"(Rider on the" Sub-Committee's findings on question (a) of the terms of reference)
I consider that the attitude which ihe Boards of Governors of the General and Country Hospitals respectively have adopted throughout the meetings of the sub-committee reveals a disinclination on their part to conder the possibilities of further codination between the two hospitals. question of rebuilding at the Further, as it is clear that the re-
The sub-commit! unwilling 19 assume regards the future new factors might not arise which could effectively be met by mutual action and would recommend an arrangement whereby the Boards-of Governors of the two hospitals should hold neral Hospital agreement wa: eached betwee the two hospitals as to provision of temporary accommodation at the Country Hospital fo: building of the east wing of the General Hospital is likely to require urgent consideration within the next few years and will if carried out, patients displaced from the East Wing in ive considerable expense, I have of the General Hospital In view. however, of the recommendation that immediate rebuilding is not essential, and also because conditions may have changed when the matter next comes formed the opinion and recommend that the question of the Council's relations with the two hospitals is one which should be reviewed in the intervening period.
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