HISTORY ACTS AND FACTS // CREATING A WELFARE STATE 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryModern Britain - 19th century onwardsA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: Ciara_TCreated on: 03-05-17 10:47 UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ACT 1920 & 1921, extended unemployment insurance 1 of 16 THE NATIONAL ECONOMY ACT 1931, 6 month cap - means test for when insurance ran out 2 of 16 \\ IMPACT OF WAR // LAB GOV AND CONSENSUS, '39-'79 \/\/\/\/ 3 of 16 THE FAMILY ALLOWANCE ACT 1945, monetry child benefits 4 of 16 THE NATIONAL INSURANCE ACT 1946, unemployment and sickness benefits (all workers) 5 of 16 THE INDUSTRIAL INJURIES ACT 1948, welfare benefits for those not covered by National Insurance 6 of 16 NHS CREATED 1948 7 of 16 THE NATIONAL INSURANCE ACT 1970 // pension rights, disabled benefits, child allowance increase and rent help for low income families in private homes 8 of 16 1919 NEW MINISTRY OF HEALTH \/\/\/\/\/ 9 of 16 LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1929, most important health act of the 20s , making local authorities have more responsibilities e.g. running child welfare 10 of 16 THE NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE ACT 1946, NHS THEN MADE IN '48 11 of 16 DEVELOPMENT OF THE NHS // HOSPITAL PLAN 1962, 90 new hospitals and 356 refurbished // modernise 12 of 16 DEVELOPMENT OF THE NHS // NHS REORGANISATION ACT 1973, new management structure (more costly) 13 of 16 \\ EDUCATION // \/\/\/\ 14 of 16 HADOW COMMITTEE 1926, abolished elementary and divided primary and secondary 15 of 16 THE 'BUTLER ACT' 1944, secondary education access for less wealthy parents // state secondary no longer feesable 16 of 16
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