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Report on performance ASADA ANNUAL REPORT 2010:11Qualitative deliverables 2010–11 target 2010–11 resultDetection of violationsA leading-edge detectionprogram that integratesinvestigations and testing,and is targeted towardssports and athletesassessed as being atgreater risk of doping.Leading-edge detectionprogram delivered inaccordance with ASADA’slegislation and the WorldAnti‐Doping Code (theCode).All test distribution planning and sample collection wasconducted in accordance with the Code, the InternationalStandard for Testing, and the National Anti‐Dopingscheme.7,090 tests were completed and 21 investigationsduring 2010–11, compared with 6,606 governmentfundedand user-pays tests and 25 investigations in2009–10.Testing targets have been met in each year of ASADA’soperation.Enforcement of anti‐doping rulesAll alleged anti‐doping ruleviolations are well managedand rigorously pursued byASADA.Expert capability developedto manage Code violations.A total of 42 athletes were entered onto the Register ofFindings (RoF) by the ADRVP for 2010–11, comparedwith 29 RoF entries in 2009–10.The Quality Management System for the planningand provision of a doping control program and relatedactivities was successfully re-certified under the ISO9001 certification process.Table 2: Program 1.1 quantitative deliverablesQuantitative deliverables 2010–11 target 2010–11 resultBuild awareness of anti‐doping responsibilitiesNumber of participantsin ASADA education andcommunication programs.8,000 11,801This is well above the target. It represents a 4%decrease in the numbers (12,289) for 2009–10.Assist sporting organisations meet anti‐doping responsibilitiesNumber of sport forumsand liaison activitiesundertaken.4 4Four national sporting organisation forums were held inCanberra, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne. Separateforums were held for CEOs and Anti‐Doping ContactOfficers in each location.This is the same number as in 2009–10.Detection of violationsNumber of governmentfundeddetection tests.3,500–4,200 3,865This is a 1% increase on the 3,829 tests completed in2009–10.25