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Pure Performance programsASADA partnered with the Australian Commonwealth Games Association and the Australian OlympicCommittee (AOC) to deliver Pure Performance programs for the Australian team attending the 2010Commonwealth Games in Delhi and the Australian Youth Olympic Games team that attended the inauguralYouth Olympic Games which was hosted in Singapore.The Commonwealth Games Pure Performance program included a comprehensive testing program,long‐term storage of samples from a number of medal contenders and athletes in at-risk sports, andaccess to anti‐doping education for athletes and support staff.The Pure Performance program for the Australian Youth Olympic Games team focused on education to ensurethat all team members were fully aware of their rights and responsibilities and the doping control process.User-pays testsASADA contracted with a number of sporting administration bodies (such as the Australian FootballLeague, National Rugby League (NRL), the Australian Rugby Union, Football Federation Australia andCricket Australia) to provide comprehensive testing programs. We also collected samples under user-paysarrangements on behalf of WADA in the lead-up to and during a number of international sporting eventsheld in Australia during 2010–11. This included sports such as cycling, rugby union, swimming, athletics,triathlon and shooting.In 2010–11, user-pays arrangements were contracted with the Queensland, South Australian and WesternAustralian governments, to provide testing for athletes competing at state and territory level.In 2011, both the Australian Football League and NRL renewed their annual anti‐doping agreements.These agreements continued to incorporate analysis for human Growth Hormone (hGH), ContinuousErythropoietin Receptor Activator (CERA) and Erythropoietin (EPO). ASADA continued to work closely withthe Australian Football League and NRL to design their testing programs.These agreements demonstrate both our ongoing commitment and dedication to working closely withsports to develop testing programs, and the commitment of major sporting organisations like the AustralianFootball League and NRL to achieve pure performance in their sport.Table 8: Anti‐doping tests conducted by ASADA in 2010–11Client Test type Total tests completedGovernment-funded tests Out-of-competition 2,273In-competition 1,592Total government-funded tests 3,865User-pays tests Out-of-competition 2,068In-competition 1,157Total user-pays tests 3,225Total 7,09048
Report on performance ASADA ANNUAL REPORT 2010:11Long-term storage facilityOur long-term storage facility is located at the Australian Sports Drug Testing Laboratory in Sydney. It isused to freeze athlete blood and urine samples for possible re-testing using future analytical technology.Under the World Anti‐Doping Code, a doping violation may be commenced against an athlete up to eightyears after the alleged event. The facility provides storage for samples for future analysis as detectioncapabilities improve over time.This initiative widens the anti‐doping net even further and reinforces our deterrence activities. Already,some substances such as CERA, undetectable only three years ago, are now detectable following advancesin technology.The long-term storage facility contains samples collected from athletes who represented Australia at theDelhi 2010 Commonwealth Games.Splitting and sealing the urine sample49
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