What is the effect of appointing sewage system inspectors on other inspectors' powers?

Choosing to appoint sewage system inspectors creates a specific focus within the regulatory framework of building and health inspections. By designating inspectors specifically for sewage systems, their authority does not negate but rather clarifies the roles and responsibilities of other inspectors regarding sewage. Other inspectors may not retain full jurisdiction over sewage matters as the appointed inspectors have specialized training and are likely tasked with overseeing compliance with specific sewage system regulations and standards.

This targeted focus enhances the oversight on sewage systems while potentially restricting the scope of authority that general inspectors have in those areas. As a result, it delineates responsibilities and streamlines the inspection process, ensuring that qualified individuals specifically handle sewage-related inspections. This structure aims to prevent jurisdictional confusion and overlaps that could arise from having multiple inspectors with similar powers reporting on the same systems.