[10] To prevent serious consequences in urgent cases, the relieving

officer is authorized to give relief without awaiting the visitor's

report. He is also bound to verify any statements which appear to

require it. His responsibility to the Board is thus not weakened, while

the information upon which he acts is more complete. Even when the

information does not reach him until after temporary relief has been

administered, it is still valuable for his future guidance.

End of Project Gutenberg's Homes of the London Poor, by Octavia Hill

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