Officer) as suggested in the enclosed memorandum, and bring admitted to pratique directly after it has been ascertained that the ship is actually healthy, instead of ships being sent to the Quarantine anchorage for detention until suspected cases on board have been examined; it may perhaps be found unnecessary to appoint additional Port Health Officers.
DRAFT.
In this connection I would draw your attention to the provision in section 8 of Chapter II of the Venice Sanitary Convention, from which Regn 6(c) is taken.
That section only lays down that a medical inspection shall be presented in the case of healthy ships; it does not state that it shall be presented.
5. There is no objection to the adoption of Dr. Bell's suggestion that ships having on board
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