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All the steps are exactly the same with the exception, that
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- ment up to the Building Authority. Then a differance comes in in connection with the prosecution%
The sale procedur. obtaina art in the latter i dopy of 19443 "La original notice is sent to the Building Authority ?
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That is quite true as to prosecutions. 16 is sent to the Medical Officer of Health except in a few times lately more than a half i doxon Sisam I. act vince the Board considered the matter of prosecution, I have mgm-“
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-imed prosecution because I understood from the President that this could he dane when the Medical office of Health 1.tself had no permosal knowledge of the nude and had not ben the papers. Recently, I male a mugce.tion to the Bend because I was not quite mitisfied about it. Hy sugter- -tion to the Búani wam shat the Secretary shoul? -thorise ¿rosecution <hẹn t*- Medical Office of Health had no ver- -kenal kno×l-dgɑ of the nuisante mi had nɔt bundled the
papers.
Stelton Herpert- Phit has not been approved. You can't xa, you havn [TE>C>=1444
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~ted recently ?
At- Nn, She re-son I instituted prosecutions was ir gume actin
with the *inding of the Committee said that the prosecutionE
should he istituted by a rashobsitle Officer vnd the Preat-
-dest and myself read that meaning that the Secretary
crc14 prosecute if, as I s、id, the M-Aicki Officer of Health had no personal knowledge of the Duisandɑ. I was not quite natiafiki ahout that and I have written a minute sings 'then
to the Board muggesting ") 5 this work o" prosecuting should
Sẽ dine by the Bocratic, wil since writing that minute I
lavə disc miinued authorising prosecutiona