It has always been understood hitherto that the Government were adverse to this question being discussed in any public way. I trust now that they have sanctioned this Commission going round in this manner, that it is the remarks of the Hon'ble. Mr. Holyoak might be applied with the Government sanction which, I understand, has always been the difficulty hitherto.
May I take up three points.
First with regard to the schools; the Royal Commission considered the question very carefully and came to the conclusion that until the teachers could be carefully trained and prepared to give that instruction, and until the parents were sufficiently in touch with the new developments, it was not advisable to give clues touching in school.
A brief description was then given of what is being done in England:
Secondly, the question of the examination and segregation of prostitutes has been carefully considered. The British and American Ministries of Health have both decided against segregated districts. It is impossible to guarantee security. Better results secured by the provision of free treatment and the suppression of centres of infection.
Thirdly, an explanation of the position of the Commission in relation to the Government was given.
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It has always been understood hitherto that the Government were adverse to this question baing discussed in any public way. I trust now that they hɛve satherisud this Commission going round in this the manner that it is the remarks of the Honble. Mr. Holyank might be applied with the Governant sɛnetion which, I understand, has always been the difficulty hither to.
MRS. ROLFE.
May I take up three points,
First with r gard to the schools; the Roy:1 Commission considered the question very carefully and seas to the conclusion that until the teachers could be c-refully trained and propared to give that instruction, end until the parents were sufficiently in touch with the ner devel- opments, it wrs not advisable to give clues turching in school.
A brief discription = s then given of what is being done in England; -
Special courses of lectures to teachers, Parents conferences convened by teachers,
Secondly the question of the examination and segregation
of prostitutes has been carefully considered, The British
and American Ministries of Health have both decided
agelast segregated districts, It is impossible to guarantee
security. Better results secured by the provision
fres treatment and the suppression of centres of infection.
Thirdly an explanation of the position of the
Commission in relation to the Government was given.
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