A consideration of the whole situation has led the Sub-Committee to the
following conclusions:
(1) While not advocating that all properties should be handed over to
women to manage, they are convinced that there are special
requirements on certain properties which, at the moment, urgently call
for women’s special experience.
(2) It would be advisable for all Local Authorities to appoint women
in their Housing Departments. Birmingham City Council has taken the
first step by appointing a “Woman Rent Collector and Supervisor of
Houses.”
(3) That every effort should be made to draw the attention of the
Local Authorities to the importance of the need for an improved
standard of management.
_Members of Sub-Committee._
M. M. JEFFERY, _Chairman_.
E. A. CHARLESWORTH.
D. MEYNELL.
F. C. PRIDEAUX } _Members of the Association of_
M. GALTON } _Women House Property Managers._
E. A. BROWNING, _Secretary_.
(Signed) GERTRUDE EMMOTT,
_Chairman Women’s Section Garden Cities
and Town Planning Association_.
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