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certificate consequently lost; the Master had forgotten to apply for a
new certificate; letters written to Registration Authority and owner.
"In another instance the Master had a provisional certificate until
meeting of the Registration Authority.
"The seams of cabin were open in the case of one boat, but she
was to be laid up for repairs on her return.
"Two registered boats were examined twice."
|| Mr. Boyce's five inspections of registered boats included two visits to
one boat.
WORKSHOPS, WORKPLACES, LAUNDRIES
AND OUTWORKERS.
HOME WORK REGULATION BILL.
As to the number and description of workshops on the registers see
Tables A and B, pages 112 and 113.
There are two registers of workshops kept, one for females, and the
other for males.
A register of bakehouses is also kept.
The registered workshops were inspected two or three times in the
year, some every month.
The number of premises notified within the district as used by outworkers
is 1146, but this number varies with each six monthly return, see
Table A, page 112, and Table C and D, pages 115 to 117.
The places where the outworkers are employed were inspected all
of them twice during the year, some more frequently.
See Miss Tattersall's report, pages 218 and 219, and the Sanitary
Inspectors' reports, pages 175 and 180.
For outworkers connected with infectious cases, see page 60.
A special form is submitted by the Secretary of State for the