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VI.—Tours of Superintendents—
(1) Districts visited.
(2) Shows and fairs attended.
(3) Miles travelled by—
(a) Road.
(b) Rail.
(c) Boat or steamer.
VII.—General—
(1) Provincial cost of Department.
(2) General remarks.
3. The annual Imperial report, both Military and Revenue, will be sub-
mitted by Superintendents, Civil Veterinary Department, direct to the Inspec-
tor-General, and a copy to the Provincial Government. The Provincial Report
direct to the Local Government and a copy to the Inspector-General.
4. Reports in connection with the Bacteriological Laboratory and cattle
disease will be submitted by the Imperial Bacteriologist and the Assistant to
Inspector-General, Civil Veterinary Department, on the 1st July of each year,
direct to the Inspector-General, Civil Veterinary Department, and a copy to the
Local Government of the province to which the report refers.
5. Any instructions required as regards the information to be furnished
under "Imperial Report, Military Section," will be issued by the Inspector-
General, Civil Veterinary Department, under the orders of the Military De-
partment; instructions relating to "Imperial Report, Revenue Section," by
the same officer, under the orders of the Revenue and Agricultural Depart-
ment, and instructions relating to the Provincial Report by the Local Gov-
ernment.
6. Principals of Veterinary Colleges and Schools will submit on the 1st
July a separate annual report for the year ending 31st March on the institu-
tions under their charge in such form and through such channels as the Local
Government may direct, a copy being forwarded by the Principal at the same
time to the Inspector-General, Civil Veterinary Department.
7. When the Superintendent, Civil Veterinary Department, is also Princi-
pal of a Veterinary College or School, he may, at the discretion of the local
Government, submit his report on the college or school in section V of the
Provincial Report.
8. Annual reports should generally be confined to a review of facts and
statistics collected during the year, the measures carried out, and the results
secured.
9. The Inspector-General, Civil Veterinary Department, may submit to
the local Government for consideration and orders any observations or sug-
gestions he may desire to make on the provincial reports, but it will be at the
option of the local Government to pass orders on the report at once, or to
await the remarks of the Inspector-General. The Inspector-General should
submit his remarks or suggestions ordinarily within ten days after receipt of
a copy of the Provincial report from the Superintendent, Civil Veterinary
Department, or the Principal of a Veterinary College or School.
10. When orders have been passed on the provincial report by the local
Government, a copy of the report and of the orders thereon will be forwarded
to the Government of India. A copy of the orders will also be sent to the
Inspector-General, Civil Veterinary Department, direct.
11. All annual Provincial reports of the Civil Veterinary Department
should reach the Government of India by the 1st August.
12. The Inspector-General, Civil Veterinary Department, will submit to
the Government of India, not later than the 1st October of each year, a report
on horse and mule-breeding with Imperial stallions and on any other veterinary
matters directly administered by him. The report will also include the statis-
tical tables and a general review of the provincial reports.
13. A copy of the Inspector-General's annual report and of the orders
thereon will be forwarded by the Government of India to all local Govern-
ments and Administrations.
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