CITY MEDICAL OFFICER.
w'J.'T-' '.'. .."«'"'..',l' i QUESTIOX OF AFPOIXTJIEXT. The question of. the appointment of,a Medical •Officer of Health for the City ■wa-s recently considered ,by the 'City .Courictl as a eommitteCj and.last eveuiingr.tthe llVlJayor,. Sir. J. 11. Crunspn, presented a report dealing \yith t-hivinattcr. The-, report stated- that a i medical officer appointed hy the Council 'had-.n'o regognised. or' defined. status or .duties, : and-t-hese would have.to he. assigned to him; by the Council. His or decision would have no validity as .against a Government medical-officer-, or even, a .sanitaT}- inspector where these persons were ■ empowered to decide matters or take - action. His position would 'be .somewJiat anomalous, and therefore it was recommended no action be taken. The report was adopted.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 99, 28 April 1922, Page 11
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