§ 25. Mr. D. G. SOMERVILLEasked the Minister of Labour the number and nature of the home-training classes proposed and now in existence; and whether there has been any objection and, if so, of what nature to this policy?
§ Mr. SHAWThe Central Committee on Women's Training and Employment inform me that the existing number of home-training centres is 57, with accommodation for 2,530 women and girls. 12 more are about to open and a further 13 are under consideration. They provide instruction for unemployed women in domestic and allied subjects. I am not aware of any recent objection to this training.
§ Mr. SOMERVILLEAre these centres taken advantage of?