Which is the third goal of Core Comp?

• A. Pre-Revocation Hearing/Waiver Packet
• B. New Arrivals
• C. TRAS
• D. Drug Testing

Answer: (A)

The third goal is about ensuring due process in revocation proceedings by providing a formal, structured step before any hearing or waiver decision. The Pre-Revocation Hearing/Waiver Packet is the tool that brings together everything needed for that step: the violation report, supporting evidence, a clear summary of what’s being alleged, rights advisement for the participant, and any waiver forms if a waiver option is chosen. This packet guarantees that both the participant and the agency have a complete, consistent record and that decisions are made fairly and with proper notice.

Other items listed relate to different parts of supervision—intake and orientation (New Arrivals), ongoing monitoring (Drug Testing), or another system/process (TRAS). They’re important in practice, but they’re not the formal third step that centers on preparing for a revocation hearing or waiver, which is why the Pre-Revocation Hearing/Waiver Packet is the best fit.