Quote Originally Posted by dziendobry4
There's no way they'd be allowed to have someone staring at your vagina and urethra waiting to see urine come out.
Uhh, youd better check the regulations oulined by the Department of Health & Human Services. Those rules state that in observed testing situations (which only occur if a donor is suspected of tampering, or if its a followup/return to duty test) the observer (who must be the same gender as the donor) is to be in the stall and directly watch the flow of urine exit the donors body and into the sample cup.

Before conducting a direct observed collection, the collector must make the agency representative aware that a situation exists warranting a direct observed collection and explain to the donor why a direct observed collection is being conducted. If the donor declines to allow a direct observed collection when one of the above circumstances has occurred, it is considered a refusal to test (see Chapter 8, Section B).

The procedure for a direct observed collection is the same as that for a routine collection except an observer watches the donor urinate into the collection container. At the point in a routine collection where the donor enters the restroom with the collection container (see Section C, Step 10), a direct observed collection includes the following additional steps:

§ The observer must be the same gender as the donor. There are no exceptions to this requirement. The individual serving as the direct observer enters the restroom with the donor.

§ The observer must directly watch the urine go from the donor's body into the collection container. The use of mirrors or video cameras is not permitted.
Source: Drug Testing: HHS Urine Specimen Collection Handbook (Effective November 1, 2004)