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St Pancras 1908

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]

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(ii.) Every Joint Committee and every Board of Managers shall provide
and maintain a sufficient supply of printed copies of each of the
Forms A, C, and E, set forth in the Schedule to these Regulations;
(iii.) Every Board of Guardians, every Joint Committee, and every
Board of Managers, shall, from time to time, furnish to each of
the several officers who, in pursuance of these Regulations, are
required to use a form of which the Board of Guardians, Joint
Committee, or Board of Managers are required to provide and
maintain a supply of printed copies, a book containing a sufficient
number of those copies for the requirements of the officer and so
arranged that every notification may be readily detached from the
counterfoil; and
(iv.) Every Board of Guardians, every Joint Committee, and every
Board of Managers shall provide and maintain in such a form, in
such a manner, and subject to such arrangements as will secure
and facilitate access and inspection by each of the several officers
who, in pursuance of these Regulations, are required to use a form
of which the Board of Guardians, Joint Committee, or Board of
Managers are required to provide and maintain a supply of printed
copies, a full and accurate record of the name and postal address of
the Medical Officer of Health appointed by each Council, and of
such other particulars as are neccssary to secure or facilitate the
safe and prompt delivery of a notification to any such Medical
Officer of Health in the ordinary course of post.
Notifications by Medical Officers of Poor Law Institutions.
Article IV.—(1.) The Medical Officer of a Poor Law Institution, within the
period of forty-eight hours after his first recognition of the symptoms of
Pulmonary Tuberculosis in the case of a poor person who is an inmate of the
Poor Law Institution, and who resided immediately before his admission to the
Poor Law Institution at a place in the area in which the Poor Law Institution
is situate, shall, in relation to the case, enter in a printed copy of Form A the
particulars therein required to be set forth in the notification, shall sign the
notification and shall address and, after prepaying the postage, shall post the
notification to the Medical Officer of Health for the area in which the Poor
Law Institution is situate.
(2.) The Medical Officer of a Poor Law Institution within the period of
forty-eight hours after his first recognition of the symptoms of Pulmonary
Tuberculosis in the case of a poor person who is an inmate of the Poor Law
Institution and who, according to the best information in the possession of, or
readily accessible by the Medical Officer, resided immediately before his
admission to the Poor Law Institution at a place elsewhere than in the area in
which the Poor Law Institution is situate, shall, in relation to the case, enter
in a printed copy of Form A the particulars therein required to be set forth in
the notification, shall sign the notification and shall address and, after prepaying
the postage, post the notification to the Medical Officer of Health for the area
in which the said place is situate.