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The document is an order from the Commissioner of Health and Mental Hygiene requiring COVID-19 vaccination and face coverings in child care and early intervention programs in New York City. It outlines the necessity for staff to provide proof of vaccination by December 20, 2021, mandates face coverings for individuals aged 2 and older who can medically tolerate them, and establishes record-keeping requirements for vaccination proof. The order aims to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in essential services that support children and families.

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