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The  Report  consists of the Commission's recommendations, research and findings; the  Survey  answers questions related to working conditions, training, duties, in-service development, caseloads, laws and policies and obstacles faced by child protection investigators in Florida. 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These records are comprised of items from the Frederick Commission, including materials generated by the Human Resources Committee and the Human Investment Committee. Consisting of 27 appointed members representing private industry, the judiciary, state and local government, and community-based organizations, the Frederick Commission worked to develop governmental reforms that would increase cost-effectiveness, accountability and productivity. Dr. Christian Giblin worked with the Frederick Commission to develop strategies for integrating the delivery and planning of education, human services and law enforcement at local levels in Florida. Relatedly, the Human Resources Committee and the Human Investment Committee sought to examine the roles of families, public and private community services (including prevention and early intervention), and community and governmental support for the state's citizens. 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