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Kensington 1887

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington]

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Ambulance Service of the Asylums Board (Continued).
, ,, Objectionable employment of Public Vehicles
for conveyance of the Infectious Sick : Action
of Police Authorities, and of Asylums Board 85
, „ Views of the Medical Officer of Health endorsed
by the Asylums Board 86
„ „ Asylums Board willing to be the Ambulance
viding Authority for London 87
Notification (Compulsory) of Infectious Disease 88
,, History of the Question 89
,, Conference of Sanitary Authorities in 188] 90
,, Views of Society of Medical Officers of Health, the
Asylums Board, Ac. 91
„ Deputation to Local Government Board in 1881 91
„ What came of the Deputation 92
,, Views of the Medical Officer to the Local Government
Board ; of the British Medical Association, and of the
Royal Commission on Infectious Disease Hospitals 93
„ Views of the Select Committee of the House of Commons
on Sanitary Regulations (1882) ; Model Clause drafted 93
„ Provided for in Local Acts 94
„ Bill to provide for, introduced in 1883 94
„ Views of the Local Government Board 94
,, Views of the Select Committee on Sanitary Regulations,
Session of 1887 95
„ Fresh Effort tc obtain Compulsory Powers, initiated by
the Vestry in 1887 95
,, Memorandum on the subject, Prepared by Medical Officcr
of Health and widely circulated 96
„ President of the Local Government Board requested to
bring in a Bill : Asylums Board and Sanitary
and Poor Law Authorities invited to support Vestry's
request 97
„ Society of Medical Officers of Health and Sanitary Institute
endorse Vestry's action 98
,, Action of the Asylums Board 98
,, Action of Sanitary Authorities 99
,, Provincial Opinion on the Subject 99
„ Looal Government Board make enquiry into the working
of the System in the Provinces 100
,, President of Local Government Board in favour of the
System 102
„ Bill introduced " Public Health (Prevention of
Infectious Diseases) &c." from the operation of which,
if passed into law, the Metropolis would be excluded 102