Fairfax Alcohol Safety Action Program (ASAP) Practice Exam

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What percentage of fees does the originating ASAP retain for cases transferred after the first year of supervision?

50%
75%
100%
25%

The correct answer is: 100%

The correct response reflects the structure of the fee retention policy for cases transferred after the first year of supervision within the Alcohol Safety Action Program (ASAP). When a case is transferred during the supervision period, the originating agency retains 100% of the fees. This is designed to ensure that the agency responsible for initiating the case continues to benefit financially from the supervision activities it undertook initially. The process reinforces accountability and maintains a clear incentive for the originating agency to manage cases effectively during that critical first year. In contrast, the other percentages imply a division of fees that does not align with the established policy for transfers after the first year, emphasizing the importance of understanding the specific guidelines governing financial arrangements in such programs.