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In 2008-09, Corrections, Public Safety and Policing will establish specialized in-facility treatment units to deal with substance abuse among inmates.

Saskatchewan Impaired Driver Treatment Program (IDTP)

The Saskatchewan Impaired Driver Treatment Program provides intervention for persons convicted of a second or subsequent drinking and driving offence, with a goal of reducing repeat incidents of drinking and driving. The program provides a voluntary 14 day residential alcoholism treatment program option in Prince Albert for impaired drivers convicted of a second or subsequent offence, and subject to mandatory imprisonment. The program also provides a six month follow-up period of supervision by Addiction Services within Health Districts. Corrections and Public Safety provides reports on impaired drivers to assist the court in sentencing, and makes recommendations regarding those persons whom may benefit from treatment at the IDTP.

Admissions To the Saskatchewan Impaired Driver Treatment Program:

	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007
Direct	152	168	164	134	102	100	120
Transfer	378	369	344	331	362	451	378
Total	530	537	508	465	464	551	499

	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007
Male	482	480	446	395	352	421	403
Female	48	57	62	70	112	130	96
Total	530	537	508	465	464	551	499

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