The training and employment of health inspectors in New Zealand.

  • New Zealand. Board of Health.
Date:
1963
Catalogue details

Licence: In copyright

Credit: The training and employment of health inspectors in New Zealand. Source: Wellcome Collection.

    5/96 (page 3)
    PREFACE At its meeting on 18 May 1961 the Board of Health received a request from the Minister of Health for an investigation into and advice upon the training and employment of health inspectors. A number of aspects for attention were listed and it was suggested that the Local Authority Affairs Committee might set up a sub- committee to inquire into the subject. The Local Authority Affairs Committee is a standing committee to which the Board has delegated its statutory powers under the Health Act 1956 in regard to provision of sanitary services and other matters affecting local authorities. ‘The Local Authority Affairs Committee at present comprises: Dr H. B. Turbott, Director-General of Health. Dr D. P. Kennedy, The Director, Division of Public Health. Mr H. R. Bach, an engineer nominated the New Zealand Institution of Brgineers: Mr E. M. H. Kemp, a representative of the Municipal Associa- tion of New Zealand. Mr A. E. Reid, a representative of the New Zealand Counties Association. Mr R. R. Harcourt, a representative of the Ministry of Works. Mr A. K. Brown, a representative of the Treasury.