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The document is a Trial Management Conference Brief (Form 17E) used in Ontario courts, detailing the necessary information for a trial management conference. It includes sections for identifying parties involved, outlining settled and unsettled issues related to child protection and family law cases, estimating trial time, and addressing procedural matters. The brief aims to streamline the trial process by summarizing key facts, witness lists, expert reports, and any outstanding procedural requirements.

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