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Provisional Orders (No. 1).

(c) the amount calculated according to the rules in sub-
division (1) of this Article set forth and claimed as
being due from the Constituent Authority.

(3) The amount shown by the said account to be due shall 5 be paid by the Constituent Authority from whose district the patient has been received into the hospital and shall be included in any precept which the Joint Board issue to the Constituent Authority under Section 284 of the Public Health Act 1875 stating the sums to be contributed by the Constituent Authority 10 towards the common fund of the United District and in case of default shall be recovered in like manner as the sums to be contributed towards the said common fund.

A.D. 1928.

Saint Asaph

Order.

21. A copy of Section 132 of the Public Health Act 1875 Notice of and of Section 60 of the Public Health Acts Amendment Act provisions as 15 1907 shall be exhibited in a conspicuous place at the principal to recovery entrance of any hospital provided by the Joint Board.

of cost of maintenance.

22. The accounts of the Joint Board shall at all reasonable Inspection times be open to inspection and transcription free of charge of accounts. by any member of a Constituent Authority or by any officer 20 of a Constituent Authority authorised by that Authority for

that purpose.

23. A copy of the abstract of the accounts of the Joint Abstract of Board and of any report made by the auditor to the Joint Board accounts and shall be sent by the Joint Board to each Constituent Authority auditor's 25 as soon as may be after the completion of the audit.

report.

Order on

alteration of a Constituent District

24. (1) If at any time any new district is formed including Power of the the whole or any part of a Constituent District or the boundaries Minister to of a Constituent District are otherwise altered or a Constituent adapt this District is created or included in a municipal borough or any 30 alteration is made in the law affecting the United District or the Joint Board or a Constituent District or Constituent Authority in matters touching their relation to the United District or the Joint Board the Minister may by order to be published as he may direct provide for the adaptation of this Order to the 35 altered circumstances.

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(2) If at any time it shall appear to the Minister that the assessable value of any Constituent District has so increased as to render the representation of the Constituent Authority on the Joint Board inadequate the Minister may by Order to be pub40 lished as he shall direct provide for the appointment of an additional member or members to the Joint Board by such authority.

25. Subject to the provisions of this Order any difference Settlement arising hereunder shall be referred to arbitration in the manner of differ

ences.

Provisional Orders (No. 1).

A.D. 1928. provided by the Public Health Act 1875 the provisions of which shall apply with the necessary modifications to any arbitration Saint Asaph under this Article as if the Joint Board or a Constituent Authority Order. (as the case may be) were a party within the meaning of those provisions.

Saving for
powers of
Constituent
Authorities.

26. Until a hospital provided by the Joint Board is ready for the reception of patients nothing in this Order shall affect any power vested in any Constituent Authority with regard to the provision of hospitals for the use of the inhabitants of their district.

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THE FIRST SCHEDULE.

CONSTITUENT DISTRICTS CONSTITUENT AUTHORITIES AND
NUMBER OF ELECTIVE MEMBERS.

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A.D. 1928.

Session and
Chapter.

Short Title.

Enactments Applied.

Provisional Orders (No. 1).

Subject-matter.

Saint Asaph
Order.

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St. Helens
Order.

Given under the Official Seal of the Minister of Health
this Third day of October One thousand nine hundred
and twenty-seven.

(L.S.)

E. H. RHODES

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Assistant Secretary Ministry of Health.

BOROUGH OF ST. HELENS.

Provisional Order for partially repealing and altering

certain Local Acts.

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WHEREAS the Borough of St. Helens (hereinafter referred 20
to as "the Borough ") is an Urban District of which the Mayor
Aldermen and Burgesses acting by the Council (hereinafter
referred to as "the Corporation ") are the local authority for
the purposes of the Public Health Act 1875 and the unrepealed
provisions of the St. Helens Improvement Act 1869 the St. 25
Helens Corporation Act 1893 the St. Helens Corporation Act
1898 the St. Helens Corporation Act 1911 and the St. Helens
Corporation Act 1921 (hereinafter referred to collectively as
"the Local Acts" and separately as the Acts of the year in
which they were passed) are in force in the Borough;
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And whereas the Corporation have made new byelaws with
respect to new streets and buildings the subject-matter of which
is cognate to the subject-matter of certain of the said unrepealed
provisions;

And whereas the Corporation have accordingly made appli- 35 cation to the Minister of Health for the issue of a Provisional Order partially to repeal and alter the Local Acts in the manner hereinafter set forth:

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Provisional Orders (No. 1).

Now therefore the Minister of Health in pursuance of the A.D. 1928, powers given to him by Section 303 of the Public Health Act 1875 and of any other powers in that behalf hereby orders that from and after the date of the Act of Parliament confirming 5 this Order the following provisions shall have effect that is to

say:

St. Helens
Order.

1. The provisions of the Local Acts specified in the Schedule Repeal of to this Order shall be repealed.

sections of

Local Acts.

2.-(1) Section 45 (Further provision as to intersecting Amending 10 streets) of the Act of 1911 shall be altered and have effect as if Local Act the words as amended by section 76 of the Act of 1898 " provisions. omitted therefrom.

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were

(2) Section 46 (Extension of section 125 of Act of 1869) of the Act of 1911 shall have effect as if the following provision 15 were substituted for subsection (1) thereof :

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"(1) No building built or rebuilt since the twelfth day of July one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine which is used or intended to be used for human habitation shall be or continue to be let or (where the owner is the occupier) occupied unless it has an open space in accordance with the requirements of the byelaws for the time being in force with respect to open spaces for new domestic buildings Provided that this Section shall not require the provision of more open space than was provided in connection with the same building on the First day of August one thousand nine hundred and twenty-eight."

3. This Order may be cited as the St. Helens Order 1928.

Short title.

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