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Copy of the documentary evidence, report or document that was relied on to justify the claim stated in "Approximately 62% of people who die in preventable residential fires each year are people with…
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Copy of the documentary evidence, report or document that was relied on to justify the claim stated in "Approximately 62% of people who die in preventable residential fires each year are people with disability" according to the NDIS Commission Fire Safety Provider Alert
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The release is a single document package responding to a request for the evidence relied on for the statistic that approximately 62% of people who die in preventable residential fires each year are people with disability, as stated in the NDIS Commission's Fire Safety Provider Alert. The request text itself is the only content shown in the extracted material, so the underlying source report, dataset or research cited by the Commission cannot be identified from this text. No provider names, incident counts, compliance findings or enforcement steps are visible. The extract does not show whether any material was withheld or which exemptions, such as s 47F, s 47G or s 47C, were applied, so this should be checked against the full released package before relying on it.
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