What does the sixth goal guide the officer to do after referrals are completed?

• A. Initiate new referrals
• B. End supervision
• C. Identify what to do after the successful completion
• D. Cancel future referrals

Answer: (C)

The question is about what should happen after referrals are finished, according to the sixth goal. The best choice says to identify what to do after the successful completion. This reflects a forward-looking step: once the referrals are completed, the officer should determine the next actions to take to finish the supervision effectively, ensure the offender has appropriate supports in place, and plan any ongoing monitoring or case closure as needed. It’s about creating a clear post-referral plan so there are no gaps in supervision or service.

Why the other ideas don’t fit as the next move: initiating new referrals right after completion isn’t the immediate next step, since referrals have just concluded. Ending supervision or cancelling future referrals would prematurely terminate oversight or ignore potential ongoing risk or support needs; the focus after completion should be on what comes next, not ending the process.