1512.
them to the inspector
A.
You.
Mr Pung WL Chunt-
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The Pearse ent
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Dont you think it is the duty of a superiur officer to be strict with his subordinates, and see that his
instructions are carried out to the letter by them ▼
That is rather a large question to be asked.
A.
૦૨ ૨.
I think it is a simple question.
A.
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A.
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To begin with, it is not a man's duty to work 25 hou ́a
in 24, and although I would like
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nos my instructions
carried out, it is a physical loposalbility to see that
all those instr ctions are carried out.
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But suppose you happen to hear of a case, in which yout mostr
ructions are not carried out, dont you think you
should be very strict with that man ?
I have no power to be strict with the man. All i oar do
is to report him. I cannot punish him in any way.
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13710 Dont you think the M. 0. H. should have a kind of power
to punish those people under him?
A.
Well, I think it probably would be good in some ways,
but might lead to abuses.
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The Chairman:-
I dont think we could accept the theory that a man whic
is not head of a Department should have power to
punish one of his subordinates.
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
Lau Chu Pak!-
In every case, where an Inspector fails to carry out
your instructions, have you reported the matter t
the
P. C. M. O. or the Sanitary Board $
A.
Oh yes, I have,
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Reference:-
C.O. 537
The Chairman:-
IL
But I presume, Dr Pearse, a man might fail to carry out
your instructions, and it would be quite sufficient for
you to reprimand him ↑
A.
Oh yau.
Me Fung Wa Ohui.;-
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Is it not the case, in the matter of disinfention that
things are left, aduent entirely in the heide of the
du as theyt hişi prije 1
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