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I support Karen's idea. If it's not feasible, at the very least, we should note "Refused to State/Participate" in the FRE table for families who choose not to respond. We rely on the FRE record entries to track income survey responses, and having no entry makes it challenging to monitor participation.
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Definitely, it is critical to have the option to make certain fields mandatory. This will help reduce incomplete records.
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I support Karen's idea. If it's not feasible, at the very least, we should note "Refused to State/Participate" in the FRE table for families who choose not to respond. We rely on the FRE record entries to track income survey responses, and having no entry makes it challenging to monitor participation. Also, there is a field in the FRE table that could be use: FRE.DP. (Declined Participation). This field gets populated when parents fill out the survey, but not when they decline.