Australian Sports Drug Agency Regulations (Amendment) (Cth)
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I, The Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the
Federal Executive Council, make the following Regulations under the
Dated 27 July 1993.
BILL HAYDEN
Governor-General
By His Excellency’s Command,
R. KELLY
Minister for the Environment, Sport and Territories
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1.1 The Australian Sports Drug Agency Regulations are amended as set out in these Regulations.
[NOTE: These Regulations commence
on gazettal: see
2.1 After “
3.1 After regulation 3, insert:
(1) In these Regulations, a reference to the sending a document by prepaid registered letter is to be read as a reference to sending the document through the post by any means by which a receipt or other proof of its delivery is obtained by the sender.
Under these Regulations, a document which is sent by prepaid registered letter is taken to have been received by the addressee within the normal course of post.”.
4.1 Paragraph 8 (2) (b):
Omit the words “, by prepaid registered letter sent to the last known address of the competitor”.
4.2 New subregulation 8 (2A):
Notice in writing may be given to the competitor:
(a) personally—by handing the notice to the competitor, or if the competitor refuses to accept the notice, by putting the notice down in the presence of the competitor and stating the nature of the notice;
(b) by mail—by sending the notice by prepaid registered letter to the last known address of the competitor.”.
4.3 Subregulation 8 (7):
Omit the subregulation, substitute:
If the Agency or a chaperone intends to ask a competitor who is under the age of 18 years to give a sample, the Agency or chaperone may notify any of the following persons before notifying the competitor:
(a) the competitor’s parent or guardian;
(b) the competitor’s coach;
(c) the competitor’s team manager or any person in a similar position of authority.
If the Agency or a chaperone intends to ask a competitor who is intellectually disabled to give a sample, the Agency or chaperone may notify any of the following persons before notifying the competitor:
(a) the competitor’s guardian;
(b) the competitor’s spouse;
(c) a member of the competitor’s immediate family who is 18 years of age or over;
(d) the competitor’s coach;
(e) the competitor’s team manager or any person in a similar position of authority.
If a competitor is deaf, is unable to speak English, or for some other reason is unable to receive and understand a request to give a sample, and the Agency or a chaperone intends to make such a request, the Agency or chaperone may notify any of the following persons before notifying the competitor:
(a) the competitor’s guardian;
(b) the competitor’s spouse;
(c) a member of the competitor’s immediate family who is 18 years of age or over;
(d) the competitor’s coach;
(e) the competitor’s team manager or any person in a similar position of authority.
If the competitor or another person mentioned in subregulation (7), (8), or (9) is deaf or unable to speak English, the Agency or chaperone may communicate with the person through an interpreter.
If a drug control official wishes to contact a competitor by telephone to ask the competitor to give a sample, the official may, if it is necessary to establish contact:
(a) identify himself or herself to any person who answers the telephone; and
(b) tell the person he or she is a drug control official with the Agency; and
(c) ask the person to ask the competitor to come to the telephone.
If a chaperone wishes to contact the competitor in person to ask the competitor to give a sample, the chaperone may, if it is necessary to establish contact:
(a) identify himself or herself to any person; and
(b) tell the person he or she is a chaperone with the Agency; and
(c) ask the person to point out the competitor or indicate where the competitor is.
Except as provided in subregulations (7) to (12), the Agency, a drug control official or a chaperone must not disclose the identity of a competitor selected to provide a sample until the competitor is asked to provide the sample.”.
5.1 Add at the end:
It is sufficient compliance with subregulation (1) if a completed Notification Form is given to the competitor under paragraph 11 (1) (h).”.
6.1 Paragraph 11 (1) (j):
Omit “sample; and”, substitute “sample.”.
6.2 Paragraph 11 (1) (k):
Omit the paragraph.
6.3 After subregulation 11 (1), insert:
“(1a) If the chaperone asks a competitor in person to provide a sample, the chaperone may ask the competitor to accompany the chaperone to the drug control facility.”.
7.1 Subregulation 13 (1):
Add at the end:
“; and (f) the persons and bodies who must be notified under section 17 of the Act of a failure to comply with a request to give a sample or a positive test result, or who may be notified under section 17A of the Act of a negative test result.”.
7.2 Subregulation 13 (3):
Omit “paragraphs (1) (a) to (e) (inclusive) and paragraphs 2 (a), (b) and (c)”, substitute “subregulations (1) and (2)”.
