VI.-Breweries. (Trades carried on therein.) Exemption shall be granted from the obligation of entering on the labour list the hour of termination of the daily period of work, as also the hours of commencement and of termination of the intervals for rest occurring between the hours of commencement and of termination of the daily period of work, in respect of men employed on the actual brewing and the delivering of beer, on the condition that the total working hours per week shall be stated thereon. VII-Plaice Fishing. Exemption shall be granted from the obligation of entering on the labour list the hours of commencement and of termination of the daily period of work, as also the hours of the intervals for rest occurring between those hours in regard to men, young persons, and women whose work consists of cleaning, knitting and baiting hooked fishing nets, on the condition that the total working hours per week shall be stated thereon. VIII. Oak Bark Peeling. Exemption shall be granted from the obligation (a) of entering on the labour list the hours of commencement and of termination of the daily period of work, as also of the intervals for rest occurring between those hours, in regard to men ; (b) of entering on the labour list the hours of commencement and of termination of their intervals for rest occurring between the hours of commencement and of termination of the daily period of work, in regard to young persons and women, on the condition that the total time of such intervals shall be stated thereon. IX.-Establishments exclusively driven by Wind or Water Power. (Trades carried on therein.) Exemption shall be granted from the obligation— (a) of entering on the labour list the hour of commencement and of termination of the daily period of work, as also of the intervals for rest occurring between those hours, in regard to men, on the condition that the total working hours per week shall be stated thereon ; (b) of entering on the labour list the hours of commencement and of termination of the intervals for rest occurring between the hours of commencement and of termination of the daily period of work, in regard to young persons and women. X.-Brickfields. (Trades carried on therein.) Exemption shall be granted from the obligation— (a) of entering on the labour list the hours of commencement and of termination of the daily period of work, as also of the intervals for rest occurring between those hours, in regard to men employed in stoking the kilns or on other work performed in the open air, on the condition that the total working hours per week shall be stated thereon; (b) of entering on the labour list the hours of commencement and of termination of the intervals for rest occurring between the hours of commencement and of termination of the daily period of work, in regard to young persons and women whose work, in accordance with remarks written opposite their names in the works register, consists of standing on the edges and the carrying of unbaked bricks from the places where these are made to the kilns. XI.-Peat Works. (Trades carried on therein.) Exemption shall be granted from the obligation of entering on the labour list the hours of commencement and of termination of the daily period of work, as also of the intervals for rest occurring between those hours, in regard to men, young persons and women, on the condition that the total working hours per week shall be stated thereon. XII.-Iron Foundries. (Trades carried on therein.) Exemption shall be granted from the obligation of entering on the labour list the hour of termination of the daily period of work, in regard to men, on the condition that the total working hours per week shall be stated thereon. 2. In this Decree shall be understood by : "Men": male persons of 17 years or upwards, as also male persons who are 16 years of age at the time when this Decree shall come into force. "Women female persons of 17 years or upwards, as also female persons who are 16 years of age at the time when this Decree shall come into force. Young persons : persons under the age of 17 years, with the exception of those who are 16 years of age at the time when this Decree shall come into force. Our Minister or Agriculture, Industry and Commerce shall be responsible for the execution of this Decree, which shall be published in the Government "Gazette" (Staatsblad), and a copy of which shall be sent in to the State Council (Raad van State). 19. Besluit van den 6den December 1911, tot vaststelling van een algemeenen maatregel van bestuur, als bedoeld bij artikel 21 der Arbeidswet 1911 (Staatsblad No. 319). (Staatsblad No. 357.) Decree of 6th December, 1911, issuing general administrative regulations, as referred to in §21 of the Labour Act of 1911.* The obligation of a medical practitioner to report cases of diseases, as contemplated in §21 of the Labour Act of 1911 (Staatsblad No. 319), shall apply to the diseases enumerated in Column I. of the appended List, provided that : Cases of diseases named under (B) need only be reported when the patient is employed or has been employed in any of the occupations enumerated in the second column against each particular disease, within the period of time mentioned in the third column against each particular disease, before which time such patient came under treatment of the medical practitioner. COLUMN I. COLUMN II. COLUMN III. Caisson disease Chromic-poisoning Cyanide-poisoning Carbonic-oxide poisoning Malleus (kwade droes) nitroand dinitro-benzol poisoning Poisoning by nitrous fumes Carbon disulphide poisoning Sulphuretted hydrogen poisoning Arsenic-poisoning, excluding arsenic-hydrates poisoning Cancer on the skin and cancer abscesses Mercury-poisoning ing of animals (12) Sheep-dipping establishments (1) Textile weaving works (2) Mining industry (3) Masons' establishments (4) Establishments for refining, distilling, or treatment of petroleum or substances produced from non-distilled petroleum or coal-tar (5) Establishments for the treatment and the manufacture of asphalt or asphalt products (1) Chemical works and laboratories (2) Factories for the manufacture of explosives (3) Medicines and dressing materials factories (4) Textile print works (5) Establishments for the manufacturing and repairing of instruments (6) Incandescent lamp factories (7) Establishments for the manufacturing and treatment of hair and fur articles (8) Establishments for hot gilding and silvering (9) Factories for the manufacture of paint for ships' bottoms (10) Photographic establishments 60 days 5 years 5 years id you posi Ulcerating of the cornea (sclerotic coat) and of the retina of the eye (5) Bone-black factories (6) Industries for the treatment of rags (1) Textile dyeing works (4) Industries for the refining, (5) Industries for treatment of (7) Enamelling works (8) Trades in which autogenous (9) Incandescent lamp works 6 days 2. In cases in which §50 of Our Decree of 26th January, 1907 (Staatsblad No. 20) applies, a medical practitioner shall be considered as having fulfilled his obligations in regard to reporting referred to in §1, after forwarding the notes referred to in that Section. |