OUTPATIENT SERVICE
AUCKLAND BOARD'S POSITION. REPLY BY MINISTER. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) GREYMOUTH, This Day. Commenting this morning on the report from Auckland of the remarks made by Mr Allan Moody and the decision of the Board, not to provide free out-patient service, the Minister for Health, Mr Nordmeyer, said: “While Mr Moody was sulking in Auckland, the remaining members of the Hospital Boards’ Association executive were meeting me in conference in Wellington and as a result of our discussions, satisfactory arrangements, to the Government on one side and the boards on the other, were entered into. The attitude of the gentlemen on the executive was in striking contrast to that exhibited, on this occasion and on others, by the Chairman of the Auckland Hospital Board. Regulations are ready and will be gazetted shortly and the only change that will now require to be made will be the insertion of a provision requiring the Auckland Hospital Board to refund to any person whom it has charged for out-patient service since March 1 the amount so charged.” (A report of Mr Moody’s remarks appears on page 8.)
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 11 March 1941, Page 6
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185OUTPATIENT SERVICE Wairarapa Times-Age, 11 March 1941, Page 6
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