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 2598 INTERNATIONAL SANITARY CONVENTION. JUNE 21,1926. . However, the President of the Board shall be authorized to cor- respond directly with the consular authorities of maritime cities in current matters connected with the service. J!:nforcement 01 de- ART 12 The President and in case of his absence or impediment CislOOS • • ", . the Inspector General of the Sanitary, Maritime, and Quarantine Service, shall see to the enforeement of the decisions of the Board. For this purpose he shall correspond directly with all the agents of the Samtary, Maritime, and (.luarantine Service and with the various 8.uthonties of the countries. He shall, with the advice of the Board, direct the sanitary police of the ports, the maritime quarantine establishments, end the quarantine stations of the desert. Finally, he shall transact current business. otN:lon of sanitary ART. 13. The sanitary inspector general, the directors of sanitary offices, and the physicians of sanitary stations and quarantine camps must be selected from among physicians regularly diplomaed either by a European faculty of medicine or by the Government. The delegate of the Board at Djeddah may be R. diplomaed physi- cian of Cairo. Appointment, etc., of ART. 14. The Board shall designate its candidates through its officers, etc. President to the Minister of the Interior for all offices and positions under the Sanitary, Maritime, and Quarantine Service, said Minister alone having 8. right to appoint them. . The same course shall be followed in regard to dismissals, trans- fers, and promotion. However, the President shall have the direct appointment of all the subaltern agents, laborers, servants, etc. The appointment of the sanitary guards shall be reserved to the Board. ol~OI'!I of sanitary ART. 15. The number of directors of sanitary offices shall be seven, . their residence being at Alexandria, Damietta, Port Said, Suez, Tor, Souakim, and Kosseir. . The sanitary office of Tor may operate only during the continuance of the pilgrimage or in time of epidemic. Authority conferred. ART. 16. The directors of the sanitary offices shall have under their orders all the sanitary employees of their district. They shall be responsible for the proper performance of the service. ":~cfrlche sanitary ART. 17. The chief of the sanitary agency of EI Ariche shall have . the same powers and duties as those entrusted to the directors by the foregomg article. \lO~':dY~P:t sta· ART. 18. The directors of the sanitary stations t.'nd quarantin~ . camps shall have under their orders all the employees of the medical and administrative service of the establishments under their direction. Authorltyofsanltary ART. 19. The sanitary inspector general shall have the ~upervision inspector general. all h dhS' M'. dQ . over t e services un er t e amtary, antIme, an uarantme BOMd. . Report on condition ART. 20. It shall be the mission of the delegate of the Sanitary, ofnedjas. Maritime, and Quarantine Board at Djeddah to furnish the Board with information as to the sanitary condition of Hedjaz, especially Disci II It- in time of pilgrimage. tee. p naryoomm ART. 21 . A disciplinary committee composed of the President, the Inspector General of the Sanitary, MaritIme, and Quarantine Serv- ice, and the three delegates elected b, the Board, shall be intrusted with an examination of the complamts lodged against the agents belonging to the Sanitary, Maritime, and Quarantine f:ervice. It shall draw up a. report on each case and submit it to the con- sideration of the Board convened in general assembly. The dele- gates shall be renewed every year. They shall b6 reeligible. The decision of the Board shall be submitted by its President to the sanction of the Minister of the Interior.

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