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Q What is the ECNIT and what does it do?
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AThe European Conference of Ministers of
Transport was established on October 17 1963 in Brussels. As distinct from Common Market organizations this Conference has the following objectives: To achieve the best use and most rational development of European inland transport having an international significance and to co-ordinate and promote the work of international organizations concerned with European inland transport.
Normally the Ministers of Transport, meeting in Council, act on the basis of the responsibilities which they have in their own countries. If they support any decisions, they undertake in their own country to take the necessary executive measures within their power. Ministers of Transport are normally assured beforehand of the agreement of their government Decisions are taken by the Ministers who meet in Council twice a year and this body is controlled by a committee consisting of a president and two vice-presidents. Their term of office ensures a balance between the need for rotation and continuity. Meetings of the Council are prepared by the Committee of Deputies to which each Minister delegates a high official. Under the control of this Committee are subsidiary bodies, some permanent, others not.