 It further states that when an offender could not pay the restitution for a crime in his lifetime, the additional expenses could be paid by the insurance company.Chapter 10, "Rectification of Injustice", notes that some criminals of a particularly untrustworthy nature might need to work off their debt in workhouses.To insure against refusal to work, the reparations payments would be deducted from each pay before room and board costs, and those who refused to work would not eat or would have only a minimal diet.