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Through the C. S. 0. There is a printed form on which

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they can make their entries. The first portion is filled in by the Sanitary Board, and it goes to the 0. 8. 0. and the second portion is filled in, and it goes to

the Governor and so on.

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Have many complaints been made in that misconduct book ?

Not this year.

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mean to say that fewer complaints have been made, that fewer have been dealt with ?

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There have beenfewer instructione given to enter them

in the misconduct book.

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Although there have been a great number of cases,

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instructions have not been given by the P. C. M. O. to

enter them in the look ?

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Yes. I am answering the last portion of the questich, not that there have been a greɛter number of complaints

this year than last.

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The Chairman:-

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Therefore all who are punished must be entered in the

book ?

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Always at the direction of the P. C. K. Ü.

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Might it be that a man is punished and the P. C. M. 0.

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gives instructions that it is not to be entered in the

book ?

It is always entered in the book, if the offence really calls for it to be entered in the book. If a man commits a very slight offence, it would not be

entered.

Mr Shelton Hooper:- Is the amount of the fine entered ↑

Yes, it is reported to the Government.

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What becomes of the money ↑

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It is utilised for the benefit of the Sanitary

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