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The document is a Bad Check/Marker Complaint Form from the Clark County District Attorney's Bad Check Diversion Unit. It outlines the necessary information required to file a complaint regarding bad checks or markers, including details about the issuer, check information, victim information, and additional requirements for gaming establishments. The form emphasizes that certain responses may lead to civil court handling rather than criminal prosecution.

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In British Columbia, the Director of Employment Standards administers and enforces the British Columbia ESA and its regulations.

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