II. And be it further enacted, That such officers of health, so to be elected and appointed, shall act in the execution of this Act without any salary, fee, or reward whatsoever; and that the expenses to be incurred by such officers in the execution of their Duties under this Act, not exceeding such sums as shall be specified and determined on, and limited and directed at the vestry to be assembled for the choice of such officers, or at any subsequent vestry to be called by the said officers, shall be raised and levied on the inhabitants of such parish, in such manner and form as other parochial assessments are raised and levied, and shall by the said officers of health be applied to the purposes of this Act; and the expenditure thereof shall be accounted for by the said officers in such manner as other parochial assessments are accounted for, and either at such times as other assessments are accounted for according to law, or at such other times and periods of the year, and as often from time to time as shall be directed at the vestry to be assembled for the appointment of such officers, or at any other vestry to be called by two inhabitants of such parish; and that copies of all such accounts shall once in every year, before the twenty-fifth day of _April_ in each year, be transmitted by such officers of health to such public officer, or office or place in _Dublin_, as shall be from time to time directed by the Lord Lieutenant, or other Chief Governor or Governors of _Ireland_ for the time being, or his or their Chief Secretary. III. And be it further enacted, That it shall and may be lawful for the inhabitant householders of any parish, town, or place whatever, in vestry assembled, in any part of _Ireland_, to appoint such officers of health for such parish, in case they shall think fit and expedient so to do; and to raise such sum or sums of money, to be levied and accounted as directed by this Act, in like manner as by this Act is required to be done in cities and large towns as aforesaid. IV. Provided always, and be it enacted, That no person shall be compelled or compellable to act or serve as such officer of health, in any parish or place, for any longer term than one year, nor to act or serve as such officer for any year commencing within three years after the end of any year for which he shall have served as aforesaid. V. Provided also, and be it enacted, That it shall and may be lawful for the inhabitant householders of any parish in any county, city, town, or place in _Ireland_, to elect the churchwardens of such parish for the time being to be officers of health under this Act, in case they shall think fit so to do; and it shall be lawful for such churchwardens, and they are hereby authorized and required, to act as such officers of health accordingly, under the present provisions of this Act.