Results Management
Anti-DopingRule Violations
Know the rules. Protect clean sport. Understand the eleven behaviours that breach anti-doping rules.
For athletes and the people who support them.
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Presence of a prohibited substance
Finding a prohibited substance, or its metabolites or markers, in an athlete's sample.
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Use or attempted use
An athlete using, or trying to use, a prohibited substance or method.
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Evading, refusing or failing to provide a sample
Avoiding sample collection, or refusing or failing to provide a sample after notification without a compelling justification.
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Whereabouts failures
For athletes in the Registered Testing Pool (RTP): three missed tests, filing failures, or a combination of both within 12 months.
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Tampering or attempted tampering
Interfering, or trying to interfere, with any part of doping control.
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Possession
An athlete or athlete support person holding prohibited substances or methods without a valid Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) or other acceptable justification.
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Trafficking or attempted trafficking
Supplying, distributing or attempting to traffic prohibited substances or methods.
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Administration or attempted administration
Giving, or trying to give, an athlete a substance or method prohibited in-competition, or prohibited out-of-competition when administered then.
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Complicity or attempted complicity
Intentionally helping, encouraging or covering up another person's violation, attempted violation, or breach of the ban on participation during ineligibility.
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Prohibited association
Knowingly working in a sport or professional capacity with athlete support personnel who are banned or otherwise disqualified under the anti-doping rules.
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Discouraging or retaliating against reporting
Threatening a person to prevent a good-faith report, or retaliating against someone who has reported suspected doping or Code non-compliance to the relevant authorities.
Protecting those who speak up.