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wto的组织机构设置及其职能（Organization structure and function of WTO） Organization structure and function of WTO (I) Conference Ministerial (The); Ministers are members of the most important negotiations, is the highest decision-making body of WTO, all members of the party in charge of foreign trade ministers, deputy ministers plenipotentiary composed of ministerial meeting, held at least once every two years. The Council of ministers has the quasi judicial right to legislative, interpretation and adjudication disputes, and can exempt a member of a specific obligation and approve the observers qualification of non WTO member states. The resolution of the Council of ministers was adopted by the collegiate bench (consensus), and each member state shall have one vote. This guarantees that the WTO will not be able to pass any resolution restricting member states without the consent of member states. The WTO Ministerial Conference on tasks include: implementing the WTO agreement and the multilateral trade agreements; provide the implementation framework of the multilateral trade agreements; to provide a forum for member countries deal with related issues within the scope of the treaty negotiations, and provide a forum for other negotiations. (two) the General Council (The General Council) and its subsidiary bodies; Under the Council of ministers, there are four councils and two organizations responsible for trade policy review and dispute resolution respectively. The top of the four councils is a Council (General), which has the power of supervision. The General Council is a conference system composed of representatives of all members. During the ministerial meeting adjourned, composed of representatives from all the members of the General Council of ministers took the function. The Council may, whenever necessary, meet at any time, draw up its own rules of procedure and its agenda, and hold meetings at any time in order to fulfil its responsibilities in resolving trade disputes an