Anti-Doping. I understand and agree that the UCI Anti-Doping Rules and U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) Protocol apply to me. I agree to submit to drug testing. If it is determined I may have committed an anti-doping rule violation, I agree to submit to the results management authority and processes of USADA or the results management authority of the UCI and my national federation. I agree that arbitration is my exclusive remedy under the above rules.
Anti-Doping. Athlete shall comply with all anti-doping policies, procedures and protocols of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), World Curling Federation (WCF), World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) and United States Olympic Committee (USOC).
Anti-Doping. You understand and agree that the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique (“FIG”) Anti-Doping Rules and U.S. Anti-Doping Agency Protocol for Olympic and Paralympic Movement Testing (“USADA Protocol”) and all other policies and rules adopted by the FIG, USADA, and the USOPC apply to you and that it is your responsibility to comply with those rules. You agree to submit to drug testing at any time and understand that the use of methods or substances prohibited by the applicable anti-doping rules would make you subject to penalties including, but not limited to, disqualification and suspension. If it is determined that you may have committed a doping violation, you agree to submit to the results management authority and processes of USADA, including arbitration under the USADA Protocol, or to the results management authority of the FIG and/or your national federation, if applicable or referred by USADA.
Anti-Doping. 5.1 It is the individual responsibility of each Team Member to ensure that he is familiar with, and complies with, all the applicable provisions of the World Anti-Doping Agency Code (“WADA”) which governs the activities of FISU and the conduct of competitors in the Championships. By signing this Agreement the Team Member declares that he or she has read and shall comply with such provisions and understands that he or she may request a further copy of WADA from BUCS.
5.2 The Team Member recognises and agrees that all the rights and benefits provided to him/her under this Agreement are conditional on the Team Member being and remaining drug-free.
5.3 The Team Member shall ensure that:
(a) any medication or substance taken in any form does not contain any substance prohibited for use by WADA;
(b) he/she neither possesses, supplies, nor uses illegal or prohibited drugs or techniques;
(c) BUCS is fully informed of any and all drug-related offences in which he/she may be involved;
(d) he/she is available for testing in accordance with WADA and/or as reasonably directed by the TL or BUCS; and
(e) he/she ensures that any medical exemptions are fully documented prior to use as set out in WADA.
Anti-Doping. 49.1 It is acknowledged by the Parties that it is fundamentally important to the Game that the Game remains as free as possible from doping and the use of prohibited substances and methods.
49.2 SARU has introduced anti-doping regulations which are in line with principles established by WR and the World Anti-Doping Association. It is acknowledged that the Players will, from time to time, be tested not only under these regulations, but also under anti-doping rules applied by the South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport.
49.3 The Provinces and SARU shall ensure that adequate and appropriate anti-doping education is provided to the Contracted Players in relation to anti-doping measures and relevant codes and shall consult with – and where necessary seek the assistance of – SARPA, in providing such education.
49.4 In the event that a National Player or a Player who is utilised by XXXX in an International Competition, is accused of having committed an anti-doping offence and the Player maintains that he ingested the substance inadvertently, through no fault or negligence of his own or through no significant fault or negligence of his own, XXXX and XXXXX will be responsible for the costs of the Player’s legal representation at the proceedings before the SAIDS disciplinary panel in equal shares and, if applicable, any appeal tribunal. In the event that the Player’s period of ineligibility is not decreased in terms of the decision of the relevant SAIDS or CAS panel or tribunal, as the case may be, these costs shall be repayable to SARU and SARPA by the Player. However, should the Player’s legal representative advise SARU and SARPA that, based on all the evidence available, the Player’s chances of success are remote, SARU and SARPA may in its discretion decide to withdraw any further funding.
49.5 In the event that a National Player is tested positive for a banned substance and accused of having committed an anti-doping offence, his/her contract may be suspended after three months from the date of being notified of such positive test, provided that SARU shall, prior to terminating the Player Contract, must have complied with its undertakings in clause 49.7 below and shall substantially comply with the procedures set out in the Labour Relations Act 66 of 1995 entitling the Player to a fair hearing. If the doping offence cannot be proven by the anti-doping agency involved or the National Player's period of ineligibility is reduced to less than three months, the Na...
Anti-Doping. A. Not use any prohibited substances or prohibited methods included on the version of Prohibited List currently in force and published by the World Anti−Doping Agency, or otherwise breach the anti−doping rules of the IOC, World Triathlon, the IPC, and the Canadian Anti−Doping Program or the anti−doping rules of any anti−doping organization with authority over the Athlete.
