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V.
Infectious Disease (Notification) Act, 1889, Successful working of the 75
„ „ Reticence of the Asylums Board with reference to
returns under 76
,, „ Monthly Statement of Notified Cases published by
the Medical Officer of Health 76
,, „ Injudicious circulation of Weekly Returns of, proposed
in a Parliamentary Bill 77
,, ,, Limited Publication of Weekly Returns of, by the
Local Government Board 77
„ „ Defect in the Act; Exemption of Hospitals from
duty of notifying cases, to be removed 78
„ „ Defects in the statutory form of the Medical Certificate
to be remedied 78
„ ,, Managers of Asylums Board resume report to Medical
Officers of Health of cases admitted to their Hospitals
79
„ „ Spot Maps published by the Board, shewing cases of
disease notified in the several Sanitary Districts 80
„ „ Payment of Fees for Certificates 81
London School Board and Infectious Disease .Prevention : Conference
of Medical Officers of Health 81
Compulsory Removal to Hospital, Imperfect Provisions of the Law
with respect to 84
Public Health Legislation: Prospective 84
„ „ (London) Acts, to be consolidated 85
„ „ Amendment Bill introduced 86
„ „ Objection made to provisions of Amendment Bill 87
„ Provisions of Amendment Bill 88
„ „ ,, with reference to Nuisances 88
„ „ „ „ Proceedings for Nuisances 89
,, „ „ ,» Provision of Water-closets 89
„ „ ,, Injuring Closets, &c. 90
,, „ „ „ Sanitary Conveniences 90
„ „ „ „ Inspection of Drains 90
„ „ „ Overcrowding 90
„ „ ,, „ Unhealthy Houses 90
,, ,, „ „ Underground Rooms 91
„ „ ,, „ Power of Entry 91
„ „ „ „ Filth removal 91
„ „ „ , Dust removal 92
„ „ „ „ Notification 92