bleau.
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the Inspector in charge of the Cemetery.
These men all come to you for their orders ?
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Q.
A.
YOSA
O Q.
Pease in
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Do they take orders from the P. C. 7. C. and Secretary 13908
as well ?
Occasionally.
A.
Q.
Dont you think that all the orders should be given by 13909
A.
Q.
A.
one man, as far as possible ?
I dont think the P. C. N. O. should interfere at all
with the direction of the work, in which I am to be
held responsible.
Nor will he, if what will probably be our proposal to 13410
the Government, is acted upon.
I dont want to be in the position of a mere Post
Office - simply to have everything handed on to me, as
it was done. It used to be a rule that the Secretary
could not communicate at all with the Inspectors.
I was thinking more of their work as Inspectors. As a 1390
rule the orders, as far as their work is concerned, have
to be given by the M. 0. R. ↑
A.
Yes.
Do you hold any particular authority from the Sanitary (3912
Board, or from the P. C. M. 0. of your various duting ?
A.
I have oertain powers given me by the Ordinance.
Q.
And sometimes the orders have to be given in writing. 13913
Chairman:❤
A.
Do you get letters from the President, or from the Board
When I came here first, I had a letter of appointment
from the Governor as Assistant M. 0. H. and I had an
authority from the then existing Board to authorise
prosecutions or toke prosecutions, but those are the
only authorities.
(Reads section 1, on page 124, of the Ordinance). The
Board may provide for the removal of sick persons, and
so forth. - Under that section, if you wanted to make
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