On 25 October 1955, the Luxembourg Ambassador to Belgium, Lambert Schaus, sends his Foreign Minister Joseph Bech a series of documents given to him by the Belgian Foreign Ministry concerning the preparations for the Common Market within the Spaak Committee. This document, prepared on 18 October, sets out the position of the Belgian delegation on the arrangements for the establishment of a Common Market, particularly with regard to the customs union, governance bodies, the scope of free movement and measures for the harmonisation of the economic systems of the Six.