systematic increase of theoretical courses in the sections, by the opening of Party schools. These courses and these schools must be placed under the direction of a Central Commission of the Executive.
Resolution of the French
Commission
(a) Executive Committee.—As an exception, under the circumstances of the acute crisis provoked by the Paris Congress, the Executive Committee shall be constituted on a proportional basis, taking, as a basis the voting of the Congress for members of central bodies.
The proportions of the different factions will be as follows:
Centre: 10 members and 3 substitutes.
Left: 9 members and 2 substitutes.
Renoult Faction: 4 members and 1 substitute.
Renaud-Jean Minority: 1 member.
Communist Youth: 2 representatives with an advisory vote.
The political bureau will be formed on the same basis, the various tendencies being represented as follows: Centre, 3; Left, 3; Renoult Faction, 1.
The members of the Executive Committee, as well as those of the Political Bureau and other important central bodies, will be nominated by the French members of the various factions now in Moscow, in order to avoid all personal disagreements which might tend to aggravate the crisis. The list of candidates is to be submitted by the Delegation to the Fourth World Congress, and the delegation will undertake to defend it before the Party. The Fourth Congress makes this declaration in the conviction that this method is the only possible one for solving the Party crisis.
The list of the new Executive elected by the various factions now follows:—
THE CENTRE.
Members:—
Frossard, General Secretary of the Party and delegate on the Executive.
Louis Sellier, temporary secretary.
Marseil Cachin.
Jacob, secretary of the Textile Federation.
Garchery, municipal councillor of Paris.
Lucis Leiciague, stenographer.
Marrane, mechanic, secretary of the Federation of the Seine.
Ocurdeaux, employee in the Paris Post Office.
Laguesse, discharged teacher, secretary of the Federation of the Seine-et-Marne.
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