N.B. This has come to be the
result in practice, in spite
of Regulations to the Contrary,
where there is an efficient
trained Matron, (e.g. Highgate)
Why should her efficiency be
marred by the possible -
- probable indiscreet interference
(supported by Rule) of the
Medical Officer as has
happened?
If the Matron is not efficient,
she should be dismissed.
Is it not a lame conclusion
to trust to the "discretion" of
the Medical Officer not to
act upon the Regulations?