Any person who knowingly tampers with a drug test or a report of a drug test required by this Chapter shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.

NOTE: Chapter 75, Drug Testing was added to 10 Guam Code Ann. as Chapter 71, but as this

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§ 75107. “”Safe Harbor”” Exemption and Restriction.

(a) Notwithstanding any other law, rule, executive order, regulation or policy, the provision of “”Safe Harbor,”” as the term is described in the Department of Administration Drug-Free Workplace Program as promulgated by Executive Order 95-29, shall not be applicable to law enforcement personnel, employees and positions, as the term is defined in
§75100(a), Chapter 75, Title 10 Guam Code Ann., and shall not be
applicable to all Test Designated Positions (TDP) of the government of
Guam.

(b) Notwithstanding any other law, rule, executive order, regulation or policy, the provision of “”Safe Harbor,”” as the term is described in the Department of Administration Drug-Free Workplace Program as promulgated by Executive Order 95-29, shall not be applicable or available to any employee who:

(1) is the subject of an investigation involving drug use;

(2) is the subject of an investigation that could result in an adverse action;

(3) is required to submit to a drug test for immediate employment or possible promotion;

(4) was involved in an incident that may require or warrant a drug test;

(5) has been found to be in violation of a rule or regulation of the government of Guam; or

(6) has been arrested for a drug-related offense.

SOURCE: Added by P.L. 31-028:2 (Apr. 18, 2011). Amended by P.L. 31-096:1 (Sep.
30, 2011).

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