Reports of the Special Committee of the House of Commons to Whom Was Referred Bi
Reports of the Special Committee of the House of Commons to Whom Was Referred Bi
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Loans Granted. 1901 21 300 7, 998 $ 1, 085 000 1902 37 456 22, 167 2, 860, 000 1903 41 616 28, 204 4, 500 000 There is considerable variation in the constitution of these local societies, very few restrictions being made by law on the form a local society must take, but the system favoured by the Department of Agriculture is based, not on the Raiffeisen principle of unlimited liability but on co-operation with limited liability, such as is proposed by your Bill, the subscriptions of persons int...erested, together with the assis- tance afforded by the State, enabling loans to be made by the district bank either directly out of capital, or by re-discounting bills through the Bank of France. The following is a summary of the scheme recommended by the department. The members of a local co-operative bank must be drawn from the members of an agricultural association, but the nujmber required for its foundation need not exceed seven. It is not, indeed, desired that these local banks should embrace a large num- ber of members, as it is important that the character and financial condition of the members should be well known.
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Loans Granted. 1901 21 300 7, 998 $ 1, 085 000 1902 37 456 22, 167 2, 860, 000 1903 41 616 28, 204 4, 500 000 There is considerable variation in the constitution of these local societies, very few restrictions being made by law on the form a local society must take, but the system favoured by the Department of Agriculture is based, not on the Raiffeisen principle of unlimited liability but on co-operation with limited liability, such as is proposed by your Bill, the subscriptions of persons int...erested, together with the assis- tance afforded by the State, enabling loans to be made by the district bank either directly out of capital, or by re-discounting bills through the Bank of France. The following is a summary of the scheme recommended by the department. The members of a local co-operative bank must be drawn from the members of an agricultural association, but the nujmber required for its foundation need not exceed seven. It is not, indeed, desired that these local banks should embrace a large num- ber of members, as it is important that the character and financial condition of the members should be well known.
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