FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY
EFFICIENCY SCHEME (nV TKLKURAt'H —I'ltlvSS ASSOCIATION'] WELLIXOTON, Sumlay In n further d.atcnient to-day comtnentinf; on the late-,:, relerences hv the Leader of the Opposition, Mr, S, (J. Holland, concerning voting on tho foot wear plan under the terms of iho Industrial Kllicieney Act. tlu- Minister of Industries and Coninv.-rce. the Hon. I). (!. Sullivan, snid iiiat. iollowiuu his conference with the executive ol the Xoav Zealand Koohvonr Manufaeturers' Ft-floralion. lie submitted tin* wliolo matter to the Crown Law Office for advice. The Solicitor-General advised him that the plan had been car ried in accordance with the Act. The Minister added that, the figure of r»();J per cent (iiioted hy Mr. Holland was the correct, one. the liuuro ol .)>5 per cent haviiur; been quoted in error, hut this did not afi'-ct rhe issue. as it was indisputable there was a minority on the employee basis, even though, "as I mentioned a few days •lire, it wis a small one.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23968, 19 May 1941, Page 3
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