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 =E:-iIIT "A"

 :SiI: J1 D COSTS 02 A3 I'lIS`-jTIOiT O0

 : I ...0:.Y PROVISIONS O TI3 CODE


 It is extremely difficult, not to say irn-ossibole, to allocate the
expensess of the CoC.e bZthority as to the mancdtory- provisions of the
ocLde. So far as that is concerned, all the provisions of the Code are
Mandatory. Prsur-nt, however, to requests an atte-ipt uill be made in a
general manner to inc7ic/.te the allocation of the e::oe:-nses of the adnlin-
istration as to the c._ifferent portions of the Coce.

 AS will be noted1 frorn Exhibit "Al" the totJ.. ex-oenses allocated to
the Compliance Division a.re $95,459.00. Roughly, one-half of this will
Ie used in the enforcement of the labor provisions of the Code and one-
balf in the enforcement of the trade -rrctice provisions. Attention is
Jled to the fact thLr'.t the expenses involved in the ac-.iinistration of
Article VII 1MLI Labels are charged to Co.'plia.nce Division for the
aima-ry function of the label is to assist in co 2oliance. The expenses
barged to the Planning and Progress Division will be allocated to
Article VI Administr-,tion.