Amends and repeals existing law to remove provisions regarding sobriety and drug monitoring programs.

This legislation repeals an obsolete statutory program in the office of the attorney general. The legislature created a sobriety and drug monitoring program within the office of the attorney general in 2014. The program was to be administered by the attorney general’s office with counties choosing whether to participate. The original legislation provided no additional resources for the attorney general to operate the program. Today, twelve years later, the attorney general’s office can find no records indicating the program was ever fully implemented or that any county ever opted in to the program.