2008 Manual of Motorcycle Sport - Motorcycling Australia

84 enjoy the ride
any involvement in MA Competitions,
Events and activities;
c) Not employ, engage or register that
Person;
unless and until that Person agrees to be
retrospectively bound by this Anti-Doping
Policy from the occurrence of the Anti-
Doping Rule Violation.
11.19 anti-doping CONFIDENTIALITY
AND REPORTING
11.19.0.1 Except as provided for in GCR 11.13.0.14,
unless and until a Person publicly
discloses that he or she has been notified
of an Anti-Doping Rule Violation or a
possible Anti-Doping Rule Violation or
is subject to investigation and/or has
authorised ASADA or affected/interested
parties to make public comments, ASADA
and MA and any other notified parties
must not publicly disclose the identity of
a Person who is suspected of an Anti-
Doping Rule Violation until it has been
determined in a hearing in accordance
with GCR 11.14 that an Anti-Doping Rule
Violation has occurred, or such hearing
has been waived, or th e assertion of an
Anti-Doping Rule Violation has not been
timely challenged.
11.19.0.2 No later than 21 days after an anti-doping
matter has been finally determined at a
hearing, ASADA must Publicly Report
the result including any sanction imposed
and any other information in accordance
with the CAS rules following consultation
with NA and other relevant parties. MA
and other relevant parties may also elect
to make a public statement in relation to
the matter, following consultation with
ASADA.
11.19.0.3 All hearing and appeal awards regarding
alleged Anti-Doping Rule Violations shall
be made public unless both parties agree
that it should remain confidential.
11.19.0.4 Any decision of an Anti-Doping
Organisation regarding a violation of this
ADP shall be recognised by all Sporting
Administration Bodies, which shall take all
necessary action to render such results
effective.
11.19.0.5 Subject to the right to appeal provided in
GCR 11.17, the Testing, TUE and hearing
results or other final adjudications of any
organisation recognised by ASADA or
any Sporting Administration Body which
are consistent with the Code and are
within the organisation’s authority, shall
be recognised and respected by MA.
MA may recognise the same actions of
other bodies which have not accepted
the Code if the rules of those bodies are
otherwise consistent with the Code, the
NAD Scheme and/or ASADA’s position.
11.20 ANTI-DOPING MISCELLANEOUS
11.20.0.1 Statute of Limitations – Article 17 of the
Code (www.wada-ama.org) applies.
11.20.0.2 Doping Control for animals competing
in Sport – Article 16 of the Code (www.
wada-ama.org) applies (if relevant).
11.20.0.3 Words not defined in this ADP have the
meaning ascribed to them in the Code
unless a contrary meaning appears from
the context.
11.20.0.4 This ADP may be amended by MA subject
to prior consultation with ASADA and
ongoing compliance with the Code and
ASADA Act.
11.20.0.5 Where this ADP adopts and applies an
article of the Code that article and the
terms in it shall be considered and applied
in the context of this ADP
11.21 ALCOHOL BREATH TESTING
11.21.0.1 This procedure applies to competitors and
officials.
11.21.0..2 Testing of competitors and officials to
determine the presence of alcohol in their
body, by analysis of their expired air, is
appropriate and necessary for the safety
of competitors, officials and the public.
11.21.0.3 In order to test fairly, an initial test will
be undertaken. Should this test return
a positive reading, a second test will
be undertaken a short time later under
controlled conditions to confirm that
positive result.
11.21.0..4 Any competitors or officials detected with
a blood alcohol content above 0.1g/litre
will be excluded from further participation
in the day’s competition (under GCR
4.3.9.1) and subject to sanctions under
Chapter 11 and other provisions of the
Anti-Doping Policy.
2008 MANUAL OF MOTORCYCLE SPORT