Implementation of the WADA Code in the European Union

Implementation of the WADA Code in the European Union / Robert C.R Siekman, Janwillem Soek. – (International Sports Law Journal (2011) 1-2 : 73-74)

A.) Relationship between the national rules and regulations and the WADA Code

  • Implementation UNESCO Anti-Doping Convention
  • Differences anti-doping rules and regulations form the WADA Code
  • Differences prevention of doping envisaged in the Code
  • Rules and regulations WADA compatible with the present WADA Code, 2009 version
  • Use of the ADAMS database
  • Therapeutic Use Exemption Committee established

B.) Specific points of attention

  • Exchanging information beween anti-doping organisations
  • Doping sanctions imposed by other anti-doping organisations recognized and fulfilled
  • Reciprocity of doping sanctions between the 27 EU Member States
  • Doping controls at the request of another Member State of NADO
  • Rules en regulations concerning trade and distribution of doping products
  • NADO statutes
  • National registered testing pool for doping tests
    o Relationship between sports federation, the public authorities and the NADO
  • Application of the WADA’s Athlete Biological Passport programme

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1 April 2011
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Siekmann, Robert C. R.
Soek, Janwillem
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