They may not be intoxicated. And what we're seeing more of is more operating under the influence of drugs, or ouid is what we call it in Wisconsin. And This legislative piece that we've introduced allows a presumptive test of a subject's oral fluids to determine if they do have an illicit substance or a narcotic or THC. I mean, there's different tests, thc, methamphetamines, amphetamines, benzodiazepines, opioids, fentanyl. So it'll indicate whether there's a positive or a negative presence of those illicit substances. (01:47–02:04)
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