37 Tex. Admin. Code § 13.162 - Laboratory Retesting for Possible Tampering - Security Control
(a) Suspicious incident. Unless there is an
obvious, reasonable explanation for the event in question, each witness to a
destruction under this subchapter is responsible for returning an item to a
laboratory for testing to detect a discrepancy, loss, theft, or other potential
diversion if:
(1) the count or weight of the
item is substantially incorrect;
(2) a package has been opened; or
(3) there is another suspicious incident or
probable breach of security.
(b) Laboratory options. If an individual
returns an item to a laboratory for testing under this section, the laboratory
may conduct an analysis sufficient to detect discrepancy, loss, theft, or other
potential diversion or to resolve the particular suspicion surrounding the
incident.
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