8.1 Omit the regulation, substitute:
(1) If a sample is not sufficient to be analysed in accordance with these Regulations, the drug control official may request the competitor to give a further sample.
If a competitor fails to give a further sample, the competitor is taken to have failed to comply with a request to give a sample.
If a competitor intends to give a further sample, the competitor must pour the sample so far collected into an A sample bottle and, if the A sample bottle is filled, a B sample bottle, and seal each bottle in its security transit container in accordance with subregulation 21 (10).
After the sample so far collected is bottled and sealed, the competitor must return, with the chaperone, to the waiting area until the competitor is ready to give a further sample.
If the competitor gives a further sample, the competitor must, at the direction of the drug control official:
(a) break the seal on the A security transit container; and
(b) if any of the sample so far collected is in the B sample bottle, break the seal on the B security transit container; and
(c) pour the sample so far collected into the sample collection container and mix it with the further sample; and
(d) pour the contents of the sample collection container back into the A sample bottle and, if the A sample bottle is filled, into the B sample bottle and seal each bottle in its security transit container in accordance with subregulation 21 (10).
The process described in subregulations (4) and (5) must be repeated until a sufficient sample is collected.
If the process is not repeated until a sufficient sample is collected, the competitor is taken not to have complied with a request to give a sample.”.
9.1 Subregulation 20 (1):
Omit “placed”, substitute “sealed”.
9.2 Add at the end:
If a person contravenes subregulation (1), a drug control official may request the competitor to provide a further sample.
The sample collection container and the sample must be within the sight of at least one drug control official or other chaperone from the time the container is chosen by the competitor until the sample is poured into the A and B sample bottles and each bottle is sealed in its security transit container.
If the competitor or a person authorised by the competitor to handle the sample collection container, takes the sample collection container or the sample out of the sight of at least one drug control official or other chaperone, a drug control official may request the competitor to give a further sample.
If the contents of the sample bottle are lost a drug control official may request the competitor to give a further sample.
If the competitor gives a further sample under subregulation (2), (4) or (5), the procedures set out in these Regulations for the collection and control of a sample apply to the further sample.
If the competitor does not give a further sample, the competitor is taken to have failed to comply with a request to give a sample.”.
10.1 After regulation 21, insert:
“21a. (1) If a competitor who has given a sample wilfully interferes with the identification and attestation procedures set out in regulation 21, the competitor is taken to have failed to comply with a request to give a sample.
If a person other than a competitor interferes with the identification and attestation procedures set out in regulation 21, a drug control official may request the competitor to give a further sample.
If a competitor gives a further sample under subregulation (2), the procedures set out in these Regulations for the collection and control of a sample apply to the further sample.
If a competitor does not give a further sample, the competitor is taken to have failed to comply with a request to give a sample.”.
11.1 Add at the end:
If a competitor does not give an additional sample, the competitor is taken to have failed to comply with a request to give a sample.”.
12.1 Add at the end:
If a competitor who has provided a sample wilfully opens or breaks a seal on a security transit container containing the sample, then, unless the competitor is acting in accordance with subregulation 19 (5), the competitor is taken to have failed to comply with a request to provide a sample.”.
13.1 Paragraph 31 (2) (b):
Omit the paragraph, substitute:
“(b) in writing;”
13.2 New subregulation 31 (4):
After subregulation (3), insert:
Notice in writing may be given to the competitor:
(a) personally—by handing the notice to the competitor, or if the competitor refuses to accept the notice, by putting the notice down in the presence of the competitor and stating the nature of the notice; or
(b) by mail—by sending the notice by prepaid registered letter to the competitor at any address at which the Agency reasonably believes that the competitor may be contacted.”.
14.1 Paragraph 34 (2) (c):
Omit the paragraph, substitute:
“(c) if the schedule maintained by the Agency under paragraph 9 (1) (a) of the Act specifies a permitted level that is exceeded by an amount of a scheduled drug found to be present in the sample—the fact that the permitted level is exceeded.”.
15.1 Paragraph 35 (2) (b):
Omit the paragraph, substitute:
“(b) in writing;”
15.2 After subregulation (3), insert:
Notice in writing may be given to the competitor:
(a) personally—by handing the notice to the competitor, or if the competitor refuses to accept the notice, by putting the notice down in the presence of the competitor and stating the nature of the notice;
(b) by mail—by sending the notice by prepaid registered letter to the competitor at any address at which the Agency reasonably believes that the competitor may be contacted.”.
