Speaker. the text of my bill is short. I have asked that it be printed at this point In the RECORD so that all interested parties may review the proposal. I welcome support from all those individuals andgroups who have spoken and worked for the improvement of conditions for the migrant farmworker and his family. I will also appreciate any constructive criticism or suggestions for incorporation in a more comprehensive bill pertaining to this general subject which I intend to Introduce in.the 91st Congress. .The text of the bill follows: H.R. 20133 A bill to prohibit the payment of subsidies and similar benefits to producers in States which have failed to enact adequate farm labor laws Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled. SECTION 1. Notwithstanding any other provision of law. no department. agency. or instrumentality of the United States may make price support loans to. purchases at prices in excess of fair market value from. or in any other manner. whether in cash or in kind. pay any subsidy to agricultural producers in any State if the Secretary of Agriculture determines on the record after opportunity for a hearing either that the State in question falls to effectively enforce adequate farm labor laws referred to in paragraphs (4) through (9) of the following. or. in the case ofany State in which he finds migrant farm labor is employed. that the State fails to effectively enforce adequate farm labor laws referred to in all of the following paragraphs: (1) Regulation of farm labor housing centers and employerfurnished housing accommodations. including standards of sanitation. location. construction. density. and maintenance of housing. (2) Regulation of farm labor contractors and crew leaders. requiring annual licensing or registration and prompt payment of wages to laborers. and prohibiting such undesirable employment practices as giving false information on terms. conditions. or the existence of employment. (3) Regulation of transportation of migratory farm workers. including standards for safety and operation of equipment. qualifications of drivers. and safety and comfort of riders. (4) Regulation of uniform minimum ages for agricultural employees. (5) Regulation of uniform minimum wages for agricultural employees. (6) Regulation of wage payments requiring regular paydays. payment in cash or readily negotiable form.. and prompt payment on termination of work. (7). Workmens compensation providing monetary and medical benefits to agricultural employees injured on the job. (8) Temporary disability insurance providing benefits for agricultural workers for nonworkconnected illnesses or injuries. (9) Unemployment insurance laws providing benefits for agricultural employees during periods of involuntary unemployment.