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[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]
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Having regard to all these factors it would appear to be not unreasonable to give grants on
the basis of the standard year 1928-29 for each of the three years 1930-33 less £200 in respect of the
building alterations as follows :—
Based on figures Based on figures
supplied by supplied by
Voluntary Asscn. Ministry of Health.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
1930-31 357 2 8 365 3 0
1931-32 357 2 8 365 3 0
1932-33 357 2 8 365 3 0
This means that the grant payable per annum for each of the 3 years 1930-31, 1931-32 and
1932-33 would be £357 2s. 8d. based on the figures supplied by the Voluntary Association or £365 3s. Od.
on the figures supplied by the Ministry of Health.
GEORGE F. BUCHAN,
November, 1929. Medical Officer of Health.
APPENDIX H.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1929.
MATERNITY AND CHILD WELFARE.
SCHEME
Made by the Urban District Council of Willesden, Pursuant to the Provisions of
Section 101 (4) of the Local Government Act, 1929, for securing the payment of
Annual Contributions to Voluntary Associations in the District.
SCHEME made by the Council of the Urban District of Willesden in the County of Middlesex, underSection
101 (4) of the Local Government Act, 1929, for securing the payment by the Council of annual
contributions towards the expenses of Voluntary Associations providing Maternity and Child Welfare
Services in or for the benefit of the district.
1. (i.) Subject to the conditions prescribed in paragraph 3 of this Scheme, the Council of
the Urban District of Willesden (hereinafter referred to as " the Council ") will, in each of the three
financial years, 1930-31, 1931-32 and 1932-33, pay by way of annual contribution to each of the
Voluntary Associations named in Column 1 of the Schedule to this Scheme, the sum specified in
Column 3 of that Schedule and placed opposite to the name of the Association.
(ii.) Such annual contributions shall either be paid in a single sum before the 30th September
in each year or may, by arrangements with the Voluntary Association concerned, be paid in equal
half-yearly instalments.
2. It will be a condition of the payment of a contribution to any Voluntary Association
under this Scheme:—
(i.) That the Council are satisfied as to the efficiency of the maternity and child welfare
services provided by the Association, and that such services are being used by a reasonable
number of those persons for whom the services are provided;
(ii.) That no reduction or alteration of such services is made without the consent of
the Council;
(iii.) That such services, and any premises in which those services are carried on, are
open to inspection at all reasonable times by the Medical Officer of Health of the Council
or by an Officer of the Council duly authorised by the Council and by any Officer of the Ministry
of Health appointed for that purpose by the Minister;
(iv.) That the Association sends to the Council in each year a copy of the annual report
of the Association on the maternity and child welfare work of the previous year, together
with a statement of the accounts of the Association for that year relating to such work, and
a copy of the auditor's certificate thereon, and furnishes the Council from time to time with
such information relating to the maternity and child welfare services provided by the Association
and the expenditure thereon as the Council may reasonably require;