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should be thorough and cover all aspects of the Act. This,
of course, is time consuming; the practice, however, is
appreciated by the management and is the means whereby good
relations are maintained. Although there were fewer
registered premises at the end of the year, the number of new
registrations was higher than in the previous year. This
is probably due to the increased activities of the staff and
perhaps to the gradual awakening of interest on the part of
employers.
Operation of the General Provisions of the Act.