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A federation of employers in a member State files a complaint under Article 24 of the ILO Constitution, alleging that the State has failed to secure effective observance of a Convention it has ratified. Who is entitled to make such a representation?

An industrial association of employers or of workers may make a representation under Article 24 alleging non-observance of a ratified Convention. It goes to the Governing Body. A complaint by another ratifying member State belongs to Article 26, and individuals alone cannot invoke Article 24.

  1. AOnly another ratifying member State
  2. BAn industrial association of employers or of workersCorrect
  3. COnly the Director-General of the ILO
  4. DAny individual citizen acting alone

Explanation

Article 24 allows an industrial association of employers or workers to present a representation to the International Labour Office, which goes to the Governing Body. A complaint by another ratifying State falls under Article 26, not Article 24. Individuals acting alone are not given this right.

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