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Friern Barnet 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Friern Barnet]

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MEDICAL OFFICER'S ANNUAL REPORT SHEET 19 OF DRAFT.
"Grade A" & "Pasteurised" Four grades of Milk are to say the least
somewhat confusing to the general public, and I would suggest a
numerical index "certified" Grade A. T.T. being No.l. There are no
less than three licensing authorities viz. the Minister of Health,
The County (3c County Borough) Councils and the Sanitary Authorities
(Urban 3c Rural). The functions of a Sanitary Authority are (1) to
license the distributors of the Graded Milks (2) to take samples to
of the Graded Milks as distributed in their respective districts and
submit them for bacteriological examination at an approved laboratory.
There have been only two supplementary licences issued by this Authority
one for "Certified" and one for "Pasteurised" milk, both to one firm
in an adjoining district which is in itself only a distributor of
"Certified" milk and the pasteurisers and bottlers of the "Pasteurised"
milk.
FACTORY & WORKSHOPS.
The following are particulars of the Factories & Workshops in the
District at the end of 1925.
Number Description Remarks.
There has been no infectious disease notified from outworker's
premises for many years past. The Lists of outworkers have been
regularly received from the City & Metropolitan Boroughs, There are
no firms employing outworkers in this district.