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Business plan [electronic resource] : 2006-2007 / Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission. by Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission. Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission, 2006. Call #: PDF document. Subjects Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission -- Computer network resources.   Government publications -- Nova Scotia -- Computer network resources. URL856 http://gov.ns.ca/humanrights/publications/nshrcbusinessplan06-07.pdf Format:  [electronic resource] : Edition:  Electronic version (PDF format) Description:  1 electronic document (15 p.) : digital, PDF file. Notes:  Title from webpage (viewed on March 28, 2007). Text (PDF). Mode of access : Internet. System requirements : Adobe Acrobat Reader. Text in English. Summary:  The Nova Scotia Human Rights Committee work toward reducing individual and systemic discrimination in support of a society characterized by equality. They value: respect and dignity, through words and actions in relation to all members of the public; Diversity, recognizing everyone can contribute to our society ; understanding, through education as a focal point for change ; credibility, in being seen as independent and truly autonomous from government, and ; integrity, in practicing what we preach and in serving as a model for government, other agencies and the private sector. Other authors:  Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission Holds:  0   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Item type Status   Collection Management Government Documents - Ask At Desk PDF document. Non-circulating Checked in Add Copy to MyList

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