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ecretary of State's espatch No. 271 of 4th. July, 1903, to overnor.

overnor's Despatch

. 413 of 28th.August, 903, to Secretary of fate.

Points out that in Ordinance 1 of 1903 the Principal Civil Medical Officer is not given direct administrative control of the Sani- -tary Department; that the Sanitary Authori- -ty is vested in the Sanitary Board whose powers under the Ordinance can only be dele- -gated to the Medical Officer of Health or to a Select Committee of the Board.

Disciplinary powers over the Staff are vest- -ed in the Board and not in the President; and any disciplinary action taken by the President would require to be specially sanctioned by the Board.

The Principal Civil Medical Officer as

President would be liable to be over-ruled

by the Board, and in that case the Medical Officer of Health and Staff would have to

carry out the decision of the majority. Points out that the Sanitary Board could not be held responsible to Government for the control of the Staff and generally for the discharge of its duties.

Adds that he is not satisfied that it would

be possible for one Officer to control

effectively both the Medical and Sanitary

Departments.

Points out that administrative control of

the Staff has been delegated by the Board

to the Principal Civil Medical Officer and

Medical Officer of Health.

Agrees that the control should rest with

the Principal Civil Medical Officer and

proposes if approved to amend the law to

that