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Partial List of Data to be Collected: 1. Number of clients assessed 2. Number of clients entering treatment. 3. Number of clients obtaining each level of treatment and the number of hours of treatment per client. 4. Number of clients referred to alternative treatment programs. 5. Number of clients completing treatment and/or each phase of treatment. 6. Number of clients exiting treatment and means/reasons for temdnation. Provider shall comply with all applicable provisions of the Criminal Justice Partnership Act and complete and submit all necessary forms and/or reports required. Provider shall make all treatment documentation/files available for review as necessary. The services delivered by the Provider under the terms of this contract shall meet the minimum standards of providing substance abuse treatment services set forth by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). Provider will comply with the appropriate inspection, licensing, and zoning required by the State Fire Marshall's Office, as well as other applicable local regulations. Provider shall abide by all laws and regulations of the State of North Carolina, and shall hold appropriate licenses necessary to provide substance abuse treatment. Provider understands that the services of this contract cannot be subcontracted or assigned to other providers without prior written consent of the County. SECTION V: PERSONNEL Provider agrees to maintain at least one substance abuse counselor per approximately 30 clients at various stages of treatment with no more than 15 clients active in Phase I. Each counselor must have a minimum of 2-5 years of experience, preferably with the offender population and appropriate training and education. B. Provider is responsible for operating costs of Provider's program including, but not limited to salaries, benefits, travel, training, supplies, rent and utilities.