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Initiated Operation Cobia investigationin response to the Australian CrimeCommission’s (ACC) 12-month ProjectAperio investigation.> Interviewed more than 150 people andreviewed over 50,000 documents forOperation Cobia.> Signed a Memorandum of Understandingwith the ACC to share informationand intelligence.> 52 cases which were identified as possibledoping cases by the Intelligence teamadvanced to a full investigation.> Launched an Australian cycling investigationfollowing doping admissions by two formerelite cyclists.> Anti-doping organisations from ninecountries attended an ASADA Investigationsand Intelligence course in Switzerland.> ASADA CEO elected to the iNADO Boardof Directors.> Developed anti-doping programs forAustralian teams going to the 2014 WinterOlympic and Paralympic Games.> The Australian Commonwealth GamesAssociation and ASADA commenceddevelopment of an anti-doping program forGlasgow 2014.> 86 different stakeholder organisationsparticipated in education andcommunication programs.> Online learning achieved 13,104completions (a 67% increase on 2011–12).> Face-to-face anti-doping education reached11,138 participants (a 213% increase on2011–12).> Organisations with a formal anti-dopingeducation plan now at 28.22
Organisational overview ASADA ANNUAL REPORT 2012:13> Online visits to Check Your Substancesreach 74,126 (a 49% increase on 2011–12).> Government-funded and user-pays testsnumber 7,376.> Introduced the Athlete Biological Passportinto our testing program on 1 July 2012.> Athletes entered onto the Register ofFindings total 34.> Processed more than 600 mediaenquiries (a 400% increase on normalannual activity).> Recruitment experienced the largest numberof applications per vacancy for some years.> Assisted in the preparation of the AustralianSports Anti-Doping Authority AmendmentBill 2013.> Participated in sport forums in Victoria,Tasmania and Western Australia.> Participated in several internationalanti-doping forums to share insightsand discuss challenges.> Facilitated DCO workshops in PapuaNew Guinea, Fiji and Singapore.> Hosted international visitors from theNational Anti-Doping Organisations ofChina and New Zealand.> Continued to assist with the review of theWorld Anti-Doping Code.> Met ISO 9001 Standard requirements andwas re-certified.> Thirty DCOs re-accredited in line with theInternational Standard for Testing.23
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OVERVIEWThe Australian Sports Anti-
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OVERVIEWThe Anti-Doping Rule Violat
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RESOURCESThe ADRVP is funded from t
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OVERVIEWThe Australian Sports Drug
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Dr Hugh Hazard — MemberMBBS, Grad
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RESOURCESASDMAC is funded from the
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SPORT Approved Closed Pending Rejec
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Appendix A: DOPING CONTROL STATISTI
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONSABP Athlete Bi
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GLOSSARYAdverse analytical findingA
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