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How many offenders with an ATR or DRR, who are identified as accessing treatment, go on to recover from drug or alcohol dependence? These changes are effective for audits of financial statements for periods beginning on or after 15 December 2019. Where can I find more guidance on materiality?

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The data reported in figure 9 shows the average number of days that people report using particular substances in the 28 days before the TOP assessment. People using alcohol reported an average (mean) of 19 days’ use in the 28 days before treatment (89%, as in figure 8 above). The 62% who reported alcohol use at their latest TOP assessment (see figure 8) reported an average use of almost 14 days a month.To do this qualitative research, the BOLD team commissioned Policy Lab to evaluate current service provision by speaking with probation staff and users of treatment services. Policy Lab will then co-design potential new solutions with our stakeholders. Policy Lab is a government team that works with other departments to bring people-centred design approaches to policy making. Almost 40% of people did not report being referred from the criminal justice system ( ATR: 39%; DRR: 40%). This finding shows that the ‘referral source’ data in NDTMS may be less accurate than previously assumed. Britain Thinks has worked closely with the BOLD substance misuse pilot team to identify trusted organisations to work with and to design the research approach. Britain Thinks has held workshops with third-sector organisations to gain their support for the research, as well as their views, advice and guidance about approaching people with lived experience of substance misuse. The third-sector organisations included: To engage with probation staff, treatment staff or people using services to understand barriers to treatment and suggest solutions. For more about this objective, see section ‘7.2 Qualitative research with service providers and users’ below.

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This means that, for the people still using alcohol, there were reductions in both the proportion of people reporting alcohol use, and in the number of days in which they drank alcohol. These results suggest that only just over a third of people sentenced to an ATR or DRR engaged with treatment. But there may be more people in treatment who we were unable to link between both data sets. Alcohol only: people who have problems with alcohol but do not have problems with any other substances. We developed statistical models to determine whether any known characteristics of these groups of offenders were associated with either accessing treatment or completing treatment successfully.Figure 11: frequency of substance use for offenders sentenced to a DRR and categorised as opiates Substance The treatment outcomes profile ( TOP) is an outcome monitoring form that provides information on the frequency of a person’s substance use in the 28 days before the assessment date. The Criminal Justice Act 2003 introduced community sentence treatment requirements ( CSTRs), including: We found a higher proportion of offenders with a DRR who accessed treatment were in the ‘18 to 32 years’ age group than those with an ATR (37% vs 28%). And we saw a lower proportion of offenders with a DRR in the ‘42 years and over’ age group, compared with those with an ATR (26% vs 42%).