What happens if the subcommittee approves reinstatement after a drug test?

When a subcommittee approves reinstatement after a drug test, the appropriate follow-up action is that the director will schedule another test. This process ensures that the apprentice's compliance with the drug policy is monitored and verified, as reinstatement typically follows an examination of prior performance in relation to substance use.

An initial approval suggests that the apprentice has met certain criteria for reinstatement, but it is crucial to confirm ongoing compliance through additional testing. This approach promotes safety and accountability within the program. The scheduling of another test allows for a formal assessment of the apprentice’s eligibility to continue participating in the program without further issues related to substance use.

The other choices do not align with standard practices typically seen after a drug test review. Automatic reinstatement or continuation without restrictions might undermine the policy's enforcement, while a new drug policy would not directly follow an individual case of reinstatement.