Relating generally to drug testing of state legislators

HB 4158 requires random drug testing of West Virginia state legislators during each regular legislative session. The bill establishes a program administered by the Legislative Administrator, limiting tests to twice per session per legislator, with a second test required if initial results indicate illegal drug use. Test results must remain confidential unless a legislator tests positive twice or refuses testing, in which case the results become public. This law directly affects all state legislators and creates a formal process for drug testing while balancing confidentiality with public disclosure under specific circumstances.