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The document is a Fair Hearing Decision from the Montana Board of Public Assistance regarding a claimant's request for financial support to obtain certification as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA). The Department denied the request due to concerns about the claimant's mental stability and past alcohol use, requiring further psychiatric assessment before considering the vocational goal change. The decision concludes that the Department acted within its discretion in denying the request, citing insufficient evidence to support the claimant's suitability for CNA employment.

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