Obligations of governments relating to the procedure of the Committee on Freedom of Association (Procedure in respect of the Committee on Freedom of Association and the social partners)


Description:(CFA: Digest of Decisions 2006)
Subject classification: Freedom of Association
Document:0103
Subject: Freedom of Association, Collective Bargaining, and Industrial Relations
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Obligations of governments relating to the procedure of the Committee on Freedom of Association

24. Governments should recognize the importance for their own reputation offormulating detailed replies to the allegations brought by complainant organizations, so as to allow the Committee to undertake an objective examination.

(See the 1996 Digest, para. 20; and, for example, the 304th Report, Case No. 1850, para. 205; 307th Report, Case No. 1864, para. 427; 311th Report, Case No. 1873, para. 106; 318th Report, Case No. 1978, para. 216; 323rd Report, Case No. 2017/2050, para. 301; 324th Report, Case No. 2035, para. 570; 326th Report, Case No. 2103, para. 294; 330th Report, Case No. 2166/2173/2180/2196, para. 289; 334th Report, Case No. 2200, para. 756; and 335th Report, Case No. 2187, para. 116.)

25. In all the cases presented to it since it was first set up, the Committee has always considered that the replies of governments against whom complaints are made should not be limited to general observations.

(See the 1996 Digest, para. 21; and 310th Report, Case No. 1929, para. 424.)


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