It acts as the highest decision making organ of the O.A.U.
It approves the regulations governing the function and conditions of service of the administrative secretary General his assistants and the other staff.
It decides on the admission of new members.
It discuss matters of common interest of member states
It considers reports from the secretariat
It has power to establish specialised commissions,
It co-ordinates and harmonises the general policies of the organisation,
It examines and reviews the structure, composition and functions of all other organs and specialised agencies of the organisation
It appoints adhoc committees to settle disputes involving member States.
It appoints the important officers of the organisation such as the Secretary General
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