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St Giles (Camberwell) 1867

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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11.—All elections and appointments of this
Vestry shall be by ballot, and at a time to be
fixed by the Vestry, which shall be stated upon
the summons for the meeting at which such election
is to take place.
12.—No member of the Vestry shall be eligible
to bo a candidate for any office of profit in the
appointment of the Vestrymen, nor shall any one
who has been a member of the Vestry be eligible
for any such office under the Vestry, if the same
shall have become vacant within three months of
such person having ceased to be a member.
13.—If any officer of the Vestry accept the
office of Vestryman, his office shall thereupon be
declared vacated, and he shall not be capable of
being re-elected to it.
14.—Where security is required of any Officer,
no member of the Vestry shall be accepted either
in whole or in part.
15.—That no motion for increase of salary, or
a gratuity to any officer shall be entertained at
any meeting of the Vestry unless notice thereof
shall have been first duly given and placed on the
notice for such Vestry, stating the amount of such
salary or gratuity.
1 6.—That a committee be appointed annually
in the month of June, to consist of twenty-eight
members for the several Wards in the following
proportion:—
Wards 1, 2, 3,—Four Members each.