Structure+of+the+League

The main bodies of the League of nations were the Assembly, the Council and the Secretariat. __The Assembly:__ The Assembly usually met once a year in Geneva but also occasionally at other times in the case of emergencies. The primary roles of the Assembly were to control the budget for the organisation, to have control over membership of the League of nations and the appointing of the Council of the League of nations. __The Council:__ The council met on an average of five times a year and was the executive body of the League of nations, meaning that it made all of the decisions. The Council initially had four permanent member nations: Britain, France, Italy and Japan as well as Germany when it was admitted to the League of nations. The council also had four non-permanent member nations who were on the council for three years. This number later rose to first six and then eleven members. __The secretariat:__ The secretariat’s role was to run the various bodies that the League of nations established. These included a Mandates unit, a Health department and a Social unit. Picture credit: From[| rpfuller.com, interwar diplomacy]
 * Structure of the League of Nations **