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A trade union federation alleges that a member State, which has ratified an ILO Convention, has failed to secure its effective observance. Under the ILO Constitution, which body of organisations may file this type of formal representation about a member State's failure to observe a ratified Convention?

An industrial association of employers or workers may file a representation with the ILO Governing Body alleging a member State has failed to secure effective observance of a ratified Convention. Individuals, embassies and domestic courts have no standing under this procedure.

  1. AAn industrial association of employers or workersCorrect
  2. BAny private individual citizen of that State
  3. CAny foreign embassy accredited to the ILO
  4. DA State High Court of that member State

Explanation

Under the ILO Constitution's representation procedure, an industrial association of employers or of workers may present a representation to the ILO Governing Body alleging that a member State has failed to secure effective observance of a ratified Convention. Individuals cannot do so directly, and embassies and courts have no such role.

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