The document discusses the licensing and regulation of community care facilities in British Columbia. It notes that facilities like child care centers and residential care homes are regulated under the Community Care and Assisted Living Act and must meet minimum health and safety standards. Inspection reports of licensed facilities are now being publicly posted online for increased accountability and transparency. The Vancouver Island Health Authority oversees licensing in its region, which includes over 1,300 community care facilities.
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1. Community Care Facilities Licensing Introduction to web posting for licensed child care facilities March 1, 2011
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02/09/11 We have given you a resource package with a copy of this presentation and space to take down any notes or questions that you may have. We ask that if you have any questions as we go through, that you jot them down and ask them at the end of the presentation.
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