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doubtful they apply to the Modioa? Officer of Health for

advioo.

Q: I don't think that is evidence to know what they would do 1114

when they are in douht. Have they told you that ?

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I would ask you for the paned of these Inspectora who have

been in doubt as to whether it was a cuisance ?

I could cot say and moreover I would like to say in connec= -Lion with tial that it is an impression which I have got

more than any actual statement by an Inspector.

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-sion that doubts arise in the minds of these Sanitary

Inspectors as to what constitutes a nuisance under Part III

of the Building Ordinance ?

I have got in my mind that if doubts arise - I don't say they do or not they do consult the Medical Officer of Health and the Medical Officer of Health at least once a

week goes round the district offices and is there to explain

to the district Insysctors. Sometimes he - I am referring to Dr Pearce now - has told me what he has been doing that forenoon or afternoon and he has said that one of the Ingred -tors, I baĺfeve he said Inspector Coralla had consulted him in regard to section 175 and be had told Inspector Ongelly that a nuisance notice could be issued calling upon then to open up a backyard provided that no ex-mption had been grant-

-ed by the Board, but he must first satisfi himself that

no exemption had hawb granted,

How many builling notices have you sent in the course of a

year, or say what perfod you like ?

A: I have the exact number here of building notices issued

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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference:-

C.O. 537

35 RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

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