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Public Health Act 1936

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198 Provision of mortuaries and post-mortem rooms.

(1) A local authority or a parish council may, and if required by the Minister shall, provide— (a) a mortuary for the reception of dead bodies before interment; (b) a post-mortem room for the reception of dead bodies during the time required to conduct any post-mortem examination ordered by a coroner or other duly authorised authority; and may make byelaws with respect to the management, and charges for the use, of any such place provided by them. (2) A local authority or parish council may provide for the interment of any dead body which may be received into their mortuary.

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198 Provision of mortuaries and post-mortem rooms.

(1) A local authority or a parish council may, and if required by the Minister shall, provide— (a) a mortuary for the reception of dead bodies before interment; (b) a post-mortem room for the reception of dead bodies during the time required to conduct any post-mortem examination ordered by a coroner or other duly authorised authority; and may make byelaws with respect to the management, and charges for the use, of any such place provided by them. (2) A local authority or parish council may provide for the interment of any dead body which may be received into their mortuary.

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