16.1 Omit the regulation.
17.1 Omit the regulation, substitute:
(1) For the purposes of section 17 of the Act, if an accredited laboratory advises the Agency that it has confirmed a positive test result in relation to a competitor after the testing of a sample in a B sample bottle:
(a) notice under paragraph 17 (1) (a) of the Act to the competitor is to be substantially in accordance with Form 1 in Schedule 5; and
(b) notice under paragraph 17 (1) (b) of the Act to a sporting organisation of which the competitor is, in his or her capacity as a competitor, a member or is, in that capacity, associated in any way is to be substantially in accordance with Form 2 in Schedule 5; and
(c) notice under paragraph 17 (1) (c) of the Act to the Australian Sports Commission in respect of the competitor is to be substantially in accordance with Form 3 in Schedule 5; and
(d) notice under paragraph 17 (1) (d) of the Act to an authority of a foreign country is to be substantially in accordance with Form 3A in Schedule 5.
For the purposes of section 17 of the Act, if a competitor failed to comply with a request to provide a sample:
(a) notice under paragraph 17 (1) (a) of the Act to the competitor is to be substantially in accordance with Form 4 in Schedule 5; and
(b) notice under paragraph 17 (1) (b) of the Act to a sporting organisation of which the competitor is, in his or her capacity as a competitor, a member or is, in that capacity, associated in any way is to be substantially in accordance with Form 5 in Schedule 5; and
(c) notice under paragraph 17 (1) (c) of the Act to the Australian Sports Commission in respect of the competitor is to be substantially in accordance with Form 6 in Schedule 5; and
(d) notice under paragraph 17 (1) (d) of the Act to an authority of a foreign country is to be substantially in accordance with Form 6A in Schedule 5.
For the purposes of section 17 of the Act:
(a) notice under subsection 17 (3) of the Act to a competitor is to be substantially in accordance with Form 7 in Schedule 5; and
(b) notice under subsection 17 (3) of the Act to a sporting organisation is to be substantially in accordance with Form 8 in Schedule 5; and
(c) notice under subsection 17 (3) of the Act to the Australian Sports Commission is to be substantially in accordance with Form 9 in Schedule 5; and
(d) notice under subsection 17 (3) of the Act to an authority of a foreign country is to be substantially in accordance with Form 10 in Schedule 5; and
A notice under subsection 17 (1) or (3) of the Act must be given in writing.
Notice in writing may be given to the competitor:
(a) personally—by handing the notice to the competitor, or if the competitor refuses to accept the notice, by putting the notice down in the presence of the competitor and stating its contents; or
(b) by mail—by sending the notice by prepaid registered letter to the competitor at any address at which the Agency reasonably believes that the competitor may be contacted.”.
18.1 After regulation 39, insert:
“39A.(1) If:
(a) an entry is made on the Register as a result of a determination under section 16 of the Act that a positive test result is valid; and
(b) either:
(i) the entry is later removed from the Register under subsection 16 (7) of the Act; or
(ii) an order is made, or orders are made, under section 41 of the
Administrative Appeals Tribunal Act 1975 staying or otherwise affecting the operation or implementation of the determination;the Agency must, as soon as practicable, give written notice of the fact to each person to whom, and each organisation to which, notice of the contents of the entry was given under subsection 17 (1) of the Act.
Notice under this regulation to a competitor is to be substantially in accordance with Form 11 in Schedule 5.
Notice under this regulation to a sporting organisation is to be substantially in accordance with Form 8 in Schedule 5.
Notice under this regulation to the Australian Sports Commission is to be substantially in accordance with Form 9 in Schedule 5.
Notice under subsection 17 (3) of the Act to an authority of a foreign country is to be substantially in accordance with Form 10 in Schedule 5.”.
19.1 Omit the regulation.
20.1 After Regulation 42, insert:
For the purposes of section 66a of the Act, the international arrangements specified in Schedule 6 are anti-doping arrangements for the purposes of the Act.”.
21.1 Omit the Schedule, substitute:
Subregulation 11 (2)
To:
You will be given an Information Sheet that contains important information about the sample collection and testing process.
Chaperone who notified competitor:
Event/Occasion:
Location:
Notification Date:
Notification Time:
Name of authorising drug control official:
Drug control official who notified competitor:
Notification Date:
Notification Time:
I acknowledge that I have been notified of my selection for a drug test and have been given a copy of the Australian Sports Drug Agency Information Sheet.
