Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wembley]
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MIDDLESEX COUNTY COUNCIL (GENERAL POWERS)
ACT, 1938.
Sections relating to Public Health Department.
Section 54—Power to order alteration of chimneys.
Section 55—Further provisions as to working-class houses.
Section 57—Sanitary conveniences used in common.
Section 59—Information to be furnished in case of notifiable
disease.
Section 60—Parents, etc. to notify certain diseases.
Section 61—Restrictions on attendance at schools and places
of assembly.
Section 62—Power to close schools and exclude children from
entertainments.
Section 63—Compensation to persons for ceasing employment
to prevent spread of disease.
Section 64—Removal of infirm and diseased persons in certain
cases.
Section 65—Entry into premises in case of disease.
Section 66—Byelaws as to lodging-houses.
Section 67—Sanitary conveniences for workmen engaged on
buildings.
Section 68—Discontinuance of offensive trade.
Section 69—Byelaws as to stables.
Section 70—Notice of slaughter of animals unfit for human
food.
Section 71—Registration of Hawkers of meat, fish, fruit and
vegetables and premises.
Section 72—Power to prohibit persons in advanced state of
tuberculosis from selling, etc. food.
Section 73—As to appeals.
Section 106-Noise nuisance.
Section 107-Byelaws as to pleasure fairs.
Section 113-Supply of antidotes against notifiable disease.
Section 124-Recovery of expenses from out-patiencs.
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