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THE STATESMAN'S YEAR-BOOK, 1921
8econd Budget (July 1,
Third Budget (Jan. I,
to Dec. 31, 1920).
to Dec. 31, 1921).
Indirect expenses (over which the League
has control).
Gold francs
Gold francs
Communications and transit organisa-
—
50", 000
Permanent Court of Justine . . !
150,000
1,500,000
Financial and statistical organisation .
575,000
.(50,000
Repatriation and prisoners of war .
—
150,000
Various commissions and organisations
provided for in Articles 23 and 24 of
—
1,000,000
1,025,000
—
1,750,000
3,500,000
Reserve Fund for Working Capital 1.
1,725,000
2,350,000
13,950,000
To this amount must he added for the
International Labour Bureau, which the
League has to finance, but over the
expenses of which it has no direct
control
3,250,000
7,000,000
Grand Total ....
10,000,0 JO
20,650,000
' The fund of working capital is considered necessary in view of the inevitable delays i n the passing of votes of credit by Parliaments.
The expenses of the League are divided among the members according to the scale of the Universal Postal Union, which divides the members into seven classes as follows : —
I. — Ten countries, each paying -25 units 250 units
(Great Britain, France, Italy, Japan, Canada, Australia, South Africa,
India, China, Poland.) II. — One country, paying 20 units 20 ,,
(Spain.) III.— 8even countries, each paying 15 units ....... Itt
(Belgium, Brazil, Czechoslovakia, Holland, Rumania, Sweden,
Switzerland.) IV.— Four countries, each pa\ing 10 units 40
(Denmark, Norway, Portugal, Serb-Croat-Slovene State.) V. — Five countries, each paying 5 units 25 ,,
(The Argentine, Chile, Colombia, Greeee, Peru.) VI. — Twelve countries, each paying 3 units M
(Bolivia, Cuba, Guatemala, Haiti, New Zealand, Panama, Paraguay,
Persia, Salvador, Sia n, Uruguay, Venezuela.)
VII. Two countries, each paying 1 unit I ,,
(Liberia, the Hed.jaz.)
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