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Report on performance ASADA ANNUAL REPORT 2010:11Quantitative indicators 2010–11 target 2010–11 resultDetection of violationsCompliance by ASADAwith relevant legislation,including the AustralianSports Anti‐DopingAuthority Act 2006 andthe National Anti‐Dopingscheme.Independent auditsindicate compliance.Regular audits of ASADA’s operational functions wereconducted to ensure openness and transparency indecision making and the highest standards of probity,integrity, reflecting a strong commitment to accountability.Internal audits were conducted during 2010–11 inline with the Internal Audit Plan on testing processes,information management and privacy arrangements.The audits found no legislative compliance issues.ASADA was re-certified to ISO 9001 standards with theplanning and provision of a doping control programand related activities following a surveillance audit ofthe Quality Management System in April 2011.The Quality Management System has continually beenre-certified under ISO 9001 standards.Table 4: Program 1.1 quantitative key performance indicatorsQuantitative indicators 2010–11 target 2010–11 resultBuild awareness of anti‐doping responsibilitiesPercentage of nationalsporting organisations,athletes and supportpersonnel satisfied witheducation and awarenessraisingprograms.Percentage of awarenessamong sportingorganisations, athletesand support personnelof ASADA legislation andWorld Anti‐Doping Code(the Code).77% 89% satisfaction with education and awarenessraisingprograms.This compares with a 95% satisfaction rating in2009–10, 93% in 2008–09 and 88% in 2007–08.77% 99% awareness of ASADA legislation and 99%awareness of the Code.These figures compare with 95% awareness ofASADA’s legislation and 99% awareness of the Code in2009–10.93% were aware of ASADA legislation and 99% wereaware of the Code in 2008–09.27