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Reference:-

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So far as my recollection serves me at the present zoment.

1537 9:- I will go a little further. Would all the appeals with

regard to cleaning, painting and limewashing against the

Metal

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1539

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decisions of the Sanitary Board come before the Banitary

Board ?

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All appeals would come to the Board as the usual procedure. Q:- And so far as you know that has always been the custom ? 1538

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So far as I recollect that has been don3

Q:- You don't think appeals have been dealt with either throughiriq

the Principle Civil Medical Officer or the Hedical Officer

of Health which have never been before the Board ?

A: I have no recollection of any such appeal.

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Would it be possible for Officials to do anything of the inyo sort without saying anything about it ?

A:- No, Bir. because 1 write all the letters unless they take

upon themselves the duties. Sometimes letters are written to

me direct. I can't say whether they have not answered any auch lettera direct themselves but nothing has come within

my knowledge and I should not think they would do such a thing. I am only just showing you a case where it could be possible but I don't think it would be dor

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A man might address his letter to the President or the Prin-" -ci;l♦ Civil Medical Officer or the Hedical Officer of Health

and that official might deal with the case because it was

addressed to him personally and he sight not refer it to the

Board ?

He might but I have no recollection.

Er Shelton Hooper:- Do you go so far as in answer to that Mr Hewett has said 1942

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that that applies to an appeal made verbally ? Supposing a

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all would gag gall it an appeal if ha complained about harsh