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Alcohol and Drug Dependency Act 1968

Tasmanian Government, Australia Country Resources Substance Abuse Legislation Tasmania 1968 Legislation/regulation

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This Act establishes an Alcohol and Drug Dependency Tribunal to determine whether patients' applications to be admitted to a treatment centre should be accepted or not. It then sets out the functioning of the tribunal and when and how an application for admission to a centre may be made. It also deals with the discharge of patients.

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