This brief official commission speaking turn concerns the wording of provisions governing coal mining. Lederer first calls for an explicit specification of how compensation is to be provided:
Die Art der Entschädigung müßte hinein.
English translation: The form of compensation would have to be included.
He then turns to § 5, reading a requirement that places coal-price decisions under governmental oversight:
Die Festsetzung der Kohlenpreise bedarf der Genehmigung der Reichsregierung.
English translation: The setting of coal prices requires the approval of the Reich government.
The intervention thus connects compensation arrangements with public control over prices. Its scope remains narrow: it records a proposed addition and the next provision under discussion, without explaining Lederer’s preferred compensation mechanism or his assessment of the approval requirement.
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