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transferred to another District, whereas it ought to
have read "Charge disproved, foreman severely censured
for assault, and bringing a false charge. Is severaly
censured, and removed to another District". But the
book is carelessly written up. We have only one more question, the question of concreting. It says the
Inspector must go down and open up the concrete. Do
you think an Inspector is justified in not opening up, if he gets distinct orders to open up ↑
No, it is his duty to do so. I dont think he ought to ask for that order, unless he really neads it, of course, it may be the custom that a man gets a bundle
of authorities, and inspects the houses afterwards.
16.126 I have got a number of cases in my mind, where Inspectork
receivedan order to open up and examine concrete, which had laid for a number of years in certa!! houses. He
visited these houses, and from evidence we have had
before us he made only three holes out of the ten or
twelve houses, and then he came back and reported on
the whole of them?
He was not justified in doing that. He ought to have
reported that he only opened up three.
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Dr Clark, have you heard that there is general complaint
amongst Inspectors that they are not allowed to
complain direct to the X. 0. H. ?
I have never heard that, but I can tell you that quite recently, since I resumed aɛ X. 0. H., I sent a circular round to each of the officers, saying what hours I would be there, and that I would see any Inspectors in those Districts, at the office in those hours, so there cant be that complaint now.
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Now, would a District Inspector who is likely to want
to see you, see you alone or would the Sonier Inspector
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