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The document discusses the responsibilities of being a leader and role model for young people. It states that leaders have a legal and moral duty to act if they see or suspect any maltreatment of youth. They are also role models who can have a lifelong positive impact and should strive to be remembered for leaving a good impression through their leadership and mentorship. The document encourages leaders to be positive role models who make a difference in the lives of young people.
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