A county council may direct that the expenses incurred by them in providing hospital accommodation for persons suffering from infectious disease, whether defray -able as expenses for general county purposes or for special county purposes, shall be assessed on the parishes liable to contribute thereto in proportion to the use made of that accommodation by persons in those parishes respectively and, while any such direction is in force, any precept for county contributions may include as a separate item any contributions, whether for general or special county purposes, which are so assessed.
Section 186: Expenses of county councils in making provision for the treatment of infectious disease.
Public Health Act 1936 · 1936 c. 49View on legislation.gov.uk
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Part VI: Hospitals, Nursing Homes, &c.
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