6.  As  regards  the  relief  of  distress,  aid  for  a  lasting  period  on  the  basis  of  the  reciprocity  principle  will  pro-
bably be  contingent  on  a  certain  length  of  stay  in  the  country.  A  Convention  between  Denmark,  Norway  and
Sweden  (August  28th,  1914)  requires  10  years'  continued  sojourn  for  the  period  of  support  from  the  country  of
miry,  but  in  case  of  shorter  stay,  out  of  human  regard,  the  law  tries  to  evade  deportation  by  entitling  the  country
of  immigration  to  receive  three-fourths  refund  of  the  outlays  to  be  obtained  I'roiri  the  country  of  emigration.
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(iREECE.
"  Agreed We  have  only  to  observe,  on  the  one  hand,  that  no  distinction  is  made  in

Greek  legislation  between  native  and  foreign  workers,  and,  on  the  other  hand,  that  with  regard  to
the  Recommendation  of  the  Washington  Conference  concerning  the  treatment  of  foreign  workers,
the  Greek  Government  has  already  announced  to  Parliament  that  they  would  accept  it  and  apply
it  within  the  period  laid  down  in  the  Treaty  of  Peace.  The  competent  departments  are  at  present
engaged  in  the  preparation  of  the  measures  which  must  be  adopted  for  this  purpose.
"The  propositions  to  be  discussed,  as  indicated  in  this  section  of  the  Questionnaire,  appear
to  us  to  be  sufficient  for  the  object  we  have  in  view.  "

INDIA.
"  1.  There  is  no  form  of  social  insurance  in  India  at  present.  Should  such  a  system  be
introduced  later  the  Government  of  India  would  no  doubt  be  prepared  to  extend  it  to  foreign
workers  on  a  basis  of  reciprocity.
"2,  3,  and  4.  The  Government  of  India  would  welcome  any  recommendations  and  conven-
tions tending  to  secure  equality  of  treatment  for  their  nationals  working  in  foreign  countries.
