A National Look at the Use of Congregate Care in Child Welfare U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Childrenâs Bureau May 13, 2015 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Federal, state, and local agencies have focused on the placement settings and services experienced by children and youth who experience foster care.
NOTE: This document discusses the global GHS, as developed by the United Nations. GHS is a 'non-binding' system of hazard communication. Only the elements of GHS that have been explicitly adopted by Canadian legislation are enforceable.
The HS classification system is defined by World Custom Organization at the 2, 4, and 6 digit level. The Harmonized System is a classification system comprised of 21 sections and 96 chapters. Chapter is the name for the 2-digit code in Harmonized System. Each chapter is denoted by a 2-digit code which is further divided into several 4 digit codes, which is called headings.These headings (4 digit code) are subdivided into 6 digit codes, which is called sub-headings.