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St Giles (Camberwell) 1889

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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11th—The Seal of the Vestry to be affixed to any
document.
12th—Motions (if any).
Minutes. 7. The Minutes of the last Meeting or Meetings
of the Vestry shall be printed and circulated among the
Members, and if correct, a copy shall be signed and
entered in the Minute Book 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.
Questions. 8. At every Ordinary and Adjourned Meeting
of the Vestry, immediately after tne Minutes have been
signed, 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 questions and replies shall be recorded on the Minutes,
unless otherwise ordered by the Vestry.
Business Paper. 9. The Paper of Business for each Vestry shall
be prepared by the Clerk, and sent to each Member three
days before the Meeting, a copy of which shall be exhibited
in a conspicuous place in the Vestry Hall and on the Notice
Board outside the Hall, and no other business shall be
considered at that Meeting except by a Resolution of the
Vestry.
Bank Books. 10. The Treasurer's Bank Pass Books, made up
to the evening of the previous day, shall be laid on the table
of the Vestry at each Meeting.