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Proper purpose, as defined under the Purpose Statute, is suitable, right, and appropriate when it aligns with the intended objectives of the statute and is consistent with the broader goals of the legislative framework. This means that any action taken must be in good faith and aimed at achieving the specific purposes outlined in the statute, rather than for ulterior motives or personal gain. The determination of proper purpose often requires careful consideration of the context and the impact of the actions taken.

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