Competitor’s signature:
Date signed:
[NOTE: After completion, a copy of this notification form is to be given to the competitor]”.
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22.1 Omit the Schedule, substitute:
Subregulation 11 (3)
Otherwise, ASDA can ask you for a sample by telephone or by registered mail. All drug control officials are also chaperones.
You may take a representative (such as a parent, coach or friend) with you. Your representative may stay with you through the sample collection process.
If you intend to give the sample, go with the chaperone to the drug control facility. Before you go, you may choose a representative to go with you and you may have any necessary medical treatment. If the chaperone approves, you may also go to a victory ceremony, fulfil media commitments, compete in further events, complete a current training session or warm down. You must stay within the sight of the chaperone at all times.
You may take drinks to help you to give a urine sample. Anything you eat or drink is consumed at your own risk. Tell the chaperone when you are ready to give a sample.
Take this to the toilet area. A chaperone of your sex will go with you. You must give the sample in the direct sight of the chaperone. Your representative may go with you.
Go with the chaperone.
Only you, or someone authorised by you, may handle it.
If either is taken out of the sight of a chaperone, then you may be asked to give another sample. If you refuse to give another sample, you will be taken to have failed to comply with a request to give a sample.
Check that the number on the security transit container matches the number on ASDA’s list. Check that the number on the seal on the security transit container matches that on ASDA’s list. If the numbers do not match, pick another set of containers and check the numbers again.
Break the seal on each container chosen by you and remove the bottle. Check that the number on the bottle matches the number on its container. If the number does not match, pick another set of containers.
Leave a little of the sample in the bottom of the sample collection container. Secure the cap on each bottle and check that the bottle does not leak. Place each bottle in its security transit container and close the container. Pick a new seal for each container and seal the container with the number facing up.
If another person interferes with these procedures you may be asked to give another sample. If you do not give another sample, you will be taken to have failed to comply with a request to give a sample.
If you give another sample, you will be asked to mix the new sample with the first sample, pour the mixed sample back into bottles A and B and seal each bottle in its security transit container.
If you do not give a sample sufficient for testing, you will be taken to have failed to comply with a request to give a sample.
If this is outside the limits set by ASDA you may be asked to give another sample. If you do not give another sample you will be taken to have failed to comply with a request to give a sample.
You must follow the same procedure for giving, handling and sealing this sample as that for the original sample.
You will be asked to give details of any medication you have taken in the last 7 days, but you do not have to give this information. You must give the drug control official any other information necessary to complete the form.
If it is, sign it. Your representative (if present) and the drug control official must do the same. The chaperone will also sign the form to indicate that he or she saw you give the sample.
The laboratory is not given your name, only a number to identify your sample. The laboratory will test sample A for the presence or absence of a drug or doping method listed by ASDA. Sample B is only tested if there is a positive test result on sample A.
ASDA may inform the International Sporting Federation of the positive result. You or your representative may be present when sample B is unsealed and tested.
You may make a submission to ASDA within 7 days of receiving the notice setting out information to show that the test result is invalid. ASDA can only decide that the test result is invalid if the procedures for sealing the sample bottles and security transit containers are not complied with, if the sample is not tested by an accredited laboratory, or if the sample is tampered with by someone other than you or someone authorised by you to handle the sample. ASDA will decide whether the test result is valid and give you written notice of its decision.
ASDA will give details of the entry to the sporting organisations of which you are a member as a competitor, or with which you are associated as a competitor, the Australian Sports Commission (if you or your sporting organisation receive a grant) and the relevant organisations in other countries. Those organisations will decide what further action to take. ASDA may give the information to the Commonwealth Minister for the Environment, Sport and Territories, if requested.
ASDA may tell any sporting organisation of which you are a member as a competitor, or with which you are associated as a competitor, the Australian Sports Commission (if you or your sporting organisation receive a grant) and the relevant organisations in other countries. ASDA may also give the information to the Commonwealth Minister for the Environment, Sport and Territories, if requested.
You may make a submission to ASDA that you had reasonable cause for failing to give the sample.
ASDA will give details of the entry to the sporting organisations of which you are a member as a competitor, or with which you are associated as a competitor, the Australian Sports Commission (if you or your sporting organisation receive a grant) and the relevant organisations in other countries. Those organisations will decide what further action to take. ASDA may give the information to the Commonwealth Minister for the Environment, Sport and Territories, if requested.
