In the Sixth Step of Pre-Revocation hearing/Waiver Packet, which item should be provided?

• A. Provide an assessment report - Violation - Intervention - charges - challenges
• B. Prepare a final disposition letter
• C. Deliver the hearing packet to the client
• D. Schedule a follow-up meeting

Answer: (B)

The key thing being tested is the purpose of presenting the official outcome in writing after the hearing. The final disposition letter serves as the formal, written decision of the pre-revocation process, laying out what was found, what actions are required or recommended, and any conditions or timelines the client must follow. It also communicates the next steps, such as rights to appeal or review, and provides a concrete record for both the client and the supervising agency. This makes the disposition clear, enforceable, and easy to reference, which is why it should be prepared and delivered at this stage. Other items are typically part of earlier phases of the process or pertain to administrative or follow-up tasks, not the official closing with a written outcome.