Poor Law 1834
	• One was the provision of out-relief, such as the "Speenhamland system”: Families of laborers were given money proportional to the price of bread • pauper labour - the labour rate system: Rate payers took it in turn to employ the able-bodied poor •  Roundsman system: rate payers chose whether to pay the poor rate or employ able-bodied poor for a set period of time. (This was believed to undercut the labour market)