The International Sanitary Convention of Paris, 1903 / translated by Theodore Thomson.

  • International Sanitary Conference
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1904
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Credit: The International Sanitary Convention of Paris, 1903 / translated by Theodore Thomson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    APPENDIX II. (See Art. 162.) [This Appendix, consisting of the Khedivial Decrees of 19/4 June, 1893, and 25th December, 1894, and of the Ministerial Order of 19th Jane, 1893, is not here reproduced,J APPENDIX III. (&« 181.) RESOLUTIONS PASSED BY THE COMMISSION OF WAYS AND MEANS OF THE SANITARY CONFERENCE OF PARIS REGARDING AN INTERNATIONAL HEALTH OFFICE. I. —An International Health Office shall be established on the lines followed in the institution and conduct of the International Office of Weights and Measures. It shall have its seat in Paris. II. —The International Office shall fulfil the function of collecting information as to the progress of infectious diseases. To this end it shall receive information given to it by the chief Health Authorities of the States that are parties to it. III. —The Office shall periodically set out the results of these labours in official reports which shall be communicated to the contracting Governments. These reports must be made public. IV. —The Office shall be supported by contributions from the contracting Governments. V. —The Government, in whose country the International Office is to be established, shall be charged with the submission, within three months of the signing of the proceedings of the Conference, for the approval of the contracting States, of Regulations for the institution and conduct of that Office. 19056 F
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