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Report of the Medical Officer of Health.
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(a) Keep in the prescribed form and manner, and with the
prescribed particulars, lists showing the names and
addresses of all persons directly employed by him,
either as workman or as contractors, in the business of
the factory or workshop, outside the factory or workshop,
and the places where they are employed ; and
(c) Send on or before the first day of February and the first day
of August in each year, copies of those lists to the district
Council of the district in which the factory or workshop
is situate.
Section 107 (4). This section shall apply to any place from
which any work is given out, and to the occupier of that place,
and to every Contractor employed by any such occupier in
connection with the said work, as if that place were a workshop.
Section 107 (5). In the event of a contravention of this
Section by the occupier of a factory, workshop, or place, or by a
contractor, the occupier or contractor shall be liable to a Fine not
exceeding Forty Shillings, and in the case of a second or subsequent
offence, not exceeding Five Pounds.
HENRY GEORGE HILLS,
Town Clerk.
Council House, Wandsworth, S.W.,
3rd February, 1904.
The whole of the work with regard to factories and workshops
has been carried out very efficiently by the various inspectors, and
the amount of work done has been most satisfactory.
I am pleased to be able to report that the general condition of the
factories and workshops in the Borough is very good, and that little
difficulty has been experienced in having any necessary work carried
out.
The only matters requiring special notice are the provisions of
water closet accommodation in small workshops and workplaces, and
in a few instances the provision of separate accommodation for the
sexes in small laundries. On the whole, however, satisfactory arrangements
have been made in all these cases to comply with the Act.