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We recognize the unprecedented challenges facing all levels of government and their nongovernmental partners. In these difficult times, however, sufficient attention and resources must be dedicated to safeguarding our Nation’s 74 million children before, during, and after disaster, a goal the <strong>Commission</strong> believes it shares with most Americans. We present the 2010 Report to the President and Congress having made a careful, conscious effort to provide recommendations that are practical and achievable and can make a lasting difference. We are grateful for the opportunity to contribute to such a challenging and important endeavor. Respectfully submitted, Honorable Mark K. Shriver, MPA Chairperson Ernest “Ernie” E. Allen, J.D. Merry Carlson, MPP Honorable Sheila Leslie Bruce A. Lockwood, CEM Michael R. Anderson, M.D., FAAP Vice Chairperson Graydon “Gregg” Lord, MS, NREMT-P Irwin Redlener, M.D., FAAP David J. Schonfeld, M.D., FAAP Lawrence E. Tan, J.D., NREMT-P NATIONAL COMMISSION ON CHILDREN AND DISASTERS: 2010 REPORT v
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Recommendation 6.2: Congress and Fe
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Additional measures are also needed
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administrators and staff with respe
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current level of resources would be
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In light of this gap and in respons
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supporting needed services for disp
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on progress in implementing the <st
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Recommendation 8.3: HHS and DOJ sho
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effects were correlated with the nu
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caregivers when separated by a disa
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Also, Commissioner
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The Cabinet shall not be responsibl
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Appendix D. Children and Disasters:
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Appendix E. Standards and Indicator
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Recommended Perishable Supplies for
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Other Recommended Perishable Suppli
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Supplemental Information Descriptio
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Non-Federal Representatives David A
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Mississippi Coast Interfaith Disast
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