ABSTRACT
This chapter, like Chapter 20 on the Common Commercial Policy, will be rather a superficial one. I shall deal in it, and in the next two chapters with a wide range of subjects which arose in the negotiations and are not covered by the preceding chapters. Once again I feel I should apologise to some of the members of the Delegation whose long and detailed work on many of these questions deserves a fuller record, especially to Mr. Bell of the Treasury for a very rudimentary account of the long negotiations on capital movements and the European Investment Bank. The space given to them here is in no way proportionate either to their difficulty or their importance.
