1) On the need to abolish the public debt. Discussion of the 
right to equitable compensation. 

2) Relationship between the political action and the social 
movement of the working class.'* 

3) Practical means of converting landed property into social 
property (see Note). 

4) On the conversion of banks of issue into national banks. 

5) Conditions of cooperative production on a national scale. 

6) On the need for the working class to draw up general statistics 
of labour, in conformity with the Geneva Congress resolutions of 
1866.* 

7) Reconsideration by the Congress of the question of the means 
to do away with war. 

Note to Point 3: The Belgian General Council has proposed this 
question: 

“The practical means of forming agricultural sections within the International and 
of establishing solidarity between agricultural proletarians and proletarians of other 
industries.” 

a See The International Working Men’s Association. Resolutions of the Congress of 
Geneva, 1866, and the Congress of Brussels, 1868, London [1869], p. 4.— Ed. 

The General Council of the International Association believes this 
question is contained in Point 3.