to mecover wages in the counts &

Vo vitioduce into the Bill safeguards

in the case

of

bankruptcy. This

latter would seem particularly

desirable

ij

the present provisiais are retained suce failure to pay wages due to bankruptcy

could hardly be construed as 'Wifful' failure to pay.

The two provision's mentioned above

Seem desirable on

grounds of good inter- labam practice regardless of national obligatims.

with regard to the argument advanced afarist making mon- payment,

have

ofwages a

statutoin offence, not been able to have any dadak of from the informate in watatite he white from available reends

all

or to the policy pursued in this repand in earler year but will contine to search.

In Swan 1/8/68.

PS. shave not looked at (162) in detail

as file was withdraw rentil

Co

few

dons ago.

Ind

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