Kan. Admin. Regs. § 44-11-134 - Urinalysis tests for controlled substances
(a) Community
corrections programs operating urinalysis testing equipment may seek exemption
from department of health and environment requirements by making application
for exemption to the secretary of corrections. Programs shall be required to
document all testing procedures, the training of the personnel collecting the
test samples, the training of the personnel operating the equipment, and a
summary of their record keeping procedures. If the documentation review is
found to be satisfactory, a designee of the secretary may personally inspect
the testing site. If approval for exemption is granted, it shall be limited to
approval for the test results to be used for management purposes only.
Management decisions which can appropriately be based on these test results
include:
(1) Changes in levels of
supervision;
(2) movement from
intensive supervised probation to house arrest or residential services;
(3) imposition of community
service sanctions; and
(4)
requirement to participate in treatment.
(b) Test results shall not be considered
sufficient for purposes of revocation which result in commitment to the custody
of the secretary of corrections. Urinalysis test results used for such purposes
must be performed by a laboratory approved by the secretary of health and
environment.
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