Assistance to Work-seekers.
10. Tickets to be issued by the police to persons who are bonâ fide in search of work (178). P. [81].
11. The ticket to be for a definite route, and available only for a month, with power to police to alter route if satisfied that this is necessary (179, 182). P. [80].
12. The holder of a ticket to be entitled to lodging, supper and breakfast at the casual ward, and to be able to leave as early as he desires after performing a small task (179-80). Pp. [75], [80].
13. The holder of a ticket to have a ration of bread and cheese for mid-day meal given him on leaving the casual ward in the morning (181). P. [67].
14. Information as to work in the district to be kept at casual wards and police stations for assistance of work-seekers (184-5). Pp. [75], [76].
Vagrancy Offences.
15. Short sentences to be discouraged. Where the sentence is for less than fourteen days, it should be limited to one day, and the conviction recorded (196, 224). [Appendix V].
16. Habitual vagrants to be sent to certified labour colonies for detention for not less than six months or more than three years (221-3, 286). P. [72].