If the child in our preschool is allergic to our brand of milk powder and brings their own milk, do we get the doctor's memo and exclude him/her from HMPP?

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For such isolated cases, the child is allowed to bring their own milk and it will not be accounted for during the HMPP assessment. Hence, a doctor's memo is not required.

If the child in our preschool is allergic to our brand of milk powder and brings their own milk, do we get the doctor's memo and exclude him/her from HMPP?

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