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Mr Woodcock Lad
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the time e Staitary Inspectory had to give to By 1ling
Authority work?
I think it would be fair perhaps if you asked that of Dr
Pearce.
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I will put that to Dr Pearce also,
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Because as I say I see really very little. Formerly, I had practically nothing to do with the Inspectore, how long they took or what they did or where they kept their stores. I
really do not know.
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Q:- Very well, in each came, whether it is a Sanitary Board 1128
notice or a Building Authority notice you receive a report
from the Inspector ?
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Yose
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And what is the proportion,((In the result of these reports
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you set) of the notices you send out respectively ?
A: Fifty per cent.
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Before we leave the question of the Building Authority I wan want you to look at that Memorandum ( Memorandum of Depart- -mental arrangements for carrying out the provisions of the
Building Ordinance etc) Do you know it ?
A:- Ies.
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up and by whom it was brought into force ?
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It was drawn up by Mr Orme, while I was away on leave.
Who was Mr Orme ?
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Acting Secretary of the Sanitary Board, during the time I
was on leave.
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And do you know under whose instructions it was drawn up ?
At No, Sir.
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