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Officer of Health in respect of any inmate of any building, ship,
vessel, boat, tent, van, shed or similar structure belonging to His
Majesty the King.
Exception and application of Enactments.
Article XVI.—Nothing in these Regulations shall have effect
so as to apply, or so as to authorise or require a Medical Officer of
Health or a Local Authority, or any other person or authority,
directly or indirectly, to put in force with respect to any person
in relation to whom a notification in pursuance of these Regulations
has been transmitted to a Medical Officer of Health any
enactment which renders the person, or any one in charge of the
person, or any other person, liable to a penalty, or subjects the
person to any restriction, prohibition, or disability affecting himself,
or his employment, occupation or means of livelihood, on
the ground of his suffering from Tuberculosis.
Modifications consequent upon Local Acts.
Article XVII.—Nothing in these Regulations shall have effect
in derogation of any power conferred, or of any duty or obligation
imposed with respect to Tuberculosis by a Local Act, and these
Regulations shall not apply to a District in which any such Local
Act as aforesaid is in force except so far as they impose duties
and obligations or confer powers which are not imposed or conferred
by the Local Act and which are not inconsistent with any
duties, obligations, or powers which are imposed or conferred by
the Local Act. Such modification as may be necessary to give
effect to the intention of this Article shall be deemed to have been
made in these Regulations in relation to any such District as
aforesaid.
Short Title.
Article XVIII.—These Regulations may be cited as "the
Public Health (Tuberculosis) Regulations, 1912."
TUBERCULOSIS DISPENSARY.
Your Public Health Committee has appointed a
Sub-Committee to confer with the Sub-Committee of
the West London Hospital with the object of providing
a Tuberculosis Dispensary for this Borough.
LICENSED SLAUGHTER HOUSES.
The whole of the licensed slaughter houses in
the Borough were under inspection by the Inspector