What is the duration of revocation for a program that fails to comply with regulations?

The correct duration of revocation for a program that fails to comply with regulations is three years. This specific time frame has been established to ensure that programs maintaining compliance with state regulations are held accountable for their standards and practices.

A three-year revocation period serves as a substantial deterrent to noncompliance and allows for time to rectify any issues, ensuring that the program can ultimately realign with regulatory standards and operate effectively. It is important for the integrity of the DUI assessment and treatment processes that programs adhere to these guidelines, which are put in place to protect public safety and maintain a consistent level of service.

This timeframe emphasizes a serious but fair approach toward enforcing compliance, allowing for corrective actions while also reinforcing the importance of upholding the expected standards within these programs.