2008 Manual of Motorcycle Sport - Motorcycling Australia

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responsibilities under the referral. The
ADP adopts and reflects the World Anti-
Doping Code (Code) which is annexed to
and forms part of this ADP.
11.2 ANTI-DOPING DEFINITIONS
11.2.0.1 Athlete means:
(a) For purposes of Doping Control,
any Person who participates in
sport at the international level
(as defined by each International
Federation) or national level (as
defined by each National Anti-Doping
Organisation) and any additional
Person who participates in sport
at a lower level if designated by
the Person’s National Anti-Doping
Organisation. For purposes of antidoping
information and education,
any Person who participates in sport
under the authority of any Signatory,
government, or other sports
organisation accepting the Code; or
(b) Any Person who:
(i) Is registered with MA or 1 of its
Members; or
(ii) Participates, or has in the
previous 8 years participated, in
any sporting activity conducted,
authorised, recognised or
controlled, either directly or
indirectly, by MA or a body
affiliated with MA; or
(iii) Is defined as an Athlete under
the NAD Scheme; or
(iv) Has otherwise agreed to be
bound by this ADP.
11.2.0.2 Code means the World Anti-Doping Code.
11.2.0.3 IF means an international federation
recognised by the International Olympic
Committee or the General Assembly of
International Sports Federations as the
entity responsible for governing that sport
internationally.
11.2.0.4 Member means a Person who, or a body
which, is a member of MA; a Person who,
or a body which, is affiliated with MA; or a
Person who is a member of a body which
is a member of or affiliated with MA.
11.2.0.5 National Anti-Doping (NAD) Scheme
means the National Anti-Doping Scheme
as defined under the ASADA Act.
11.2.0.6 NSO means a national or regional entity
which is a member of or is recognised by
an IF as the entity governing that IF’s sport
in that nation or region or is recognised
by the ASC as a National Sporting
Organisation. This includes National
Sporting Organisations for Athletes with a
Disability.
11.2.0.7 Prohibited List means the List identifying
the Prohibited Substances and Prohibited
Methods which is published and revised
by WADA as described in Article 4.1 of the
Code.
11.3 MA’S POSITION ON DOPING
11.3.0.1 MA condemns the Use of Prohibited
Substances and Methods in sport. The
Use of Prohibited Substances and
Methods is contrary to the ethics of sport
and potentially harmful to the health
of athletes. Doping is fundamentally
contrary to the spirit of sport.
11.4 Anti-Doping Policy application
11.4.0.1 This ADP applies to Athletes, Athlete
Support Personnel and Participants as
defined under the Code. It also applies to
Members, employees and contractors of
MA and any other Person who has agreed
to be bound by it.
11.5 ANTI-DOPING POLICY OBLIGATIONS
11.5.0.1 The persons identified in GCR 11.4.0.1
are bound by this ADP as a condition of
their membership, participation and/or
involvement in Motorcycling. Athletes,
Athlete Support Personnel and/or
Participants must comply with this ADP
and the anti-doping rules as prescribed
under the ASADA Act and Regulations. In
particular:
11.5.0.2 Athletes must:
a) Know and comply with all anti-doping
policies and rules applicable to
them. These include, but may not
be limited to this ADP, the FIM Antidoping
Policy and the National Anti-
Doping (NAD) Scheme;
b) Read and understand the Prohibited
List as it relates to them;
c) Be available for Sample collection
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