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remedial

[ri-mee-dee-uhl] / rɪˈmi di əl /


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The potential penalties if found guilty include unlimited fines, remedial orders to fix things or publicity orders where the board may have to advertise its failings.

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Eventually most vulnerable young patients were transferred to the adult hospital while the infections were investigated and remedial work took place.

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He brought what is a known as a remedial order to the Commons on Wednesday evening, with MPs voting by 373 to 106 in favour of it.

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It said infection rates fell after remedial work was carried out in 2018, including changes to the water system.

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The health board added there had been a "steady decrease" in the rate of infection after remedial measures on the system had commenced.

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