Organizacion política y económica de la Confederacion Argentina, que contiene: 1. Bases y puntos de partida para la organización política de la República Argentina; 2. Elementos del derecho público provincial argentino; 3. Sistema económico y rentístico de la Confederacion Argentina; 4. De la Integridad nacional de la República Argentina, bajo todos sus gobiernos

Report of the Royal Commission on National Health Insurance

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Identifikator:: 1690007133

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-103422

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Mahaim, Ernest http://d-nb.info/gnd/116679514

Title:: Le secours de chômage en Belgique pendant l'occupation Allemande

Place of publication:: Paris

Year of publication:: [1926]

Scope:: XII, 322 S.

Digitisation:: 2020

Collection:: Economics Books

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MAJORITY REPORT. 233 _ 061. Tt has been suggested to us (Kinnear, Q. 23,651) that Im view of the difficulties which arise in the case of persons who remove from one part of the United Kingdom to another while retaining their membership in the same Society, national sec- tions of Societies which are separately valued should be given a further opportunity, if they so desire, of having in future a combined valuation. We have also considered the converse Proposition that international Societies with a single valuation should be given the option of separate national valuations. 562. We consider that there are very strong arguments in favour of giving to international Societies a further opportunity of electing to have a combined valuation for the various coun- tries in which they operate. We are impressed by the fact that In the type of case we are considering there is no separate administration in respect of those portions of the Societies which are subject to separate valuation, and we feel that so long as & common administration is responsible for the conduct of the affairs of the whole Society, there should ordinarily be a common sharing of the contingencies against which the members are Insured. We understand, also, that when additional benefits first became payable it was ascertained that the effect of the Act and the Regulations was to place a member of such a Society changing his residence from one country to another in the same Position, so far as concerned additional benefits, as a person Who had changed his Society, thus depriving him for a time of his title to additional benefits. While Regulations have now been framed to obviate this hardship to the individual, it has been Necessary, in applying them, to disregard certain financial con- siderations which ought to have weight. We think, moreover, that the present conditions which require the maintenance of Separate funds for the separately valued national sections and the passing of transfer values in all cases of migration must seriously complicate the task of administration and add to its cost, without securing any adequate corresponding advantage. 563. On the question of allowing unified Societies to establish Separate funds on a national basis, our opinion is equally definite. We think that combined valuation is now the normal Principle, and that the right of election for separate valuation 1S no longer admissible. We do not, therefore, consider that 1 the future any option should be given to international Socie- ties to make such a constitutional change as would enable them to be valued separately in respect of each part of the United Kingdom in which they carry on business. ASSOCIATIONS OF APPROVED SOCIETIES. 564. Under the 1911 Act all Approved Societies which, at the date of valuation, had less than 5,000 members, were Yeéquired, for the purposes of meeting deficiencies revealed on

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