Cap. 36 Art. 31Powers of Superintendent with regard to dairies where disease is attributable to milk.

(1) If the Superintendent is in possession of evidence that any person is suffering from any disease attributable to milk supplied from any dairy or that the milk from any such dairy is likely to cause any such disease, such Superintendent shall visit such dairy or cause such dairy to be visited by a medical officer of health or other sanitary officer. The Superintendent or other officer deputed by him, shall examine such dairy and every person engaged in the service thereof or resident upon the premises or who is resident in any of the premises where any person employed in such dairy may reside, as well as the animals therein, and shall subject such animals to any necessary process with a view to ascertaining if the same are suffering from any disease.

(2) On the result of such inspection the Superintendent shall either make an order requiring the dairyman not to supply any milk from such dairy until such order has been withdrawn, or declare that no such order is necessary.

(3) For the purpose of the provisions of this article any milk supplied from any animals while temporarily out of the dairy in which they are kept, shall be deemed to have been supplied from such dairy.

(4) An order made in pursuance of subarticle (2) shall be forthwith withdrawn on the Superintendent being satisfied that the milk is no longer likely to cause disease.