P.R. Laws tit. 3, § 2512
Any information, form, report, interview or statement related to the results of the drug tests, and the records of incidents that generate a suspicion that an official or employee is performing his/her functions under the effects of a controlled substance, shall be deemed to be “confidential information” and shall not be revealed, except:
(a) To the official or employee who has been submitted to testing;
(b) to any person designated by him/her, in writing, to receive said information;
(c) to officials or employees designated by the agency for such purpose, and
(d) the providers of treatment and rehabilitation plans for the users of controlled substances, when the official or employee gives his/her express consent.
The agency shall use the greatest diligence in maintaining custody and preserving the confidentiality of the results.
History —Aug. 14, 1997, No. 78, § 15.