If you are unhappy with ASDA’s decision, you may ask the Administrative Appeals Tribunal to review the decision.
If you have any questions, ask the drug control official who is collecting your sample, or call ASDA on (06) 281 1822.”.
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23.1 Heading:
Omit “22 (3)”, substitute “23 (4)”.
23.2 Part 3:
Omit the Part.
24.1 Omit the following words:
“Security transit container sample numbers
Security transit container seals—total No.
Security transit container seals Nos.
Please list any security transit container seals or carrier bag seals broken when received”.
25.1 Omit the Schedule, substitute:
NOTICES RELATING TO POSITIVE TEST RESULT OR FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH A REQUEST TO PROVIDE A SAMPLE
Paragraph 39 (1) (a)
NOTICE TO COMPETITOR
Entry on Register of Notifiable Events
To:
There was a positive test result on
the sample you gave on
You have not made a submission to support a determination that the positive test result is invalid.
The Agency has decided under section
16 of the
The
If you are dissatisfied with the
Agency’s decision, you may apply, in accordance with subsection 16 (6) of
the
If the entry is removed, the Agency will, as soon as practicable, tell you in writing of that fact. The Agency will also inform those organisations notified of the entry that it has been removed.
If the Administrative Appeals
Tribunal makes an order under section 41 of the
Date:
Chief Executive
Australian Sports Drug Agency
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Paragraph 39 (1) (b)
NOTICE TO SPORTING ORGANISATION RELATING TO A COMPETITOR’S POSITIVE TEST RESULT
To:
On
The
following details relating to the competitor have been entered on the Register
of Notifiable Events maintained by the Australian Sports Drug Agency:
The
competitor was tested at
The competitor was tested out of competition.
I have also provided the Australian Sports Commission with details of the entry on the Register in relation to the competitor. You should also advise the Australian Sports Commission of any action your organisation takes on this matter.
Date:
Chief Executive
Australian Sports Drug Agency
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Paragraph 39 (1) (c)
NOTICE TO AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION RELATING TO A COMPETITOR’S POSITIVE TEST RESULT
To: Executive Director
Australian Sports Commission
On
The
following details relating to the competitor have been entered on the Register
of Notifiable Events maintained by the Australian Sports Drug Agency:
The
competitor was tested at
The competitor was tested out of competition.
I have also given
The Agency is aware that the competitor receives direct funding from the Australian Sports Commission.
The Agency is not aware whether the competitor receives direct funding from the Australian Sports Commission.
Date:
Chief Executive
Australian Sports Drug Agency
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Paragraph 39 (1) (d)
NOTICE TO AUTHORITY OF A FOREIGN COUNTRY RELATING TO A COMPETITOR’S POSITIVE TEST RESULT
To:
I
have today advised
The
following details relating to the competitor have been entered on the Register
of Notifiable Events maintained by the Australian Sports Drug Agency:
The
competitor was tested at
The competitor was tested out of competition.
Date:
Chief Executive
Australian Sports Drug Agency
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Paragraph 39 (2) (a)
NOTICE TO COMPETITOR—FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH REQUEST TO PROVIDE A SAMPLE
To:
You were requested on
You have failed to give the sample.
The Agency has decided under paragraph
13 (1) (b) of the
The Agency has decided under
paragraph 13 (1) (b) of the
As a result of this decision the
following details have been entered on the Register of Notifiable Events:
The
If you are dissatisfied with the
Agency’s decision, you may apply, in accordance with section 13 (6) of the
If the entry is removed, the Agency will, as soon as practicable, tell you in writing of that fact. The Agency will also inform those organisations notified of the entry that it has been removed.
If the Administrative Appeals
Tribunal makes an order under section 41 of the
Date:
Chief Executive
Australian Sports Drug Agency
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Paragraph 39 (2) (b)
NOTICE TO SPORTING ORGANISATION RELATING TO A COMPETITOR WHO FAILED TO COMPLY WITH A REQUEST TO PROVIDE A SAMPLE
To:
On
The
following details relating to the competitor have been entered on the Register
of Notifiable Events maintained by the Australian Sports Drug Agency:
The
competitor was requested to provide a sample at
The competitor was requested to provide a sample out of competition.
I have also provided the Australian Sports Commission with details of the entry on the Register in relation to the competitor. You should also advise the Australian Sports Commission of any action your organisation takes on this matter.
