The Reorganisation of Local Government Being a Series of Essays Prepared By Cap
The Reorganisation of Local Government Being a Series of Essays Prepared By Cap
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In practice there have been very few cases where the County Council has made use of this section.
Broadly speaking, it has been the tendency of recent legislation in the creation of new services to enlarge the powers of the County Council, and to neglect the Rural District. Instances of this may be seen in the National Insurance Acts, the Old Age Pensions Acts, the Mental Deficiency Act, and the Employment of Children Act. And even where the Rural District Councils are able to develop their own... services, as, e. G. , in connection with provision for maternity and infancy, many of them are tending to merge their schemes into County schemes.
The criticism that has been increasingly levelled at the Rural District Council may be briefly summed up as follows: it is objected that it has an artificial area, which means an absence of local patriotism, and, gener- ally speaking, of cohesion; that it has too frequently a petty outlook and a parsimonious policy; that its officers are in many cases inefficient and reactionary (largely on account of their insecurity of tenure and under- payment); that its relations with the County Council are a constant handicap to efficient administration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In practice there have been very few cases where the County Council has made use of this section.
Broadly speaking, it has been the tendency of recent legislation in the creation of new services to enlarge the powers of the County Council, and to neglect the Rural District. Instances of this may be seen in the National Insurance Acts, the Old Age Pensions Acts, the Mental Deficiency Act, and the Employment of Children Act. And even where the Rural District Councils are able to develop their own... services, as, e. G. , in connection with provision for maternity and infancy, many of them are tending to merge their schemes into County schemes.
The criticism that has been increasingly levelled at the Rural District Council may be briefly summed up as follows: it is objected that it has an artificial area, which means an absence of local patriotism, and, gener- ally speaking, of cohesion; that it has too frequently a petty outlook and a parsimonious policy; that its officers are in many cases inefficient and reactionary (largely on account of their insecurity of tenure and under- payment); that its relations with the County Council are a constant handicap to efficient administration.
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