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St Giles (Camberwell) 1892

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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2nd—The Paper of Business to be read.
3rd—Questions to be put and answered.
Questions. At every Ordinary and Adjourned Meeting
of the Vestry, immediately after the 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.
4th—Report of Medical Officer of Health.
5th—Report of Analyst (if any).
6th—Payments to be ordered.
7th—Deputations to be received (if any) at 7.30 p.m.
Deputations. The conditions to be observed by
tations wishing to appeal to the Vestry from the decision
of a Committee shall be as follows:—
1. That twenty-four hours' notice of such appeal
be given to the Vestry Clerk.
2. That a deputation shall consist of not more than
ten persons, one of whom shall be entitled to speak for ten
minutes upon the subject of the Memorial.
3. That deputations appealing to the Vestry be in
attendance at 7.30 p.m., and be received at that time, or as
soon after as convenient.