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Substance Addiction (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act 2017

Assessment and treatment of persons suffering from severe substance addiction - Inspections

102: District inspectors to report monthly

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"District inspectors must send a monthly report on their work to the Director."

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If you are a district inspector, you must do two things every month. You have to prepare a written report about what you did under this Act in the last month. Then, you have to send this report to the Director.

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Part 2Assessment and treatment of persons suffering from severe substance addiction
Inspections

102District inspectors to report monthly

  1. Every district inspector must, once a month,—

  2. prepare a written report on the exercise and performance of his or her functions, duties, and powers under this Act during the preceding month; and
    1. send the report to the Director.