The board may authorize a pilot program to evaluate impairment testing. Such pilot programs may authorize variances from provisions of 1.7.8 NMAC, including random drug testing for participants in the pilot program.

HISTORY OF 1.7.8 NMAC:

Pre-NMAC History:

Material in this part was derived from that previously filed with the Commission of Public Records - State Records Center and Archives as:

SPB-14, Drug and Alcohol Abuse, filed 4/4/1990.

SPB-14, Drug and Alcohol Abuse, filed 10/17/1990.

SPB-14, Drug and Alcohol Abuse, filed 12/13/1990.

SPB 11, Drug and Alcohol Abuse, filed 12/15/1992.

SPB 11, Drug and Alcohol Abuse, filed 3/18/1994.

SPB 11, Drug and Alcohol Abuse, filed 12/29/1994.

History of Repealed Material:

1 NMAC 7.8, Drug and Alcohol Abuse (filed 6/13/1997) repealed 7/7/2001.

1.7.8 NMAC, Drug and Alcohol Abuse (filed 6/14/2001) repealed 1/14/2025.

Other History:

SPB 11, Drug and Alcohol Abuse (filed 12/29/1994) was replaced by 1 NMAC 7.10, Drug and Alcohol Abuse, effective 1/31/1996.

1 NMAC 7.10, Drug and Alcohol Abuse (filed 1/12/1996) was replaced by 1 NMAC 7.10, Drug and Alcohol Abuse, effective 5/15/1996.

1 NMAC 7.10, Drug and Alcohol Abuse (filed 5/2/1996) was replaced by 1 NMAC 7.8, Drug and Alcohol Abuse, effective 7/1/1997.

1 NMAC 7.8, Drug and Alcohol Abuse (filed 6/13/1997) was replaced by 1.7.8 NMAC, Drug and Alcohol Abuse, effective 7/7/2001.

1.7.8 NMAC, Drug and Alcohol Abuse (filed 6/14/2001) was replaced by 1.7.8 NMAC, Drug and Alcohol Abuse, effective 1/14/2025.

[1.7.8.19 NMAC – Rp & Rn., 1.7.8.20 NMAC, 1/14/2025]