Revises provisions relating to the statewide sobriety and drug monitoring program. (BDR 43-423)

SB 416 changes Nevada's statewide sobriety and drug monitoring program by replacing "restricted driver's licenses" with a new "24/7 privilege" for participants. This privilege, issued by the DMV upon court notice, allows participants to drive unrestricted to any destination while complying with program requirements - removing prior restrictions that limited driving to work, testing sites, or medical appointments. The bill also expands allowable sanctions for program violations to include increased monitoring, treatment, or testing, and updates technical definitions related to testing methods. This directly affects individuals in Nevada's sobriety/drug monitoring program who currently hold restricted licenses.