The Heraklion Convention - Italian Colonies in the region and the region

The topic for the this round of voting is whether or not Italy should be granted colonial territories in the south of Turkey after Turkey has been conquered. Every attendee has some reservations about handing over territory in the Mediterranean freely to the Italians, but the Italian delegates parrot the words of the Italian leader when they emphatically express that being granted this territory would only be putting right some of the wrongs of 'vittoria mutilata'. It was decided by the other attending powers before the Heraklion Covnention's formal beginning that Italian involvement in an invasion of Turkey would be undesirable. Instead of participating directly in the war, if Italy is granted their concession then they will be bound to a pact of non-aggression with Greece and a pact of non-inteference with regards to the hypothetical war with Turkey. If the motion fails to pass, then regardless of the outcome of the Heraklion Convention Italy will hold no obligations to Greece when their war begins and may even seek to intefere.