What should a statement of destruction include based on the guidelines from HSC 483.074?

A statement of destruction as outlined in HSC 483.074 should include the names of the persons present during the destruction process. This inclusion is essential for accountability and transparency, ensuring that there is a verifiable record of who oversaw and participated in the drug destruction. The presence of witnesses not only helps confirm that the destruction was carried out properly and in accordance with legal and regulatory requirements but also serves as a safeguard against potential disputes regarding the destruction process.

Other aspects such as the length of time the drug was stored, the location where the drug was found, or details of the case investigation may be relevant in different contexts but are not specifically required in the statement of destruction itself. The focus of HSC 483.074 is primarily on ensuring that the destruction of drugs is documented with appropriate oversight, making the names of present individuals a critical element for maintaining integrity and compliance in the process.