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Some Aspects of the National Insurance Act, 1911 [Part 1—National Health Insurance]
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 18 August 2016
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The following paper is intended to deal in an indicative rather than an exhaustive manner with certain aspects of the Health Insurance Legislation which has come into force recently in this country, and to draw attention also to the main points of similarity and of distinction which a review of the more important analogous foreign schemes brings to light. Needless to say, there is no attempt to fan the dying embers of politico-journalistic controversy, and wherever an opinion is expressed it is given with such reasons as appear to the author to support it.
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page 113 note * In the original Paper this was stated to be the “weighted” rates—it has been amended subsequently to the Discussion, q.v.
page 119 note * Originally stated as “six months.”—Altered after the Discussion, q.v.
page 122 note * This wording has been modified from that in the original Paper, in accordance with the suggestion of Mr. Burn (see Discussion).
page 172 note * Mr. Cameron informs us that since the meeting he has ascertained, by enquiry of the Commissioners, that the three-sevenths of the amount standing to the credit of a deceased deposit contributor will remain in the Post Office Fund pending further legislation as to the Deposit Insurance scheme.—Ed. J.I.A.