From The Times: August 12, 1920The report of the Committee on the Employment of Women on Police Duties has just been published as a White Paper. The Committee state: The experience of the war has proved that women can be employed with advantage to the community in the performance of certain police duties which, before the war, were exclusively discharged by men. For the efficient performance of these duties, the women must be specially qualified, highly trained, and well paid, and should form an integral part of the police force. While acknowledging the good work done during the war by unofficial bodies of women who undertook police duties in munition works and in thickly populated areas, the Committee are convinced that such work must,

Source: The Times August 11, 2020 23:03 UTC