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NC Register Volume 16 Issue 15 - Office of Administrative Hearings

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entitled to receive such information who isoutside the initial user agency.(45) "Servicing Agreement" means an agreementbetween a terminal agency and a non-terminalagency to provide DCI terminal services.(46) "State" means any state <strong>of</strong> the United States,the District <strong>of</strong> Columbia, the Commonwealth<strong>of</strong> Puerto Rico and any territory or possession<strong>of</strong> the United States.(47) "Statute" means a law enacted by a state'slegislative branch <strong>of</strong> government.(48) "Switched Message" means messages that maybe used by DCI terminal personnel toexchange <strong>of</strong>ficial information between lawenforcement/criminal justice agencies withinNorth Carolina.(49) "Terminal" means a video screen with atypewriter keyboard used by DCI toaccomplish message switching, DMVinquiries, functional messages, and DCI,<strong>NC</strong>IC, NLETS on-line file transactions.(50) "Terminal Agency" means any agency that hasobtained a DCI terminal.(51) "UCR" means a Uniform Crime Reportingprogram to collect a summary <strong>of</strong> criminal<strong>of</strong>fense and arrest information.(52) "Unapproved need-to-know" means anyreason for requesting criminal or driver'shistory data which is not within the scope <strong>of</strong>authorized purpose codes as defined in theDCI on-line manual.(53) "User Agreement" means an agreementbetween a terminal agency and DCI wherebythe agency agrees to meet and fulfill all DCIrules and regulations.History Note: Authority G.S. 114-10; 114-10.1;Eff. November 1, 1991;Amended Eff. August 1, 1998; October 1, 1995; October 1,1994;Temporary Amendment Eff. January 14, 2002.TITLE 13 – DEPARTMENT OF LABORRule-making Agency: <strong>NC</strong> Department <strong>of</strong> LaborRule Citation: 13 <strong>NC</strong>AC 20 .0101Effective Date: January <strong>16</strong>, 2002Findings Reviewed and Approved by: Beecher R. GrayAuthority for the rulemaking: G.S. 95-126; 95-131Reason for Proposed Action: The General Assembly enactedlegislation amending G.S. 95-230 to establish procedural andother requirements for the administration <strong>of</strong> controlledsubstance examination and to allow employers to collection theoral fluids <strong>of</strong> examinees as samples in connection withexaminations and screenings for controlled substances. G.S. 95-TEMPORARY RULES<strong>16</strong>:<strong>15</strong> NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER February 1, 20021720230 Section 66(b) mandates that the Department <strong>of</strong> Labor adopttemporary rules allowing the collection <strong>of</strong> "oral fluids" within 30days <strong>of</strong> the effective date <strong>of</strong> this act. The Act was signed into lawon December <strong>16</strong>, 2001.Comment Procedures: All interested and potentially affectedpersons are encouraged to make their views known bysubmitting written comments to Barbara A. Jackson, <strong>NC</strong>Department <strong>of</strong> Labor, 4 W. Edenton Street, Raleigh, <strong>NC</strong> 27601.CHAPTER 20 – CONTROLLED SUBSTA<strong>NC</strong>ESEXAMINATION REGULATIONSECTION .0100 - DEFINITIONS13 <strong>NC</strong>AC 20 .0101 DEFINITIONSAs used in G.S. 95, Article 20 and this Chapter:(1) "All actions" means procedures performed onthe examinee's urine or blood to detect,identify, or measure controlled substances.Examples include, but are not limited to,"examinations and screening for controlledsubstances," "controlled substances testing,""drug testing," "screening," "screening test,""confirmation," and "confirmation test".(2) "Chain <strong>of</strong> custody" means the process <strong>of</strong>establishing the history <strong>of</strong> the physical custodyor control <strong>of</strong> the sample from the time theexaminer provides the container for the sampleto the examinee through the later <strong>of</strong>:(a) The reporting <strong>of</strong> the negative result tothe examiner;(b) The 90 day period specified in G.S.(c)95-232(d); orThe completion <strong>of</strong> the retestingdescribed in G.S. 95-232(f).(3) "On-site" means any location, other than anapproved laboratory, at which a screening testis performed on prospective employees. Forexample, "on-site" locations include, but arenot limited to, the examiner's place <strong>of</strong> businessor a hospital, physician's <strong>of</strong>fice, or third-partycommercial site operated for the purpose <strong>of</strong>collecting samples to be used in controlledsubstance examinations.(4) "Sample" means the examinee's urine or bloodor oral fluids obtained in a minimally invasivemanner and determined to meet the reliabilityand accuracy criteria accepted by laboratoriesfor the performance <strong>of</strong> drug testing.(5) "Employer or person charged" means anexaminer found by the Commissioner to haveviolated G.S. 95, Article 20.History Note: Authority G.S. 95-231; 95-232; 95-234;Eff. April 1, 2001;Temporary Amendment Eff. January <strong>16</strong>, 2002.TITLE <strong>15</strong>A – DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT ANDNATURAL RESOURCES

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