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Chapter 7 of the Supplemental Guide to Foster Home Licensing discusses the processes for ending a foster home licensing relationship, including termination and revocation. It outlines various scenarios for termination, such as mutual agreement, lack of response from foster families, automatic termination due to failure to relicense, and ethical considerations in lapsing licenses. Revocation is described as a serious action taken by the Licensing Authority for infractions that endanger children. The chapter also covers appeals processes for denied or revoked licenses and emphasizes the importance of documentation throughout these procedures.

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