The commission's 1963 report defined "itinerant" as "a person who had no fixed place of abode and habitually wandered from place to place, but excluding travelling show-people and travelling entertainers". It recommended assimilation of Travellers by settling them in fixed dwellings, viewing the Netherlands' approach to its travelling minority as a model. This assimilation was to be achieved by the effective criminalisation of nomadism, and the report paved the way for an increasing state emphasis on criminal laws and penalties for trespass. Within the 1963 commission of itinerancy report they recommended institutions such as the Industrial Schools in Ireland in attempt to cleanse Irish society. [https://ptfs-oireachtas.s3.amazonaws.com/DriveH/AWData/Library3/Library2/DL013441.pdf] Rilantu Mincéir (Irish Traveller) Survivor Mary Teresa Collins had said in the 60s she was "snatched from the side of the road."