The following dispositions founded in the subsidiary legislation are example of how the Government has endeavoured to accomplish with this human right, in congruency with the dispositions of the Constitution. Public Health Act, 18/01/1960, Laws of Seychelles 1996. Section 3: "Every medical officer of health shall take all practicable measures for ensuring cleanliness and sanitation and for the prevention of disease and for the maintenance and improvement of the health of members of the public and in particular shall administer and enforce, as far as practicable all the provisions of this and any other Act relating to public health". Part VII - Notification of notifiable disease. Section 32: "The Minister may make regulations […] to provide for the notification of notifiable disease in remote parts of Seychelles". Section 33.6: "Every person required by this section to give a notice or certificate who fails to give the same is liable to a fine […]". Part VIII - Prevention and suppression of infectious disease. This part of the Act regulates among others, prevention of introduction of infectious diseases, removal and isolation of infectious patients and persons likely to be infected and, disinfecting of premises, buildings and vessels. Part IX - Control of formidable epidemic disease. In this part the Act includes diseases such as cholera, plague, meningitis, typhus, yellow fever, etceteras, and all the measures to be taken by the government, medical officers and the whole population in the event of it. Medical Appeal Boards Act, 28/12/1977.Laws of Seychelles This Act applies directly to the work of officers of health. The board has been established to deal with complains and issues of certain legal concern in the practice of the public medicine. The Second Schedule of the Act regulates those specific cases in which an appeal lies to the Board. Section 4: "Every person who has been examined medically by or in relation to whom a medical decision or opinion has been given by a government medical officer or a government dentist in any way of the cases set out in the second schedule to this act and who is not satisfied with such examination, decision or opinion shall be entitled to appeal to the board". Medical Practitioners and Dentists Act, 1994. Laws of Seychelles 1996 (Amended by the amendment of 8/10/1998)