Establishes a program for random drug testing of West Virginia state legislators during regular sessions.
The bill mandates the Legislative Administrator to create a program for random drug testing of state legislators during each regular session. The program includes procedures for random testing, administering tests, and ensuring confidentiality of results. If a legislator tests positive for illegal drugs, they must undergo a second test within 30 to 60 days. Results indicating drug use or nonparticipation must be disclosed to the public. The Legislative Administrator is tasked with maintaining the confidentiality of test results, except when disclosure is required.
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