3. State pension for every person over 50 years of age, and adequate provision for all widows, orphans, sick and disabled workers. 4. Free, secular, moral, primary, secondary, and university education, with free maintenance while at school or university. 5. The raising of the age of child labor, with a view to its ultimate extinction. 6. Municipalization and public control of the Drink Traffic. 7. Municipalization and public control of all hospitals and infirmaries. 8. Abolition of indirect taxation and the gradual transference of all public burdens on to unearned incomes with a view to their ultimate extinction. The Independent Labor Party is in favor of adult suffrage, with full political rights and privileges for women, and the immediate extension of the franchise to women on the same terms as granted to men; also triennial Parliaments and second ballot. ORGANIZATION I.--OFFICERS 1. Chairman and Treasurer. 2. A _National Administrative Council._--To be composed of fourteen representatives, in addition to the two officers. 3. No member shall occupy the office of Chairman of the Party for a longer consecutive period than three years, and he shall not be eligible for re-election for the same office for at least twelve months after he has vacated the chair. 4. _Election of N.A.C._--Four members of the N.A.C. shall be elected by ballot at the Annual Conference, and ten by the votes of members in ten divisional areas. 5. _Duties of N.A.C._-- (_a_) To meet at least three times a year to transact business relative to the Party. (_b_) To exercise a determining voice in the selection of Parliamentary candidates, and, where no branch exists, to choose such candidates when necessary. (_c_) To raise and disburse funds for General and By-Elections, and for other objects of the Party. (_d_) To deal with such matters of local dispute between branches and members which may be referred to its decision by the parties interested. (_e_) To appoint General Secretary and Officials, and exercise a supervising control over their work. (_f_) To engage organizers and lecturers when convenient, either permanently or for varying periods, at proper wages, and to direct and superintend their work. (_g_) To present to the Annual Conference a report on the previous year's work and progress of the Party. (_h_) To appoint when necessary sub-committees to deal with special branches of its work, and to appoint a committee to deal with each Conference Agenda. Such Committee to revise and classify the resolutions sent in by branches and to place resolutions dealing with important matters on the Agenda. (_i_) It shall not initiate any new departure or policy between Conferences without first obtaining the sanction of the majority of the branches. (_k_) Matters arising between Conferences not provided for by the Constitution, shall be dealt with by the N.A.C. (_l_) A full report of all the meetings of the N.A.C. as held shall be forwarded to each branch.