Continuing her evidence Mrs, Hunter-Lewis said that a certain assistant was probably at fault in allowing a man to be treated with-cut being covered by a towel.
"Do you think an experienced inspector would ie to this committee and give @vidence of what she saw unless she was absolutely sure?" asked Mr, Davies.
Mrs, Hunter-Lewis: The inspector in question would.
Mr, Davies; Although she would be in peril of losing her position?—I still say that she would.
Your general evidence regarding the various incidents that have been mentioned is that if they happened at*all you knew nothing sbout them?
—Yes.
A denial that he had müde any improper any assistants at the any time suggestion to Clinic was
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