I've done a bit more digging, and it appears that there is a circular include going on: 
package OBJECT_SERVICES;
use SUPPORT;
use SUPPORT qw( %typeConvert %enumeratedTypes);

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and 
package SUPPORT;
use OBJECT_SERVICES;

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I'm not sure how to get round this, as both packages use functions from the other package. I know this looks terrible.
Would it make sense to make another package containing the functions used by both packages, and use that in both, rather than the way it's done now?
Thanks,
Greg.

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