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Private Munich Old Town & Historical City Tour with optional Breakfast, Munich Self-Guided Scavenger Hunt and Sightseeing Tour, Munich Through the Centuries: A Self-Guided Audio Tour, Private Guided Tour in Munich with Vehicle, Munich Highlights and Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Tour, Private Munich Old Town & Oktoberfest-Tour incl Table Res., 3-Course-Menu & Beer, Private Half-Day Tour of Munich's Royal History, Sightseeing Tour in the old town of Munich, Medieval city tour with original night watchman in Munich, Les Deux Restaurant & Brasserie by Kieffer. Code of Regulations Section 87468.1, which provides, among other things, that In addition, the RCFE Act establishes additional statutory requirements in many of the same areas as Title 22, and the Evaluator Manual is used for the application and enforcement of laws, policies, and procedures. 0000046270 00000 n
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Talking Points for Outreach . The California Code of Regulations, Title 22, requires that a licensee personally advise any resident and the resident's responsible person or conservator (if any) of the As we respond to the dramatic increase in cases, transmission prevention measures must be increased for the protection of the patients and residents in the facilities referenced in this Order. This does not prohibit a licensee from establishing Although COVID-19 vaccination remains effective in preventing severe disease, recent data suggest vaccination becomes less effective over time at preventing infection or milder illness with symptoms, especially in people aged 65 years and older.