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there. He enters, under the day, what houses he visits.
15-445 I mean to say, he does it himself, and therefore it is
an official record, and you can rely upan it ?
Yes.
Would you be, surprised to hear that some of those 15446
diaries are written up by the Interpreters ?
Yes, I should.
Should you consider that a serious offande ?
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I should consider it very wrong. I dont know that you
could consider it an offence. It was never anticipated,
and the standing Order does not say who shall write it
up.
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Yes it does. "They
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keep a diary".
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up his diary,
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wasnt there ?
1aw,
Yes.
The Chairman: -
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Well now, Dr Clark, generally speaking hosa duty is it
to see that those regulations are property carried out
by the senior Inspectors ?
Has the Secretary got nothing to do with it ?
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The M. O. H.
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I dont think no.
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You look to the M. 0. H. as being the man who should 15452-
have control of the Senior Inspectors ?
Control of the outdoor staff. It says so in the
Standing Order. "They shall direct and superintend the
work of the Sanitary Inspecters, and of the entire
Sanitary Staff working under their supervision, in
the Health Districts allotted to them".
Do you think it would facilitate the work,
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