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Table 10: BREAKDOWN OF ANTI-DOPING RULE VIOLATIONS 2012–13Category of anti-doping rule violationNumber of violationsPresence 28Use/attempted use 23Possession 1Violation of applicable requirements of athlete availability for out-of-competition testing 1Tampering 1Note: Athletes frequently commit more than one ADRV at one time (that is, presence and use).Of the 34 entries on the RoF:> 22 athletes or support personnel waived their right to a hearing and accepted they had committed an ADRV> 11 athletes exercised their right to a hearing before the relevant sporting tribunal and/or the AdministrativeAppeals Tribunal> one athlete is still to make an election.The finding that an athlete had committed an ADRV was upheld in all instances where a hearing took place.ASADA was involved in 13 hearings at various courts and sporting tribunals during 2012–13. This involvedpresenting cases for the tribunals’ consideration and making submissions in regard to possible ADRVs andassociated matters.Further details of publicly announced entries onto the RoF are at Appendix B.Figure 3 shows the number of athletes or support personnel placed on the RoF, from 2002–03 to 2012–13.Figure 3: NUMBER OF ATHLETES AND SUPPORT PERSONNEL RECORDING ANTI-DOPING RULE VIOLATIONS52
Report on performance ASADA ANNUAL REPORT 2012:13Athlete counselling serviceASADA continues to utilise a counselling service to provide assistance to athletes and support personnel facinga possible sanction from sport.People who are confronting a possible ADRV face serious consequences to their career and reputation, and thiscan be a very difficult time for them. The counselling initiative provides every person who has been notified ofa possible ADRV free access to independent and confidential counselling with qualified professionals. Access tothis service will help ensure the welfare of athletes or support personnel.In 2012–13 the counselling service was provided by Davidson Trahaire Corpsych, an independent organisationproviding wellbeing and performance services to more than 2,000 organisations throughout the private, public andnot-for-profit sectors.53
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OVERVIEWThe Anti-Doping Rule Violat
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OVERVIEWThe Australian Sports Drug
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