DOPING. 11.1 The NZOC is a signatory to the World Anti-Doping Code and is committed to meeting its responsibilities under the Code.
11.2 You agree to be bound by, and must fully comply with, the NZOC Integrity Regulation as well as:
(a) the World Anti-Doping Authority Code as implemented in New Zealand by the Sports Anti- Doping Rules made under the Sports Anti-Doping Xxx 0000, available on the website of Drug Free Sport NZ at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx;
(b) the Anti-Doping rules (however described) of the IF of your sport;
(c) the Anti-Doping rules (however described) of the Games Organising Committee of the Games;
(d) the Anti-Doping rules (however described) of the CGF including any particular requirements imposed for the Games (copies of which are available from the NZOC); and
(e) the Sports Anti-Doping Rules made under the Sports Anti-Doping Act 2006 and/or the Anti- Doping policy of your National Federation.
11.3 You acknowledge and agree that if you are found to have committed a doping offence under any one or more of the codes or rules described in clause 11.2, you may be penalised in accordance with those codes or rules and that in addition, this Agreement may be terminated immediately by the NZOC by providing written notice to that effect.
11.4 You must immediately notify the NZOC CEO, in writing, of any alleged doping infringement or case against you, as soon as you become aware of this.
DOPING. 3.1 The Player must comply with the anti-doping regu- lations issued by Danmarks Idrætsforbund (the Sports Confederation of Denmark) from time to time, including make herself available for doping control in accordance with such regulations.
3.2 The Club must contact the relevant anti-doping authorities as soon as possible and within 3 days after becoming aware of any doping violation by the Player. If the Club fails to do so, the Club will not be entitled to exercise any remedies available under employment law in this respect.
3.3 Any violation of the anti-doping regulations that results in punishment in the form of a final uncondi- tional ban of more than 3 months or, if the sanction is measured in number of matches, more than 10 matches, will be regarded as a gross breach of this Contract unless the violation took place with the Club's knowledge or involvement, in which case the Club will not be entitled to exercise any remedies available under employment law in this respect.
3.4 If a gross breach occurs under section 3.3 and the Club wishes to exercise any remedies available un- der employment law in this respect, the Club may elect to either suspend this Contract for a certain amount of time, which may not exceed the Player's unconditional ban as a result of the doping xxxxx- tion or terminate this Contract with immediate ef- fect due to the breach. Within 8 days of the dop- ing sanction becoming final and the Club becoming aware of the doping sanction, the Club must inform the Player in writing of the exact employment law remedy it intends to exercise. If the Club fails to give the Player such notice before the 8 days expire, it will no longer be entitled to exercise any such remedies in respect of the doping violation.
3.5 If the Player wishes to exercise any remedies avail- able under employment law for any involvement in or knowledge of the Player's doping violation on the part of the Club, cf. section 3.6, the Player must inform the Club in writing within 8 days of becom- ing aware of the matter. If the Player fails to give the Club such notice before the 8 days expire, the Player will no longer be entitled to exercise any such remedies in respect of the doping violation.
3.6 In relation to the provisions of this section 3 on doping, the Club is only responsible for any involve- ment by or knowledge on the part of the Club's manager, sporting director, healthcare staff and coaches as well as other support staff to the Player or a doctor designated...
DOPING. 11.1 The NZOC is a signatory to the World Anti-Doping Code and is committed to meeting its responsibilities under this Code.
11.2 You agree to be bound by, and must fully comply with, the NZOC Integrity Regulation as well as:
(a) the World Anti-Doping Code as implemented in New Zealand by the Sports Anti-Doping Rules made under the Sports Anti-Doping Act 2006 (and any amendments to that Act), available on the website of Drug Free Sport NZ at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx;
(b) the anti-doping rules (however described) of the National Federation and IF of your sport;
(c) the anti-doping rules (however described) of the Games Organising Committee; and
(d) the anti-doping rules (however described) of the IOC, including any particular requirements imposed for the Games (copies of which are available from the NZOC).
11.3 You acknowledge and agree that if you are found to have committed a doping offence under any one or more of the regulations, codes or rules described in clause 11.2, you may be penalised in accordance with those codes or rules and that in addition, this Agreement may be terminated immediately by the NZOC by providing written notice to that effect.
11.4 You must immediately notify the CEO, in writing, of any alleged doping infringement or case against you, as soon as you become aware of this.
DOPING. 11.1. The NZOC is a signatory to the World Anti-Doping Code and is committed to meeting its responsibilities under the Code.
11.2. You agree to be bound by, and must fully comply with, the NZOC Integrity Regulation as well as:
(a) the World Anti-Doping Authority Code as implemented in New Zealand by the Sports Anti-Doping Rules made under the Sports Anti-Doping Act 2006, available on the website of Drug Free Sport NZ at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx;
(b) the Anti-Doping rules (however described) of the Organising Committee of the Games;
(c) the Anti-Doping rules (however described) of the IOC, including any particular requirements imposed for the Games (copies of which will be available from the NZOC); and
(d) the Sports Anti-Doping Rules made under the Sports Anti-Doping Act 2006 and/or the Anti-Doping policy of your NSO (where you have been nominated by an NSO).
11.3. You acknowledge and agree that if you are found to have committed a doping offence under any one or more of the codes and rules described above in clause 11.2, you may be penalised in accordance with those codes or rules and that, in addition, this Agreement may be terminated immediately by the NZOC by providing written notice to that effect.
