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The licensee has not labelled containers for food and/or drink supplied by a parent with the child’s name.

The licensee has not implemented the written policies and procedures for monitoring compliance and contraventions.

The licensee has not ensured that an individualized plan for each child with medical needs includes any additional procedures to be followed during an evacuation or an off-site field trip.

A daily written record has not been maintained that includes a summary of any incident affecting the health, safety or well-being of any child.

The licensee has not ensured that an individualized plan for each agency-enrolled child with medical needs has been developed.

The licensee has not ensured that an individualized plan for each child with medical needs includes steps to be followed to reduce the risk of the child being exposed to causative agents or situations that may exacerbate a medical condition or cause a medical emergency.

A daily attendance record has not been kept showing the time of arrival and departure or the absence of each child.

One child care provider has provided care for more than six children.

A group of children included more than three children who are younger than two years old.

The licensee has not established a maximum capacity that is set out in the agreement with the provider.

A child who receives in-home services at a premises overseen by the licensee has not been fed in accordance with the written instructions from the child's parent.

The parent handbook does not include information about the base fees and non base fees charged by the licensee and/or whether or not the licensee is enrolled in the Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care System.

The parent handbook does not include information about the payment methods that can be used when paying fees and the schedule for making payments.