but also said that parents' own conduct would be the "best example for the [...] rising generation". Follow-up Parliament responded to the Mazengarb Report with a special select committee appointed on September 28, 1954. Its report (AJHR 1955, I-15) was due to be issued on October 1, 1955. References Further reading "Tired of the sex life" (Chapter 9), pp. 252–278, in Shame and disgrace: a history of lost scandals in New Zealand by Tony Simpson (Auckland: Penguin, 1992) () "Mazengarb, Oswald Chettle" in the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, by GP Barton, at dnzb.govt.nz "Furey, May Edith Evelyn" in the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, by Roberta Nicholls, at dnzb.govt.nz. (Mrs Furey, of the Canterbury Housewives' Union, opposed distributing the report to every household in New Zealand) External links A facsimile copy of the report, archived at ibiblio.org Mazengarb Report (1954) Mazengarb Report (1954) 1954 in New Zealand Youth in New Zealand 1954 documents Commissions and inquiries in New Zealand