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The document is a Health and Safety Update Report presented to the Personnel Board, detailing progress on the Health and Safety Action Plan for 2006/07, recommendations for new policies on accident reporting and manual handling, and updates on fire safety regulations. It outlines responsibilities for health and safety management within the council, highlights ongoing policy developments, and emphasizes collaboration with Poole on health and safety matters. The report also includes appendices with specific action plans, policies, and guidelines related to manual handling and fire safety.

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