Liberals pledge FASD registry

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Tracking and counting kids with FASD will help curb crime, Liberal Leader Jon Gerrard said Wednesday.

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Tracking and counting kids with FASD will help curb crime, Liberal Leader Jon Gerrard said Wednesday.

Gerrard, who is the only leader to make a substantial campaign promise related to fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, said he would recreate a defunct registry that tracks kids diagnosed with FASD so they get the school and social services programs they need.

A registry like the one cancelled in the early 1990s will also help the province count the number of people with FASD, which remains a murky question.

The Liberals pledged $3.9 million for the registry and prevention programs.

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Updated on Wednesday, September 28, 2011 12:26 PM CDT: Corrects typo.

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