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Standing Resolutions.
Resolved (15th January, 1897).—That the Assistant Vestry Clerk be authorised to require
the attendance in the office of any of the Clerks in the department, and the Messenger, when
considered necessary by him so to do, and that after G p.m. he be authorised to pay
overtime for such attendance in proportion to the amount of salary or wages paid to such
Clerks or Messenger.
In accordance with notice given at a previous meeting, Mr. Vezey (on Gth July) moved,
Mr. Bulmer seconded, and it was
Resolved—That it be an instruction from this Vestry to the Surveyor to present his
report to the General Purposes and other Committees concerned, prior to each Vestry
Meeting, for consideration and report, and that these Committees' reports be read and acted
upon at the Vestry Meetings in the same manner as the reports from Committees are now
dealt with.
In accordance with notice given at the previous meeting of the Vestry, Mr. Vezey (on
20th July, 1897) moved, Mr. Board seconded, and it was
Resolved—That it be an instruction from this Vestry to the Medical Officer of Health
to present his report to the Sanitary and other Committees concerned, prior to each Vestry
Meeting for consideration and report, and that these Committees' reports be read and acted
upon in the same manner as the reports from Committees are now dealt with.
On 3rd August, 1897, in accordance with notice given at the previous meeting,
Mr. Higgs moved—That a time be appointed for asking questions at General Meetings, and
On 7th September, 1897, it was
Resolved—(i.) That the before-mentioned item of business be placed at the end of
the agenda paper.
(ii.) That question time be limited to 10 minutes altogether.
(iii.) That one day's previous notice at least be given to the Clerk by any
member wishing to ask a question at any General Meeting.