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Concurrent resolution

A type of legislative measure adopted by both the House and Senate, but it does not become law. It is typically used for expressing the opinion of Congress or for dealing with internal matters.

Controlled substance

A drug or chemical whose manufacture, possession, or use is regulated by law, such as narcotics, stimulants, and hallucinogens, often due to their potential for abuse or addiction.

Confirmed positive result

A drug test result that initially shows the presence of an illegal substance, is then verified by a second, more precise test, and finally certified as positive by a medical professional.

Random drug test

A drug test conducted without advance notice or specific suspicion, typically as part of a periodic program, to detect the illegal use of controlled substances.

Committee on Ethics (House/Senate)

A committee in each chamber of Congress responsible for overseeing the conduct of its members, investigating alleged misconduct, and enforcing ethical standards and rules.

Member of Congress

An elected official serving in either the U.S. House of Representatives (as a Representative, Delegate, or Resident Commissioner) or the U.S. Senate (as a Senator).