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The Chairman :-
Since you have been Principle Civil Medical Officer you 509
have had papers before you - 014 C. 5.0's and that kind of
thing
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and you can't suggest at all who suggested the
amendments ?
Which amendments ?
Kr Shelton Hooper: The creation of the Sanitary Department.
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Al- Unless the matter was referred to me or I went out of my
Ho looke
way for something on the subject I could not tell, I suppose it was the Principal civil Medical officer in conjunction
with Sir Henry Blake.
Q:- The Attorney General in introducing the motion, see page 62 510
of Hangard for 1908, says "The amendments which are now
proposed by the Government are principally those which have
been suggested and recommended by the Sanitary Board, who
have hitherto bad the practical working of the Ordinance
under their immediate ken. These suggestions and recommend-
-ations appear to ne to be admirable in every respect and I
believe will commend themselves to the favourable consider
-ation of this Council. Other amendments which we propose
in the Bill are suggested not by the Sanitary Board but by
others who have had the working of the Bill under their
charge and are responsible for it." I just call your attent-
-ion to this because I did not know if you were responsiblə
for any of those amendments ?
went my!
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I could not come in under that definition because I-cane-ir-
as soon as the Ordinance was passod.
Do you give expert opinion on sanitary matters now without 511
consulting the Medical Officer of Health ?
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Tho to ?
The Government.
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