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Child in Care Residential Service Standards

Department of Social Development; Government of New Brunswick Country Resources General Health Service Standards New Brunswick 31 December 2010 Guidelines

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The service standards in the document are mandatory and establish a minimum level of
performance to meet the compliance required in a particular service.

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