The Secretary-General of the Far Eastern Commission, Nelson T. Johnson, released his report on the activities of the organization from December 24, 1948, to June 30, 1950. The report was a summary of activities and a description of the nine policy decisions made during the period. Cessation of the trial of Japanese war criminals, reform of the Japanese agricultural system, restoration of patent rights to allied nationals (including rights previously held on utility models and designs), restoration of trade-mark rights together with regulations governing Japanese use of trade names and marking of merchandise and revisions of previous decisions governing restitution of looted property and access to technical and scientific information in Japan by Allied governments were the subjects covered by the decisions of the Commission.