(c) Progressive income-tax. Taxes on legacies and gifts between the living (excepting gifts to works of public utility).
(d) Suppression of intestate succession, except in the direct line and within limits to be determined by law.
6. Progressive extension of public property.
The State to take over the National Bank. Social organization of loans, at interest to cover costs only, to individuals and to associations of workers.
i. Industrial property.
Abolition, on grounds of public utility, of private ownership in mines, quarries, the subsoil generally, and of the great means of production and transport.
ii. Agricultural property.
(a) Nationalization of forests.
(b) Reconstruction or development of common lands.
(c) Progressive taking over of the land by the State or the communes.