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The document is a consent form for conducting police records checks by the Peel Regional Police, specifically for residents of Mississauga or Brampton. It outlines the types of checks available (Criminal Record Check, Criminal Record and Judicial Matters Check, Vulnerable Sector Check), the information required from the applicant, and the consent necessary for the police to access and disclose criminal record information. The form also specifies identification requirements, reasons for requesting the check, and additional details needed for vulnerable sector checks.

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