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The Chairman:-

You mig. ut the question a litle differently. Get

the info in vt ien pou want another way.

r Shelton Roopar:-

Yes, I will put it another way.

The Chairman:-

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One moment before you go on. You (witness) speak of the

treatment meted out by the Senior Inspectors to Junior

Inspectors as being bad. Do you mean the general

behaviour of the Senior Inspector towards the two

District Inspectors under him, is that what you mean?

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Yes.

r Shelton Hooper:-

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Coming back on that question again of man from home. I am not speaking of their qualifications. I am rather speaking and want to find out what your idea is; are

they successful in their work with the Chinese ?

No.

Is it a fact that they are more unapproachable ?

than the local men.

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They do.

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Duncan and another, I forget..

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It does not matter if you forget.

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The Chairman:-

There are two men working under the Sanitary Surveyor ?

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Yes, Duncan, and there is another man,

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Cullen ?

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Cullen, yes.

Mr Shelton Hooper:-

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Dont you think that the other Inspectors, and Plague-76

Inspectors, should do that work?

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Yes.

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Do you think that they have got the time to do it ..

Yes, I do.

The Chairman; -

I dont quite understand your question, Mr Hooper. Do

you mean that t. District Inspector should have the

Bupervision of the drains in his District ?

ar Shelton Hooper:- Yes, and ct a separate drainage Inspector.

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