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St Giles (Camberwell) 1882

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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5. All Notices of Motion intended to be discussed
at any Ordinary Meeting of the Vestry, shall
be sent to the Office of the Vestry Clerk, at least
five clear days before the day of meeting, exclusive
of Sunday.
6. The minutes of the last Meeting or Meetings
of the Vestry, shall be read, as the first business
at each ordinary and adjourned Vestry, and if correctly
entered, the same shall be signed as required
by the Statute, but no discussion shall be allowed
upon the Minutes, except as to their accuracy, and
any objection on that ground shall be decided by
the Members present, who were also present at the
Meetings to which such Minutes refer.
7 At every Ordinary and Adjourned Meeting
of the Vestry, after the Minutes have been read and
signed, then immediately before the commencement
of business, it shall be competent for any member to
ask a question or questions relative to Parochial
affairs, of any Member or Officer of the Vestry, of
which forty-eight hours' notice at the least shall
have been given in writing to the Vestry Clerk, and
signed by the Member intending to ask the same,
but no discussion shall take place thereon, and such
question shall be printed.