[July 5, 1921]
. . . 8. The state does not assume any obligations to supply enterprises leased out, and their workers and employees. Exceptions are allowed only in cases when [specially important] orders are given by a state institution, and only with special permission for each individual case from the presidium of the Supreme Council of National Economy.

LENIN.

1 The issue of leasing out state industrial enterprises under the jurisdiction of local and central bodies of the Supreme Council of National Economy, based on P.A. Bogdanov's report, was on the agenda on July 5, 1921.