Which initiative was NOT included in the Liberal Measures made between 1906-1911?

The initiative regarding free medical treatments for all elderly citizens was not included in the Liberal Measures made between 1906-1911. During this period, the Liberal government focused on various social reforms aimed at improving public health and welfare, but a comprehensive scheme for free medical treatment specifically for the elderly was not implemented.

Instead, the measures that were introduced included compulsory training for midwives, which aimed to improve maternal health and reduce infant mortality rates; the provision of free meals for school children to combat child malnourishment and encourage attendance at school; and the establishment of health visitor programs to provide support and education to families, particularly new mothers. These initiatives demonstrated a commitment to enhancing the health and well-being of vulnerable populations, but free medical treatment for the elderly remained an issue that would be addressed later, particularly with the introduction of the National Health Service in 1948.