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Welcome to the Alcohol and Other Drugs Tribunal website.
The Tribunal was established in 1 July 2011 under the Alcohol Reform (Prevention of Alcohol-related Crime and Substance Misuse) Act 2011.
The Tribunal has three main roles:
- reviewing police-issued Banning Alcohol and Treatment (BAT) notices;
- receiving completed Alcohol Intervention Certificates, which may lead to a reduction of the length of a ban imposed by a BAT notice; and
- making orders for people assessed as misusing a substance, including orders to undertake treatment and rehabilitation, Banning Alcohol and Drugs and Treatment (BADT) orders.
For more information on the Tribunal and other Enough is Enough Alcohol Reforms click here.