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provisionn of the Code. The Code Authority, within thirty days
-,.ft r such petition is filed, shll submit it, together with its
findings and r~cor-mnendations to the Admi nistrator. If the Code
Authority fils to mak fir'dinr7. and recommendations within such
period, or if it recommends dismissal of the petition, such member
of the Ind2-stry may petition the Ad'miniistrator for an exception
or exenmrtion.

Section 8. Procedure on Amendments and Modifications--All
proposals for amendments to or modifications of the Code by
members of the Industry, shall be submitted in the first instance
to the Code Authority for its recommendation. The Code Authority
shall immediately consider such proposals and sMhall recommend to
the Administrator approval, modification, or disapproval thereof.

Section 9. Consultation with Administration iember---The Industry
iembers shall consult with the Adninistration .iL,rfber of the Code
Authority and his Advisers in connection with the preparation of
finding s and rccormrinenlations for interpretations, exceptions,
exemptions, modifications, and amendments to the Code.

 AP.r TICL3 XI

 A23IT 1 I 1-.

 Section 1. Procedure Governini Arbitration--',7ith the approval of
 the Administrator, the Code Authorit" ma-a establish procedure for
 the arbitration of sopcific types of trade practice and labor
 controversies arising under the Code. Such procedure should
 accord with State and Fedceral laws.

 ARTICLE XII

 COD3 AUTHORITY :'.ZuiULATICiS

 Section 1. Regulation of Procedura--In addition to the By-laviws
 the Code'Authority mn?. adopt R.culations to .:ovirn its procedure
 i.i the exercise of powers granted to it -under the Code, and the
 limits of which are defined in the Code and By-laws. Such Regu-
 tions shall 'outline detailed procedures, the fuidamnentals of which
 have been embodied in the By-laws. They shall be subject to the
 disapporov!l of the Administrator.

 Section 2. Identification of Code Authorit Regulations--All
 Code Authority Regulations and all : amncdments thereto, issued in
 accordanc* with Section 1 above, shall be clearly described as
 "Ragulations of the Code Authority of the Ladies' Handbag Industry",
 and shall be identified in such manner that every general subject
 shall be designated by article number, and every s-oecific provision
 of each article be section member.

 Section 3. Amendments to Regulations--Code Authority Re~gulations
may be amended in accordance with procedure similar to that required


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