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.
17. Labour colonies for habitual vagrants to be certified by Secretary of State and generally to be subject to regulations made by him (284-5, 304). P. 81.
18. Councils of counties and county boroughs to have power to establish labour colonies, or to contribute to certified colonies established by other councils or by philanthropic agencies (284-5, 287-8). P. 82.
19. Exchequer contribution to be made towards cost of maintenance of persons sent to labour colonies (287-8). P. 75.
20. Subsistence dietary to be prescribed. Inmates to have power to earn small sums of money by their work, and, by means of canteen, to supplement their food allowance (290, 312-5). Pp. 59, 79.
21. Discharge before the conclusion of sentence to be allowed on certain conditions (286). P. 59.
22. Industrial as well as agricultural work to be carried on (299-302). See Appendix III.
23. Buildings for casual wards and in connection with labour colonies to be erected cheaply (291-2, 317-23).
24. Common lodging-houses to be licensed annually by local authority (326-7). Pp. 46-51.
25. Stricter supervision and control to be exercised by local authority (326-7). P. 61.
26. Police to have right of entry (327). P. 61.
REGULATION OF SHELTERS AND FREE FOOD DISTRIBUTIONS.
27. Shelters to be licensed and regulated by local authority (366-7). P. 76.
28. Free food distribution to be subject to veto of local authority (360). P. 76.
29. Necessity of stricter enforcement of existing law (375, 377). Pp. 37, 42, 49.
30. Notice to be given to neighbouring districts of small-pox occurring in common lodging-houses or casual wards (377).
31. Sleeping out to be an offence whenever it takes place in buildings or on enclosed premises, or is a danger or nuisance to the public (384). P. 30.
32. Practice as to issue, renewal and endorsement of certificate to be uniform (400).
33. Female vagrants to be received into the workhouse instead of the casual wards (405-8). Appendix IV.