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Anti‐Doping Rule Violation Panel ASADA ANNUAL REPORT 2012:13Tracey Gaudry — MemberTracey Gaudry is the CEO of the Amy Gillett Foundation whose objective is to reduce the incidence of injury anddeath caused by the interaction between cyclists and motorists. Ms Gaudry is also President of the Oceania CyclingConfederation Management Committee, Union Cycliste Internationale. She has spent the past decade working inexecutive roles following a highly successful professional cycling career, amassing multiple National Championshipsand international victories, competing at two Olympic Games, and being ranked third in the world at the heightof her career. Ms Gaudry is a former member of the Australian Institute of Sport Ethics Committee and the ACTAcademy of Sport Technical Advisory Panel.Hayden Opie — MemberHayden Opie is the Director of Studies of the Sports Law Program at the University of Melbourne. He pursuesresearch and teaching interests in all areas of sports law and is recognised internationally for his work in thefield. He has been researching and writing on legal aspects of anti-doping since 1987 and has served on variouscommittees and advisory boards in the anti-doping field. He is the founding President of the Australian and NewZealand Sports Law Association.Dr Diana Robinson — MemberDr Diana Robinson is a Sport and Exercise Physician with more than 20 years of clinical experience. She has beenan Australian Team Doctor for the Commonwealth Games and Medical Director of Triathlon at the Sydney 2000Olympic Games. She was Medical Director of Triathlon Australia from 1993 to 2002. She has been involved withthe International Triathlon Union (ITU) Doping Commission and the ITU Medical Commission. She has been theMedical director of the Uncle Toby’s Surf Life Saving Ironman Series, the Devondale Women’s surf lifesaving series,the Triathlon Grand Prix, and many international World Cup and World Championship Triathlons. She has alsoworked with rugby league, rugby union, track cycling, women’s hockey, judo, rowing, tennis, gymnastics, sailing,ballet and modern dance at an elite level. Diana was the Warringah Rugby Union Chief Medical Officer for sevenyears. Dr Robinson has an interest in women in sport and has been a member of a Ministerial Taskforce for Womenin Sport and the Active Girls Role Model Program aimed at curbing the sport drop-out rate by teenage girls.Table 15: ADRVP ATTENDANCE 2012–13Position Name Meetings eligible to attend Meetings attendedChair Dr Brian Sando 1 1Chair / Acting Chair Professor Andrew McLachlan 23 23Member Tracey Gaudry 23 18Member Andrew Hughes 23 22Member Hayden Opie 23 23Member Dr Diana Robinson 3 2133