Cases may be referred to the Conciliation Commission:
1° By the earliest of the parties, who shall send the Chairman of the Conciliation Commission a written request setting out the points in dispute;
2° By the Prefect.
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Cases may be referred to the Conciliation Commission:
1° By the earliest of the parties, who shall send the Chairman of the Conciliation Commission a written request setting out the points in dispute;
2° By the Prefect.
La commission de conciliation peut être saisie :
1° Par la plus diligente des parties qui adresse au président de la commission de conciliation une requête écrite exposant les points sur lesquels porte le litige ;
2° Par le préfet.
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