9 Metaphors for inspectors

The Inspector was a very obliging person, and procured us a table and two chairs.

The essential difference between a Woman Sanitary Inspector and a Health Visitor is that the Woman Sanitary Inspector is a statutory officer with a legal position, having definite rights of entry and certain statutory powers for enforcing the Public Health Acts, while a Health Visitor is a purely advisory officer, with no legal status or right of entry or power to carry out any of the provisions of the Public Health Acts.

Inspector Nettings, Hewitt was told, was in charge of the case, and as the inspector was an acquaintance of his, and was then in the rooms upstairs, Hewitt went up to see him.

" The Educational Inspector, a very keen, thoughtful and competent educationist, was a disappointed man, like so many of his Service.

" Such a message from a man who in official eyes was no more than a Chief Inspector of Police was in itself a portent.

[Footnote 1: The ideal inspector is, of course, a help and not a hindrance to the teacher, acting as a propagator of new ideas and bringing into touch with one another, workers who are widely separated.

The Inspector-in-charge was a Bengalee, named Bose, who was a very intelligent officer and keen on his work.

The difference in salary has proved a great temptation to Local Authorities in London to appoint Health Visitors when Women Sanitary Inspectors would have been more useful and efficient officers.

The Inspectors appointed by the National Health Insurance Commissions are so recent an institution that it is not yet possible to say whether the work to be performed by this Department will afford scope for the employment of a large number of educated women.

9 Metaphors for  inspectors