HB 4158
Relating generally to drug testing of state legislators
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Bill overview
This bill would establish a program requiring random drug testing of West Virginia state legislators during regular legislative sessions. The Legislative Administrator would oversee the testing procedures, including administering tests and ensuring confidentiality. If a legislator tests positive, they would be required to undergo a second test, and the results would be made public if they fail the second test or refuse to participate in the program.
Key provisions
- Establish a random drug testing program for state legislators.
- The Legislative Administrator will oversee the program's operation.
- Legislators can be tested no more than twice per session.
- Legislators who test positive must undergo a second test.
- Test results will be publicly disclosed if a legislator fails a second test or refuses to participate.
Who is affected
- West Virginia State Legislators
Notable changes
- Requires random drug testing for state legislators, a practice not currently in place.
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Primary sponsor
Kump
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