Smit Inter-Departmental Committee on Urban Natives 1942
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| Kind |
commission or official report |
| Producer |
Inter-Departmental Committee |
| Coverage |
1942 |
| Works using it |
2 |
Debates
Works using this source
| Work |
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Period |
How used |
| Davenport (1969) |
Report of the Inter-Departmental Committee on the Social, Health and Economic Conditions of the Urban Natives, 1942 (Smit) |
1942 |
Evidence of a liberal shift: acceptance of urbanisation, links of low wages to absent bargaining, pass law convictions of 300,000 in 1939-41, and call to abolish passes. |
| Frankel (1979) |
Smit Commission (1942) |
1942 |
Cited via Welsh for commenting that rising pass convictions strain administrative resources. |