Statutory rules and orders, 1898.

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[1898]
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Credit: Statutory rules and orders, 1898. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Article 9—Every Public Vaccinator shall duly register all vaccinations performed by him in a register in the Form 0., tjet out in the Fifth Schedule hereto, and in manner directed m the Instructions to Vaccinators under Contract m the Thud Schedule hereto. Appointment of Vaccination Officers. Article 10.—(1.) Where the number of Vaccination Officers already appointed or hereafter appointed in any Poor Law Union shall at any time, in the opinion of the Guardians or m Our opinion, be insufficient for the purpose of securing the due execution of the Vaccination Acts, 1867 to 1898, in such Union, the Guardians shall, with Our approval, or on Our requisition, appoint a sufficient number of such Officers. (2.) Whenever, in consequence of an outbreak of small-pox, or for other cause, it may appear to the Guardians or to Us to be requisite that temporary assistance should be provided tor any Vaccination Officer in the discharge of his duties, the Guardians may and, if so directed by Us, shall appoint: an Assistant or Assistants to the Vaccination Officer for such time as the Guar- dians may deem necessary or We may direct. Article 11. (1.) Every appointment of a Vaccination Officer made after the commencement of this Order shall be subject to Our approval. (2.) Notice of a proposal to appoint a Vaccination Officer shall be given at one of the two ordinary meetings next preceding the meeting at which the appointment is to be made, such notice being duly entered on the minutes, or else an advertisement specifying the District for which, and the date of the meeting at which, such appointment is proposed to be made, together with the rate of remuneration to be paid, shall be published in some newspaper circulating in the Union at least seven days before the day fixed for the appointment. Article 12.—The Guardians shall furnish the Vaccination Officer with a copy of the resolution appointing him signed by the Chairman of the meeting at which the appointment was made, or of the ensuing meeting; or, in the case of any Vaccina- tion Officer appointed before the commencement of this Order, with a copy of such resolution under the seal of the Guardians. Article 13.—Every appointment of a Vaccination Officer shall, within seven days after it is made, be reported to Us, by the Clerk to the Guardians, who shall furnish such particulars relating thereto as We may require. Article 14.—If any Vaccination Officer is at any time pre- vented by sickness or accident or other sufficient reason from
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