Control Commission

Control Commission designated

• the Parliamentary Control Commission, until 1999 the name of today's Parliamentary Control Committee , an organ of the German Bundestag
• the Parliamentary Control Commission , an organ of the Brandenburg State Parliament
• the control commission as a control body of various parties (e.g. the SPD ) and organizations (e.g. the IOC )
• a commission for the demilitarization of the Central Powers existing from 1919 to 1927 , see Control Commission (First World War) .
• Allied control commissions, several organizations of the Allied occupying powers that emerged as a result of the Yalta Conference after the end of the Second World War.
  • Central Military Control Commission
  • British Control Commission, see Control Commission for Germany / British Element
  • Soviet control commission
  • Allied Commission for Austria
  • Allied Control Commission for Hungary

• 1948–1963 a committee in the Soviet occupation zone and GDR, see Central Control Commission (GDR) , renamed in 1952 as Central Commission for State Control , replaced in 1963 by the Workers and Peasants Inspection of the GDR. The aim of the organization was to expose economic crimes and monitor the implementation of legislation in the economy.
• Central Control Commission of the CPSU , highest control and disciplinary body from 1920–1934 and 1990–1991 in the Communist Party of the Soviet Union

See also

• Party Control Commission

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.