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Recommendation 4 had been considerably
delayed by the difficulty in recruiting
the necessary trained staff. They
regretted that no statutory provision was
to be made for dealing with the problem
affrenate
of relief but realised that any such
legislation at the present time might
create a demand which it would be
impossible to meet financially.
In general, the Sub-Committee were
impressed by the great amount of work
which is being done and expressed their
satisfaction with the considerable efforts
being made to improve the present position
in
under difficult circumstances.
I have etc.
(Signed) J. GRIFFITHS