 Solitary confinement imprisonment of children in the "Boob" was stated to be barbarous and must be stopped.The Commission ruled that in its present condition it had "no hope of success" with the children in its care.Nevertheless Neville continued in his role as Chief Protector to argue before the Moseley Royal Commission of 1934 for an extension of his powers, and despite some opposition to this the commission agreed to support his recommendation.