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Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Eligibility and access for the program
- Can a person with a dual diagnosis participate in the program?
- Can a person who uses substances in addition to alcohol participate in the program?
- Can people living outside the pilot regions participate in the program?
- Are the same level of treatment services provided in each location?
- Do participants need to enter a plea of guilty to be eligible for the program?
- What incentives are there for participants to take part in the program?
- Will participants still get a criminal record if they successfully complete the program?
- What happens when a participant withdraws from the program or commits other offences while they are on the program?
- Are participants eligible for legal representation as part of the program?
- Can JP Magistrates refer participants onto the program?
- What happens to a person's family while they are on the program?
- Do Community Justice Groups have a role in the program?
- Is participation in the child safety stream voluntary?
- Can a referral to QIADP be made in cases where the Department of Child Safety is applying for a Temporary Assessment Order or Court Assessment order?
- If parents complete the program will they be reunified with their children?
- What happens if a person withdraws from the child safety stream?
- Can both parents participate in the QIADP?
- What happens to a participant's child/ren while they are on the program?
- Does the recognised Entity have a role in the QIADP child safety stream?
- What kinds of treatment services are available?
- Does the program address complex family issues?
- What is the Parents under Pressure (PUP) program?
- What constitutes successful completion of the program?
- Is abstinence required?
- What is supported accommodation?
- Do participants pay rent while they are in supported accommodation?
- Will participants be able to have family staying with them while they are in supported accommodation?
- Can participants have visitors to their supported accommodation?
- Will participants need to sign a residential tenancy agreement?
- Will participants be able to access housing after they finish the program?
- Can participants access the program in prison?
- Will this program be a long-term Government initiative?
- What are the goverance structures for the program?
- What are the links to other programs and courts?
- How will participation in QIADP affect a person's benefit entitlements and obligations?
Last updated: 07 April 2008.


