To be licensed under this subtitle, a DUI education program shall: Provide services to individuals convicted under Transportation Article, §21-902, Annotated Code of Maryland, and ordered under Criminal Procedure Article, §6-219, to attend an education program; Provide a comprehensive assessment, unless the participant has received an assessment by a licensed or certified clinician, or licensed program within the preceding 45 days, of a participant’s current status and relevant history in the following areas: Alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use (ATOD); Employment or financial support; Gambling behavior; ATOD and gambling treatment history; Mental health; Legal involvement; Family and social systems; Educational involvement; and Somatic health, including a review of medications; If the assessment determines that referral to a treatment program or other indicated service is necessary, make the referral and notify the court of the results of the assessment; Require participants to successfully complete, at a minimum, six weekly, 2-hour sessions for a total of 12 hours; Have instructors who, at a minimum, are certified as a Certified Supervised Counselor—Alcohol and Drug, as defined by Health Occupations Article, Title 17, Annotated Code of Maryland; Teach the Administration’s curriculum or an equivalent curriculum approved by the Department, which covers: Scope of the drinking-driver problem; Drinking driver patterns and characteristics; The pharmacology of drugs and alcohol; The process of addiction to drugs and alcohol; The relationship of substance use to criminal, health, family, and other social problems; and Treatment resources; and Report to the court or probation agent, as specified by the court order.