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 1744 INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS OTHER THAN TREATIES [59 STAT. termine the allocation, or distribution for use, to Governments in Continental Europe, on such conditions as it may deem necessary, of such transport equipment and material as may be made available for this purpose by the Allied Commanders-in-Chief, by Occupation Au- thorities, or by agencies of any one or more of the United Nations. To enable the Organisation to carry out this function effectively, it may consult with the Governments concerned on their export possi- bilities of, and import needs of, transport equipment and material for Continental Europe and will receive from such Governments noti- fication of all arrangements made in respect thereto of which they have notice. Arrangements to make Mobile Transport Equipment and Material available. 6. In cases where temporary emergency requirements of mobile transport equipment for carrying traffic of common concern arise and the usual arrangements for the interchange of such mobile trans- port equipment are inadequate, the Organisation shall arrange with member Governments concerned to make available mobile transport equipment for the purpose of meeting such requirements. Such mo- bile transport equipment shall be made available under arrangements made between the member Governments concerned, with the assistance of the Organisation. Census of Transport Equipment and Material. 7. The Organisation shall at the earliest practicable time arrange through the member Governments for a census of rolling-stock in Continental Europe and of such other transport equipment and ma- terial there as may appear necessary for the proper discharge of its functions. Identification and Restoration of Transport Equipment and Material. 8. The Organisation shall arrange, as soon as practicable, to restore to any member Government transport equipment and material belong- ing to it or to its nationals, found outside the territories under its authority and outside its control. Should any difficulties of identi- fication arise, the Organisation shall arrange immediately for such special measures to be taken as may be necessary to meet them. Where such restoration would unduly prejudice the operation of essential transport, the Organisation shall work out agreements with the Gov- ernments concerned for the temporary use of transport equipment pending its restoration. The arrangements for restoration shall be made on the basis of the ownership of the property which existed before any territorial changes in Europe, resulting from Axis policy, and in accordance with any general policies which may be determined by the appropriate authorities of the United Nations regarding resto- ration and restitution of the property removed by the enemy. Traffic. 9. The Organisation may make such recommendations to the ap- propriate authorities as it deems necessary with respect to the

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