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When a Child Is in Government Care, a Missing Visit Record Matters

Nunavut's Auditor General found serious, recurring failures in foster care monitoring and records. Missing documentation doesn't prove that every visit failed to occur, but it prevents the department from demonstrating that safeguards were delivered.

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Nunavut's Auditor General found serious, recurring failures in foster care monitoring and records. Missing documentation doesn't prove that every visit failed to occur, but it prevents the department from demonstrating that safeguards were delivered.

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