HB3806 Summary

• Establishes the DUI Service Provider Effectiveness Program Exploratory Committee to create an audit and evaluation process for DUI treatment and intervention providers licensed in Illinois.

• Committee membership includes State's Attorneys, traffic judges, law enforcement officers, physicians, legislators, trade association representatives, researchers, and 20 public members to assess treatment outcomes and provider effectiveness.

• Committee must develop standardized methods to measure DUI recidivism rates, establish auditing processes to collect provider data, and publish a central repository of treatment effectiveness information accessible to courts, providers, and the public.

• Requires all individuals completing DUI professional evaluation and treatment to complete a standardized treatment review survey, with survey information maintained as confidential under federal and state regulations.

• Committee must submit findings and recommendations within 15 months of its initial meeting; upon dissolution, the Department of Human Services may modify the central publication and evaluation measures.