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a. The result of the drug test issued by the partner Drug Testing

Center shall be directly forwarded to the Office of the Student
Affairs and Services and shall be treated with utmost

confidentiality.
b. In case the test result is positive, the Office of Student Affairs and

Services shall inform both the parent and the student concerned
that a confirmatory test shall be conducted.
c. The Office of Student Affairs and Services shall conduct a

conference with the parent and student where the information
and process of the confirmatory test shall be discussed.

d. If the student is found to be positive, he or she shall be referred
to a DOH accredited agency for medical attention. The student

shall be given a probationary period of 6 months or so depending
on the diagnosis of the specialized medical practitioner to

undergo intervention and rehabilitation program.
e. After the intervention and rehabilitation program, another
confirmatory test shall be conducted. If the test yields positive

result, the Office of Student Affairs and Services shall recommend
disciplinary actions such as but not limited to expulsion.

f. Denial of admission will only be for the most serious grounds,
when there is a real threat to the security and well-being of the

university.

6. The execution of the drug testing shall be every semester effective
upon the approval of the Board of Regents. The Office of Student Affairs
and Services (OSAS) together with the Office of the University Health

Services shall prepare and submit annual reports to the CHED Regional
Office through the Office of the Executive Officer on the

implementation of the program.

7. Any faculty, administration, or employee of the University who violates
the rules of confidentiality of the results of the drug tests shall, in

addition to the sanctions as may be provided by the school policy, be
liable under Section 72 or R.A. No. 9165 and other appropriate laws.

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