Iowa Admin. Code r. 661-159.12 - Participant requirements
(1)
Requirements. A person subject to testing in the 24/7 program
is required to do all of the following:
a.
Abstain from all alcohol and controlled substances while enrolled in the
program. If a person has been issued a prescription for a controlled substance ,
the person may participate in the 24/7 program and continue to take the
prescribed controlled substance only with the health care provider's approval
and in accordance with the health care provider's written
instructions.
b. Submit to testing
as required to determine whether alcohol or a controlled substance is present
in the person's body.
c.
Participate in the 24/7 program when ordered as a condition of bond, pretrial
release, sentence, probation, or parole.
d. Sign all forms, waivers and releases and
provide all required information that is necessary for participation in the
program to enable the testing to occur and the test results to be reported,
disseminated and used as required by the 24/7 program, including but not
limited to providing testing information to the county attorney, person's
attorney, court or parole or probation officer as appropriate.
e. Obtain a temporary restricted license when
eligible, if the person's driver's license is suspended or revoked.
f. Unless otherwise ordered by the court,
install an approved ignition interlock device on all motor vehicles owned or
operated by the person if the person's driver's license is suspended or revoked
or as is otherwise required by Iowa Code section
321J.17, and in any circumstance
in which Iowa Code chapter 321J requires the installation of an ignition
interlock device.
g. Pay all
program fees, including but not limited to the enrollment fee; the costs of
tests, test equipment or test devices; and the costs of installing, activating,
monitoring, and deactivating any testing equipment or devices.
h. Agree to be subject to immediate sanctions
or timely sanctions, as applicable, for noncompliance with the 24/7 program
requirements.
(2)
Reserved.
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