6.
374
might
time
fit from time to
to appoint, should constitute the medical Board.
with such constitution it is
difficult to rimagine that any charge of infairness could be reasonably brought against it,
since it's members would
constantly change, and large proportion of
0
thew
would not be
engaged
in
private practice, it would
not lie at all liable to be
d in its decisions by
influenced private
ат
percorral motives.
Information regarding Forrige
Diplomas
Diplomas
was could:
could be abtar
be obtained
through the various Consuls,
T
buy
o other
adopted
by the Medical Board, and in
all cars it is
would dee
a
suggested there
final appest to dais Morallency in Council.
In
reference to the third objection of our Fisher's act
forth
th in his protest "that there is no necessity for the pacering
of
auch
Act," II am desired
to direct this breelleney's attention
to the preamble of the Predical Act" wherein the sole reason. givew for the passing of the
Act