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Does the Code of Practice (COP) account for requirements that may vary across the different SRHs (e.g., capacity, client profile, staffing)?

Updated by MSF

We recognise that different SRHs cater to different client profiles and have correspondingly different staffing needs. Where applicable, the Code of Practice (COP) will clearly state requirements that are applicable to specific SRH types.

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Social Residential Homes ActFor Prospective SRH Operators

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