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A: It distinctly says so in the Section:.
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Office of Halti do anything sine on his own author ite
besides these things you Ese mentioned ?
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powers without the Authority of the Brant ?
I have given you a correct That Dealing with his responsi-
-bilities his duties and his powers, more or less as in the
last one.
Q: But in all the others you think he has powers unter the
Sections you referred to without reference to the Board ?
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It has bann regarded as a wise provision in England for the
Medical Affairs of Heath such
last hundred years to give them powers and I don't think
they have abused them. I think the Mòtical Officer of Health
is such a re:ponsible officer of the Government that he
should be given powers to carry out much of the Sections as
I have mentionede
ut to you
Ies, thank you. These are, the questions I have to
arising out of the questions already put and anstored at
lant meeting
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Health is subject to your onlara and disactions ? 1 an
addressing you now as Principal Oivil Medical Officer.
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