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This certificate certifies that Rebecca Milligan successfully completed Module 5 of the Talking Finances financial management program for school administrators. The certificate was issued by Toniann Stitz of the Schools Resource Allocation Branch and Neil Barker of the Bastow Institute of Educational Leadership within the Department of Education & Training.
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