Part I INFECTIOUS DISEASES
- 1Notifiable diseases.
- 2Duty of medical practitioner on diagnosis of notifiable disease.
- 2ARegulations for control of certain diseases.
- 2BApplication of section 2A to certain aerodromes.
- 3Power of resident magistrate to order medical investigation.
- 3ARemoval to hospital of person with notifiable disease.
- 3BDetention in hospital of person with notifiable disease.
- 4Person suffering from, or carrier of, notifiable disease not to carry on occupation to danger of others.
- 5Power to order child likely to convey notifiable disease not to attend school.
- 6Power to prohibit certain work on premises where notifiable disease occurs.
- 7Restriction on sending articles exposed to infection by notifiable disease to laundry etc.
- 8Provisions as to library books.
- 9Person ceasing to occupy house or caravan after recent case of notifiable disease to disinfect same or notify owner.
- 10Provisions as to the letting of houses or caravans or rooms in hotels etc., after recent case of notifiable disease.
- 11Prohibition on persons coming in contact with body of person dying from notifiable disease.
- 12Restriction on removal of body of person dying in hospital from notifiable disease.
- 13Power of Ministry to make regulations as to disposal of dead bodies of persons who die from notifiable disease.
- 14Power of resident magistrate to order dead body to be removed to mortuary or buried forthwith.
- 15Power to require person in contact with infectious disease to discontinue employment and compensation therefor.
- 16Exclusion of children from places of entertainment or assembly to prevent spread of infectious disease.
- 17Power of Regional Agency to remove temporarily inmates from building in which infectious disease occurs.
- 18Special provisions as to anthrax.
- 19Restrictions on sales &c. by persons dealing in rags &c.
- 20Regional Agency may provide disinfecting station.
- 21Cleansing and disinfection of premises and articles therein.
- 22Powers of entry.
- 22AExercise of functions of Director of Public Health.
- 23Power to make regulations.
- 24General penalty.
- 25Application to Crown.