THE INSURANCE ACT
GOVERNMENT TERMS DECLINED
Press Association—By Telegraph— Copyright.
LONDON, December 22. (Received December 23, at 8.5 a.m.)
A representative meeting of the British Medical Association, by 182 to 21, rejected the Government's terms, and resolved, until a uniform scheme is adopted, to recommend the treatment of those insured conditionally on the latter having a free choice of doctor, either on a cavitation basis of a minimum of 8s 6d per annum, inclusive of drugs, or on an attendance basis at a minimum of 2s 6d a visit, such minimum not to include tuberculous ratients.
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Evening Star, Issue 15065, 23 December 1912, Page 6
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96THE INSURANCE ACT Evening Star, Issue 15065, 23 December 1912, Page 6
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