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49. The object of the Vaccination Amendment Ordinance was to impose a uniform period of six weeks as the period of grace permitted in the case of unvaccinated children. Hitherto there had been varying periods of grace ranging from one month to six months as well as a seasonal period of grace from the beginning of May to the end of September.
50. The object of the Public Health and Buildings Amendment Ordinance was to improve the machinery for the seizure and destruction of tainted, diseased or unwholesome food.
51. The object of the Nurses Registration Ordinance was to safeguard the public by ensuring that nurses shall be properly trained and examined before being registered. Also to establish a Nursing Board and a Register of Nurses, and to arrange for reciprocity with other countries.
52. EXPENDITURE FOR 1930 and 1931.
Compared.
Personal Emoluments*
1930. $823,158.94
1931. $985,606.10
OTHER CHARGES
A.—Staff.
Transport 13,370.16 11,986.63 Conveyance and Motor Allowances. 433.87 527.00 Rent of Premises for Dispensaries and Garage 1,278.50 1,344.00B.—General.
Artificial Limbs 425.00 Bedding and Clothing 18,177.10 16,270.62 Board for 1 House Physician, 1 House Surgeon and 1 House Obstetrician 1,095.00 1,095.00 Board and Lodging for 6 Pupil Midwives 536.00 552.00 Books 631.64 405.30 Cleansing Materials 5,362.65 5,480.40 Dental Treatment 2,346.50 1,811.50 Fuel and Light 41,727.45 46,875.46 Carried forward $908,542.81 $1,071,954.21*Including officers of the Senior Clerical & Accounting Staff and Junior Clerical Service attached to the Medical Department.
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49. The object of the Vaccination Amendment Ordinance was to impose a uniform period of six weeks as the period of grace permitted in the case of unvaccinated children. Hitherto there had been varying periods of grace ranging from one month to six months as well as a seasonal period of grace from the beginning of May to the end of September.
50. The object of the Public Health and Buildings Amend- ment Ordinance was to improve the machinery for the seizure and destruction of tainted, diseased or unwholesome food.
51. The object of the Nurses Registration Ordinance was to safeguard the public by ensuring that nurses shall be properly trained and examined before being registered. Also to establish a Nursing Board and a Register of Nurses, and to arrange for reciprocity with other countries.
52. EXPENDITURE FOR 1930 and 1931.
Compared.
Personal Emoluments*
1930.
$823,158.94
1931.
$985,606.10
OTHER CHARGES
A.-Staff.
Transport
Conveyance and Motor Allowances.
Rent of Premises for Dispensaries
13,370.16
433.87
11,986.63
527.00
and Garage
1.278.50
1.344.00
B.-General.
Artificial Limbs
425.00
Bedding and Clothing
18,177.10
16,270.62
Board for 1 House Physician,
1 House Surgeon and 1 House
Obstetrician
1,095.00
1,095.00
Board and Lodging for 6 Pupil
Midwives
536.00
552.00
Books
631.64
405.30
Cleansing Materials
5,362.65
5,480.40
Dental Treatment
2,346.50
1,811.50
Fuel and Light
41,727.45
46,875.46
Carried forward
$908,542.81 $1,071,954.21
*Including officers of the Senior Clerical & Accounting Staff and Junior
Clerical Service attached to the Medical Department,
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