; (B) make every effort to obtain the consent of a guardian before conducting a DNA test on anyone younger than 18 years of age; and (C) destroy DNA samples as soon as possible and not later than 7 days after completing the required DNA matching tests to minimize any potential misuse of genetic information collected under this subsection. (c) Protection of information (1) In general If DNA testing is used for the purposes of reunification, the agencies shall ensure the protection of privacy, genetic data, and personal information of children, parents, all individuals being tested, and their relatives. (2) Other uses prohibited Agencies and private entities may only access, use, or store any personal DNA information collected under this subsection for family reunification purposes and are prohibited from sharing any such data or samples with agencies other than those carrying out the reunification process. Information collected under this section may not be used by any agency or contractor for any other purpose, including criminal or immigration enforcement. (d) DNA match (1) Reunification As soon as a DNA match is identified, the agencies shall reunite family members as expeditiously as possible. (2) No match; no consent A refusal to consent to a DNA test or the failure to identify a match between a child and an apprehended parent may not be used as a basis for concluding that there is no familial relationship between a such child and such parent if— (A) the familial relationship is not biological