How Chatham-Kent records fit into Verdine
Chatham-Kent Public Health publishes Food Premises inspection dates and actionable result rows marked Critical or Non-Critical. The portal redacts the overall inspection badge, so Verdine keeps the overall status unavailable instead of inventing a pass, conditional-pass, or closure result. Numeric hazard scores remain raw source context rather than status or severity evidence.
What Verdine adds for Chatham-Kent
For supported Chatham-Kent restaurants, Verdine connects search results to source-owned facility records, derives critical and non-critical counts from the complete actionable detail rows, preserves whether a finding was not in compliance or corrected during inspection, and provides official facility or inspection links when the source identity is available.
Why source-aware context matters
Coverage uses caller coordinates inside official Ontario public-health-unit boundary component 2240 only. Verdine does not use locality names as a fallback for this source, so valid coordinates outside the boundary stay with the appropriate neighbouring source or outside supported coverage. The portal publishes no usable city or community field, and each facility GUID keeps its own restaurant record even when another source record has the same name and address.