workhouse test造句

• Now the'Workhouse Test'was the only way to obtain relief.
• The "'workhouse test "'was a condition of the Poor Law Amendment Act 1834.
• Nicholls's main idea was to abolish outdoor relief, and to rely on the'workhouse test '.
• Workhouses were officially abolished by the Local Government Act 1929, and between 1929 1930 Poor Law Guardians, the " workhouse test " and the term " pauper " disappeared.
• The 1930 Poor Law Act abolished the workhouse test and replaced the Poor Law with public bodies known as Public Assistance Committees for the relief of the poor and destitute, while Poor Law hospitals came under the control of local authorities.
• Knatchbull's legislation "'For Amending the Laws relating to Settlement, Employment and Relief of the Poor "'marked the first emergence of the workhouse test although this principle was adopted more fully after the passing of the Poor Law Amendment Act.
• The workhouse test and the idea of " less eligibility " were therefore never mentioned . " Classification of paupers " was neither specified nor prohibited ( during passage of the Act, an amendment by William Cobbett forbidding the separation of man and wife had been defeated ), and the recommendation of the Royal Commission that " outdoor relief " ( relief given outside of a workhouse ) should be abolished was reflected only in a clause that any outdoor relief should only be given under a scheme submitted to and approved by the Commissioners.