Cap. 10 Art. 102Power of Minister responsible for public health to make regulations.

(1) The Minister responsible for public health may, on the advice of the General Services Board, make regulations respecting the manner in which the provisions contained in articles 97 and 100

are to be carried out, and the materials to be used.

(2) Saving the provision of sub-article (1), the Minister responsible for public works may make regulations to provide -

(a) for facilities to be made in favour of owners of houses to comply with the provisions of article 97(1)(g);

(b) for empowering the Director of Public Works to make arrangements and enter into agreements with the said owners in respect of such facilities, including the contribution, if any, by the Government of part of the expenditure involved in such compliance;

(c) for establishing the apportionment among the several owners of the expenditure so involved;

(d) for empowering any owner of a house who, pursuant to arrangements made with the Director of Public Works, shall have laid a part of the public sewer, to claim from the owner of any other house the privy of which is, or is to be communicated with such sewer, such portion of the expenditure incurred by the former owner as shall be established as aforesaid;

(e) for any other consequential matter relating or incidental to such compliance.

(3) If any question shall arise as to whether a work is in conformity with any of the said provisions or regulations, such question shall be settled by the General Services Board.

(4) In all cases an appeal shall lie to the General Services

Board from any order or decision of any other sanitary authority, within one month from the date on which such order or decision shall have been communicated to the party concerned. If the General Services Board affirms the order or decision of that authority, the appellant shall pay to the Superintendent of Public Health, if extraordinary sittings shall have been held by the General Services Board, a sum corresponding to the costs, that is, to the fee due to the members of the Board for each sitting held in respect of such appeal and to the transport expenses, where any one or more of such members shall have inspected the place.

(5) It shall be lawful for the Superintendent of Public Health to submit for the consideration of the General Services Board any matter relating to buildings and habitations.

(6) From any decision of the General Services Board an appeal shall lie to the Court of Appeal, within one month from the day on which such decision shall have been notified to the party concerned; such appeal shall be brought by an application in contestation with the Superintendent of Public Health.