FORESTERS'HIGH COURT
. INSURANCE AGAINST SICKNESS, By Cable.—Press Association.—Copyright Received. August 2,10.30 p.m. ,'■;•:■ London, August 2. -One thousand delegates; including Australians, were present'at the annual the Foresters.', High Court at (Birmingham. : , ;
The Chief Ranger, in the course of* speech, said that ":%%' million days of sickness were' paid for annually by..,the Order in the United Kingdom. The proposed IState insurance against. sickness I 'and invalidity; would only be successful if; friendly societies and the State were mutually satisfied that the societies would only accept the responsibility of administration if the rights of selfmanagement were continued. He was glad that.Mr. Lloyd-George was considering the question of exempting friendly societies' benefits when estimating the old age pensions incomes.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 98, 3 August 1910, Page 4
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