11.4. You must immediately notify the NZOC Chief Executive Officer, in writing, of any alleged doping infringement or case against you immediately once you become aware of this.
DOPING. 5.1 I agree to avoid the use of banned substances that contravene the rules of my international sport federation and of the Canadian Policy Against Doping in Sport.
5.2 I agree to submit to unannounced doping-control tests in addition to other prior- notice tests and submit at other times to doping-control testing when requested by the national sport organisation, the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport, the Canada Games Council or other authorities designated to do so.
5.3 I acknowledge that I have made myself aware of the rules governing the use of banned and restricted doping substances and practices according to the World Anti-Doping Code as presented on the WADA Website (xxx.xxxx-xxx.xxx).
DOPING. 6.2.1 The WCF does not encourage or condone the use of performance enhancing substances by Players. Where the Event Host recognises a national or the World Anti- Doping Agency, the TM must issue in advance guidance to Players on prohibited substances and procedures and any testing regime to be applied during the Event. Players must abide by any regulations provided by the TM in this regard.
6.2.2 A Player found to have committed a doping offence shall be disqualified from any events in which they were competing at the time of, or subsequent to, the offence and shall remain disqualified from competing in any WCF event for such period as shall be determined by disciplinary procedures of the Event Host and/or the MC.
DOPING. 6.1 The participant undertakes to help fight against doping. He accepts the Anti - Doping Code (ADC) of the International Triathlon Union as well as the Code of the World Anti -Doping Agency (WADA) in their current versions as binding. The athlete confirms that he has not violated any anti -doping regulations and that he shall adhere to the valid anti -doping regulations also in the future. If it should turn out that the afore-mentioned confirmation by the participant has been false, he shall lose any contractual claim and shall have to reimburse any payments that he has already received, irrespective of the kind of payment.
6.2 The participants chosen by the organizer or any anti -doping organization shall be obliged to take part in an anti-doping test if. In case of a positive test result or if the valid limit is exceeded, the organizer can exclude the participant from the race.
6.3 Furthermore, the organizer shall also effect a doping test after the event. The participants chosen by the organizer or any anti -doping organization shall be obliged to take part in this test. In case of confirmed doping, the participant will be disqualified subsequently. Furthermore, the participant shall have to reimburse any start bonus and/or prize money that he has received by then, plus a 25 % expense allowance, to the organizer within 10 days after disqualification. This shall not affect the participant’s right to provide evidence that there have not been any expenses or that they have been considerably lower.
6.4 If any anti-doping organization after the event detects that the participant committed a doping offence within one year before the event, the participant can be subsequently disqualified by the organizer. The same shall be applicable if it is subsequently detected that the participant had been doped during the event.
6.5 While doping proceedings are pending – irrespective of the (arbitration) court or federation – or if there are justifiable reasons to suspect doping, the organizer can exclude the participant from participation. In these cases, claims for start bonus, prize money or other claims as well as potential subsequent claims (for damages) shall be excluded.
6.6 In case of a positive test result, and until final clarification of the matter, the parties undertake to refrain from any acts or statements which could damage or endanger the participant’s, the organizer’s or the event’s reputation in the public. In particular, the participant shall be presu...
DOPING. 7.3.1 Comply with the Anti-doping Policy of U SPORTS (see Schedule 2), of FISU and of WADA, as well as programs such as the Athlete Whereabouts Program, and submit to announced and unannounced doping control, both during and outside of Games competition.
7.3.2 Refrain from doping as defined by the U SPORTS Anti-doping Policy, Canadian Anti- Doping Program and WADA Code including using substances or engaging in practices prohibited by the rules and policies of FISU, the IF and the NSO.
7.3.3 In order to avoid inadvertent non-compliance with the above-referenced doping prohibitions, the Team Member will advise the Chief Medical Officer of the Team, or such other Team medical practitioner designated to receive such information, the names of all medications, whether prescription or non-prescription, including all over-the-counter drugs, herbal remedies, vitamin or nutrient supplements, creams or lotions, topical solutions, or nasal sprays that they have taken in the last seven days prior to their arrival at the Games, or that they plan to take or may take during the Games. The Team Member agrees to show any such medication to the Chief Medical Officer or designated Team medical practitioner, including its container and the package in which the medication and its container came, prior to ingesting or utilizing the medication.
7.3.4 Refrain from using, securing, supplying, selling, importing, administering, having in his/her possession or otherwise dealing with any controlled, restricted, illicit substance or narcotic as defined in the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act of Canada, except by legal prescription properly issued by a medical practitioner authorized to practice medicine in Canada.
7.3.5 The Team Member (if an Athlete) agrees to participate in the CCES e-learning program and to complete the on-line education module (approximately 30 minutes duration) for certification prior to arrival at the Games.
DOPING. 3.1 The Player must comply with the anti-doping
1.2 At the start of the Contract, the membership fee to the parent club is DKK per half year.
1.3 This Contract does not entitle the Player to make any claims against the parent club unless the Contract is entered into with the parent club itself.
1.4 The Club must show loyalty to the Player.
1.5 The Club must not discriminate unreasonably between the Player and the Club’s other players.
DOPING. Doping involves Prohibited Substances or Prohibited Methods that are designed to enhance sporting performance, pose a real or potential risk to the health and integrity of Athletes and/or are unethical.
