California Code of Regulations › Title 9 - Rehabilitative and Developmental Services › Division 4 - Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs › Chapter 2.5 - Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act of 2000 and Substance Abuse Treatment and Testing Accountability Program › Section 9505 - Definitions

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a) The definitions
				shown below shall apply to terminology used throughout this Chapter and in the Act.
				Terms used in only one section are defined where they are used.
(1) "Allowable costs" means the costs specified in
				Section 9530.
(2) "Additional services supplemental to
				treatment" means vocational training, literacy training, and family counseling
				services.
(3) "Client" means defendant,
				probationer, parolee, and any other individuals eligible to receive services
				pursuant to the Act.
(4) "County trust
				fund" means a special trust fund established at the county level in accordance with
				Section 9517, for receipt and expenditure of
				SATTF funds pursuant to the Act.
(5)
				"Days" means calendar days unless noted otherwise.
(6) "Department" means Department of Alcohol and
				Drug Programs.
(7) "Department's
				administrative costs" means the Department's reasonable and necessary costs incurred
				in administration and implementation of the Act, as approved through the annual
				State budget process.
(8) "Drug
				treatment program" means a program which is:
(A)
				Licensed pursuant to Chapter 7.5 (commencing with Section
				11834.01), Part 2, Division 10.5 of the
				Health and Safety Code; or Chapter 1 (commencing with Section
				11876), Part 3, Article 3, Division 10.5
				of the Health and Safety Code; or
(B)
				Certified as a substance abuse clinic or satellite clinic pursuant to Section
				51200, Title 22, CCR, and which has
				submitted claims for Medi-Cal reimbursement pursuant to Section
				51409.1, Title 22, CCR, within the last
				two calendar years
(C) Certified
				pursuant to Section
				11831.5 or Section
				11994 of
				the Health and Safety Code. In order to accommodate the needs of clients residing in
				California border counties, programs providing residential drug treatment services
				in states bordering California may be certified pursuant to Section
				11831.5 or Section
				11994 of
				the Health and Safety Code so long as those programs are licensed to provide drug
				treatment services in the state in which they are located.
(9) "Drug treatment services" means the services
				described in Section
				1210(b)
				of the Penal Code provided by drug treatment programs.
(10) "Equitable distribution formula" means the
				formula for distribution of SATTF funds specified in Section
				9525.
(11) "Fair and equitable distribution formula"
				means the formula for distribution of SATTA funds specified in Section
				9526.
(12) "Family counseling" means counseling with
				individuals, couples, or groups which examines interpersonal and family
				relationships. Such counseling shall be provided by an individual licensed or
				certified in accordance with Business and Professions Code Sections
				2836
				(Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner), 2838.1 (Clinical Nurse Specialist), 2903 (Clinical
				Psychologist), 4980 (Marriage and Family Therapist), and 4996 (Licensed Clinical
				Social Worker); or in accordance with Insurance Code Section
				10176 (Mental
				Health Nurse); or by a psychiatrist certified by the American Board of Psychiatry
				and Neurology, Inc.; or by an intern providing services under the direct supervision
				of the holder of one of the aforementioned credentials.
(13) "Literacy training" means instruction and
				information presented in an individual or group setting to increase literacy skills
				and reading comprehension.
(14) "Other
				funds" means funds received from client fees or from any other source other than
				from the trust fund established in accordance with Section
				11999.4
				of the Health and Safety Code.
(15)
				"Other services" means probation, court monitoring, and miscellaneous services
				provided pursuant to the Act.
(16)
				"Parole authority," means the State Board of Prison Terms.
(17) "Public or private contractors" means any
				entities receiving SATTF funds pursuant to the Act.
(18) "Substance abuse testing" means laboratory
				testing to determine whether a client is using, or has used, alcohol and/or other
				drugs. Testing methods may include, but are not limited to, urine, blood, saliva,
				and breath alcohol testing.
(19)
				"Substance abuse treatment trust funds (or SATTF funds)" means all funds received
				from the State trust fund established in accordance with Section
				11999.4
				of the Health and Safety Code.
(20)
				"Substance Abuse Treatment and Testing Accountability Program funds (or SATTA
				funds)" means all funds received pursuant to Health and Safety Code Section
				11999.20.
(21) "State trust fund" means a special trust fund
				established at the state level, pursuant to Section
				11999.4
				of the Health and Safety Code, for allocation and expenditure of State funds
				pursuant to the Act.
(22) "Vocational
				training" means instruction and information presented in a group setting to increase
				opportunities for gainful employment.