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Refer to the scenario given to answer the following questions.
The Sea to Sky Collaborative (Scenario)
Nadia Mainardi is the senior planner for the Whistler-Blackcomb Regional Development Council. She has met with a group of stakeholders, including the British Columbia Ministry of Transportation, Tourism B.C., and others who are interested in working together to improve the Sea to Sky Highway between North Vancouver and Whistler. To date, Nadia has successfully obtained a Technical Assistance Grant from the province to help organize several small communities along the Sea to Sky Highway into an intergovernmental unit, all sharing the same mission and goals. Nadia is now charged with developing a strategic plan for this group, called the Sea to Sky Collaborative.
-After establishing the Collaborative's goals, Nadia's boss asks what contingency factors might influence the collaborative's plans to reach these goals. Nadia responds that planning contingency factors can be broadly grouped into three categories: __________.

Understand the principles of administering activated charcoal in cases of poisoning.
Recognize measures to minimize exposure to and effects of lead poisoning in children.
Identify characteristics of individuals who may abuse children and understand the issues surrounding child abuse.
Know the indications and treatments for lead and other poisoning, including chelation therapy.

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Feedback From Employees

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Unethical Decisions

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