HC Deb 30 October 1934 vol 293 c15
25. Mr. WHITE

asked the Minister of Labour how many local authorities have submitted proposals for the provision of centres of instruction for unemployed boys and girls in response to Circular A.C. 3; and how many of these proposals relate to urban and rural areas, respectively?

Mr. STANLEY

Up to the 26th October, 70 education authorities had submitted formal proposals for the provision of courses of instruction for unemployed boys and girls. It is not practicable to differentiate between urban and rural areas, as many proposals cover both types of area, but 28 of the proposals are from the Loudon County Council, counties of cities and county boroughs, and 42 from counties. My Department has received particulars of a number of other proposals though these have not yet been formally submitted.

Mr. WHITE

Can the right hon. Gentleman say how far that fulfils what was necessary in the circumstances?

Mr. STANLEY

I do not think that I can say more except that the matter is proceeding satisfactorily.

Mr. MORGAN JONES

Can the right hon. Gentleman say for how many young persons these schemes are intended to cater?

Mr. STANLEY

Not without notice.

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