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Zero Tolerance for Noncompliance is a rigid policy where any deviation from proven safety or quality standards leads to instant action. It indicates that no form of nonconformity, whether a procedural error, safety lapse, or ethical violation is considered acceptable, regardless of the severity of the deviation.

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