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A State complains to the ILO that another member State, which has ratified the same Convention, is not securing its effective observance. The Governing Body may appoint a body to investigate and make recommendations. What is this body called?

A Commission of Inquiry is appointed by the ILO Governing Body to investigate complaints about non-observance of a ratified Convention, including complaints by one member State against another. It examines the matter and recommends remedial steps. The other listed bodies are not part of this ILO mechanism.

  1. ACommission of InquiryCorrect
  2. BConciliation Officer
  3. CStandards Review Tribunal
  4. DRegional Labour Court

Explanation

A complaint by one member State against another that has ratified the same Convention can lead the Governing Body to appoint a Commission of Inquiry, which investigates and recommends measures. The other names are not ILO supervisory bodies for this purpose.

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