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Quantitative indicators 2010–11 target 2010–11 resultAssist sporting organisations meet anti‐doping responsibilitiesPercentage of recognisedand/or funded sportsmonitored to ensurecompliance with the Code.100% 100% of national sporting organisations (NSOs)recognised and/or funded by the Australian SportsCommission were monitored by ASADA in 2010–11 toensure they complied with their Code obligations.All minor breaches of compliance were rectified in atimely manner when brought to the attention of therelevant NSO.This measure has been consistent in each year ofASADA’s operation.Detection of violationsPercentage of athletes,support personnel andsporting organisations withconfidence in ASADA’sdetection activities whichmaximise the opportunity todetect doping.77% 82% confidence that ASADA’s activities maximise theopportunity to detect doping.This compares with a 72% confidence level in2009–10.Enforcement of anti‐doping rulesPercentage of successfulchallenges on proceduralgrounds for noncompliancewith ASADAlegislation and the Code.≤5% 0%There were no successful challenges based onprocedural grounds.The same result was achieved in 2009–10.Building awarenessIn 2010–11, ASADA conducted a wide range of education and awareness-raising programs, expandingits suite of communication products and services to provide essential information to athletes and supportpersonnel on how to meet anti‐doping responsibilities and minimise risks to health and wellbeing.We used stakeholder communication channels, the media and digital marketing to direct the attention ofathletes and their support personnel to their responsibilities under the World Anti‐Doping Code (the Code).Communication campaignsIn 2010–11 we conducted a number of communication campaigns on anti‐doping matters, tailored to theneeds of athletes and support personnel.MethylhexaneamineFollowing increased numbers of positive tests for methylhexaneamine, ASADA worked with the media andthrough established communication channels to increase awareness of the risks of using supplements.28
Report on performance ASADA ANNUAL REPORT 2010:11Commonwealth GamesTo support the Pure Performance program conducted in the lead-up to the Delhi 2010 CommonwealthGames, ASADA provided the host broadcaster Channel Ten with an exclusive opportunity to produce afeature piece about Australia’s anti‐doping measures.Channel Ten gained an insight into the doping control process from the perspective of an athlete andAustralia’s official anti‐doping body. A mock doping control test was conducted so that the general publiccould better appreciate what is involved for athletes in keeping sport free of doping.Poster campaignCommunication efforts in 2010–11continued to use the postercampaign, You can never winyour reputation back, launchedin May 2010. The imagery andmessaging were used at events,produced on a wallet card and theASADA website.The image of the poster wasalso distributed to sportingadministration bodies andinformation appeared on manywebsites of Australian sportingorganisations.You can never win your reputation back imagery29
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