of Enquiry to verify its contention. In this case 
the provisions of Articles 357, 358, 359, 360. 
362 and 363 shall apply, and if the report of 
the Commièson of Enquiry or the decision of 
the Permanent Court of International Justice is 
in favour of the defaulting Government, the other 
Governments shall forthwith discontinue the 
measures of an economic character that they 
have taken r against the defaulting Government. 
General 
Article 366 
The Members engage to apply conventions 
which they have ratified in accordance with the 
provisions of this Part of the present Treaty to 
their colonies, protectorates and gossessions which, 
are not fully self-poveming: 
(1) Except where owing to the local con 
ditions the convention is inapplicable, or 
(2) Subject to such modifications as may 
be necessary to adapt the convention, to local, 
conditions. 
And each of the Members shall notify to 
the International Labour Office the action taken 
in respect of each of its colonies, protectorates 
and possessions which are not fully self- 
go verning. 
Article 367. 
Amendments to this Part of the present 
Treaty which are adopted by the Conference by 
a majority of two-thirds of the votes cast by thé 
Delegates present shall take effect when ratified 
by the State's whose representatives compose the 
Council of the League of Nations and by three- 
fourths of the Members. 
Article 368. 
Any "question or, dispute relating to the 
interpretation of this Part of the present Treaty 
or of any subsequent convention concluded by 
thé Members in pursuance of the provisions of 
this Part of the present Treaty shall be referred 
for ^decision to the Permanent Court of Inter¬ 
national Justice.