Date:
Chief Executive
Australian Sports Drug Agency
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FORM 6 Paragraph 39 (2) (c)
NOTICE TO AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION RELATING TO A COMPETITOR WHO FAILED TO COMPLY WITH A REQUEST TO PROVIDE A SAMPLE
To: Executive Director
Australian Sports Commission
On
The
following details relating to the competitor have been entered on the Register
of Notifiable Events maintained by the Australian Sports Drug Agency:
The
competitor was requested to provide a sample at
The competitor was requested to provide a sample out of competition.
I
have also given
The Agency is aware that the competitor receives direct funding from the Australian Sports Commission.
The Agency is not aware whether the competitor receives direct funding from the Australian Sports Commission.
Date:
Chief Executive
Australian Sports Drug Agency
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Paragraph 39 (2) (d)
NOTICE TO AUTHORITY OF A FOREIGN COUNTRY RELATING TO A COMPETITOR WHO FAILED TO COMPLY WITH A REQUEST TO PROVIDE A SAMPLE
To:
On
The
following details relating to the competitor have been entered on the Register
of Notifiable Events maintained by the Australian Sports Drug Agency:
The
competitor was requested to provide a sample at
The competitor was requested to provide a sample out of competition.
Date:
Chief Executive
Australian Sports Drug Agency
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Paragraph 39 (3) (a)
NOTICE TO COMPETITOR FOLLOWING DECISION BY ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS TRIBUNAL
RELATING TO A COMPETITOR WHO FAILED TO COMPLY WITH A REQUEST TO GIVE A SAMPLE
To:
On
You were also informed that details relating to the failure had been entered on the Register of Notifiable Events maintained by the Agency.
As a result, the Agency has removed from the Register the entry that relates to that failure to comply. I have given written notice of this fact to each person to whom, and each organisation to which, notice of the contents of the entry was given.
An order has been made under section 41 of the
Date:
Chief Executive
Australian Sports Drug Agency
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Paragraph 39 (3) (b) and
subregulation 39A (3)
NOTICE TO SPORTING ORGANISATIONS RELATING TO REMOVAL OF NAME FROM REGISTER
To:
I
have today told
A copy of the advice sent to the competitoris attached for your information.
Date:
Chief Executive
Australian Sports Drug Agency
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Paragraph 39 (3) (c) and
subregulation 39A (4)
NOTICE TO AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION RELATING TO REMOVAL OF NAME FROM REGISTER
To: Executive Director
Australian Sports Commission
I
have today told
A copy of the advice sent to the competitoris attached for your information.
Date:
Chief Executive
Australian Sports Drug Agency
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Paragraph 39 (3) (d) and
subregulation 39A (5)
NOTICE TO AUTHORITY OF A FOREIGN COUNTRY RELATING TO REMOVAL OF NAME FROM REGISTER
To:
I
have today told
A copy of the advice sent to the competitoris attached for your information.
Date:
Chief Executive
Australian Sports Drug Agency
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SCHEDULE
5
Subregulation 39A (2)
NOTICE TO COMPETITOR FOLLOWING DECISION BY ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS TRIBUNAL
RELATING TO A POSITIVE TEST RESULT
To:
On
You were also informed that details relating to that positive test result had been entered on the Register of Notifiable Events maintained by the Agency.
The Agency has, accordingly, removed from the Register the entry that relates to that failure to comply. I have also given written notice of this fact to each person to whom, and each organisation to which, notice of the contents of the entry was given.
An order has been made under section 41 of the
Date:
Chief Executive
Australian Sports Drug Agency”.
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26.1 Add at the end:
Regulation 43
INTERNATIONAL ANTI-DOPING ARRANGEMENTS
| Column 2 |
| Multilateral Agreement in the Unification of Actions in the Struggle Against Doping Use in Sport |
| Memorandum of Understanding Between the Governments of Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and Norway Concerning the Reciprocal Development and Enforcement of Measures Against Doping in Sport adopted by the first three Governments on 19 December 1990 and by Norway on 15 May 1992 |
| Memorandum of Understanding Between the Government of Australia and the Government of New Zealand Concerning the Reciprocal Development and Enforcement of Measures Against Doping in Sport signed on 17 March 1992”. |
1. Notified in the
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette on 3 August 1993.
2. Statutory Rules 1991 No. 19.
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