Chilean legislators will begin random drug testing in the next few days after a proposal making it compulsory was approved last month, despite criticism from some lawmakers, APA reports citng BBC.
The first 78 Chilean deputies to be tested were randomly drawn this week, and will now have their first series of drug tests, in an effort to raise the standards of transparency in parliamentary work.
The new proposal states that all legislators will need to be tested twice in every four-year term, and any positive results will be made public.
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