Are observers responsible for the ownership of the Soldier's specimen bottle?

The correct answer is true. Observers are responsible for ensuring the integrity of the collection process, but they do not have ownership of the Soldier's specimen bottle. The responsibility of ownership lies with the Soldier providing the specimen. The role of the observer includes monitoring the collection to ensure compliance with procedures, protecting the chain of custody, and confirming that the specimen is collected correctly and without contamination.

The observer's focus is on maintaining the security and propriety of the testing process rather than claiming ownership of the specimen itself. They are there to uphold the integrity of the testing procedures, rather than to take possession of the materials. This distinction is important to clarify the chain of custody protocols and the responsibilities of both the Soldier and the observer in the drug testing process.