B. Triathlon Canada has adopted the 2021 Canadian Anti−Doping Program (CADP), which is the set of rules that govern doping control in Canada. Administered by the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES), the CADP applies to members of Triathlon Canada and participants in Triathlon Canada sanctioned activities. All members of Triathlon Canada, whether in the role of athletes or athlete support personnel, are subject to the CADP. By signing below, the athlete acknowledges the following:
i. Specifically agree that as a member of the National Athlete Pool (NAP) in their sport are subject to the CADP and accordingly shall be bound by all the antidoping rules and responsibilities contained in the CADP.
ii. Agree that they have been educated regarding the anti−doping rules and violations contained in the CADP.
iii. Acknowledge that information, including their personal information, can be shared between anti−doping organizations for anti−doping purposes and such information will be used only in a fashion that is fully consistent with the limitations and restrictions contained in WADA’s International Standard for the Protection of Privacy and Personal Information.
iv. Consent to having third parties, including law enforcement and border services agencies in Canada and elsewhere share their personal information with the CCES to assist the CCES in the enforcement of the CADP.
v. Submit to doping control, both in and out of competition and unannounced, when requested by World Triathlon, the CCES, WADA or other anti−doping organizations authorized to do so;
vi. Prior to taking any medication or undergoing medical treatment, ensure the medication or treatment does not contain a prohibited substance or constitute a prohibited method as indicated on the Prohibited List, as amended from time to time;
vii. Participate, if asked by Triathlon Canada to do so, in any Doping Control Education Program developed by Triathlon Canada in co−operation with Sport Canada and CCES; and viii. Copy Triathlon Canada’s HPD on all correspondence with CCES, WADA, World Triathlon and Sport Canada.
Anti-Doping i. The Player acknowledges as binding on him the national and international anti- doping provisions, in particular the anti-doping regulations issued by WADA, [as well as the anti-doping regulations of the domestic competitions in which the Player participates], as adopted and modified from time to time.
ii. Prior to the season, the Club will hand out the list of prohibited substances and methods as well as any updates of said list to the Player; however this does not release the Player from his own obligation to educate himself about the anti- doping provisions issued by WADA, FIBA and the domestic competition, if applicable, which may be modified during the season.
Anti-Doping. Pursuant to applicable privacy and data protection regulations and the International Standard for the Protection of Privacy and Personal Information (“ISPPPI”), the Athlete also consents to his or her medical and health personal data (as defined as sensitive personal information in the ISPPPI) being collected, stored and retained by World Triathlon and acknowledges that this information shall be maintained in strict confidence at all times; shall be used exclusively for purposes of planning, coordinating or conducting doping control, providing information relevant to the Athlete Biological Passport or other analytical results, to support an investigation into a potential anti-doping rule violation or to support proceedings alleging an anti-doping rule violation, including the publication of any consequences arising as a result of an anti-doping rule violation; and shall be destroyed after it is no longer relevant for these purposes and that any actions taken in relation to the same shall comply with the World Triathlon Anti-Doping Rules and the ISPPPI;
Anti-Doping. The LOC undertakes and agrees to:
4.9.1 Provide doping control services and comply with both the ITU Anti-Doping Rules and World Anti-Doping Agency Code. The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) provides these services in Canada and obligates Triathlon Canada to act as a guarantor for the payment of their services and to settle any outstanding amounts within a reasonable time frame after the end of the event. Triathlon Canada therefore reserves the right to withhold from the LOC up to 50% of the total cost associated with these services from any monies that Triathlon Canada administers on behalf of the LOC and/or to require the LOC to place these monies in trust with Triathlon Canada upon signing the Doping Control Services Agreement.
4.9.2 Cooperate with the NSF and the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) to ensure that any and all Doping Control Procedures required by the RIGHTS HOLDER are properly administered under the established policies, and that the appropriate facilities, support personnel and materials are provided, with costs for anti-doping tests, CCES coordination fee. All associated costs for such procedures being borne by the LOC.
Anti-Doping. The participant undertakes to help fight against doping. The participant accepts the Anti-Doping Code (ADC) of World Triathlon as well as the Code of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in their current versions as binding. The athlete confirms that they have not violated any anti-doping regulations and that he shall adhere to the valid anti-doping regulations also in the future.
