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Australian Tent pegging AssociationCode of Practice Document Control Version 1 1Revision 1Comment New document Electronic coauthor C FitzpatrickDate 16/02/2003 29/03/2011Authorised by Australian Tent

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The model code of practice is a set of guidelines and standards designed to ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements within specific industries.

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