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Section 8: Appointment of temporary Healih Officers in emergencies

Travancore -Cochin Public Health Act,1955State Act of Kerala · Act 16 of 1955

(1) In the event of the prevalence or threatened outbreak of any infectious disease in any local area, or of any unusual mortality therein, the Government may, by order, appoint temporarily for such period as may be specified therein one or more additional Health Officers for the treatment of such infectious disease and preventing it from spreading, or for investigating [BS cause of and preventing such mortality, as the case may be.

— e e m e e tt NS S 73

(2) For the purpose of sub-section (1), the Government may appoint any qualified medical practitioner either on an honorary basis or on such salary or allowances or both as the Government may fix.

9. Delegation of powers of Health Officer—— The Government may, by general or special order, authorise any officer of the Government or of a local authority to exercise such of the powers of a Health Officer under this Act in such area and subject to such restrictions, limitations and conditions and to such control and revision as may be specified in such order.

Where this provision sits

ActTravancore -Cochin Public Health Act,1955
Section8
Marginal noteAppointment of temporary Healih Officers in emergencies
JurisdictionState of Kerala
StatusIn force as published by the source

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