AUSTRALIAN SPORTS DRUG AGENCY 1991-92 ANNUAL REPORT
© Commonwealth of Australia
ISSN 1037-378
CONTENTS
List of Tables vi
List of Appendices vii
Summary of Compliance with Reporting Guidelines viii
1 INTRODUCTION
Objects, Functions and Powers 1
Responsible Minister 3
Membership 4
Board Meetings 4
Staff 6
Publications and Presentations 6
Social justice 6
Special Operational Issues 9
2 POLICY PLANNING AND RESEARCH PROGRAM
Objectives 15
Policy 15
Planning 27
Research 30
3 DRUG 'TESTING 'PROGRAM
Program Objectives 37
Drug Testing Management System and Database 39
4 EDUCATION PROGRAM
Program Objectives 49
School-based Education Programs 49
Sport-based Education Programs 50
Information Services 51
5 CORPORATE OPERATIONS
Program Objectives 55
Finance 55
Human Resources 57
Administrative Services 59
6 SUMMARY
Outcomes for 1991-92 63
Outlook of activities for 1992-93 65
7 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 67
TABLES
1 Agency papers and presentations, 1991-92 17
2 Drug testing statistics, 1991-92 37
3 Drug testing statistics by State and gender 1991-92 38
4 Summary of defaults 40
5 Summary of defaults by sport 42
6 Summary of substances found in positive drug tests 43
7 International sporting events held in Australia and tested by ASDA 46
8 Income generating activities of ASDA 56
9 Five year targets for user-pay testing program 56
10 Summary of the Training Guarantee Scheme 58
11 Agency staffing levels 58
APPENDICES
1 Guidelines for the content, preparation and presentation of annual reports by Statutory Authorities 81
2 Australian Sports Drug Agency: Organisational structure and establishment 83
3 Memorandum of Understanding between the Governments of Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom concerning the reciprocal development and enforcement of measures against doping in sport 85
4 Self assessment guidelines for a national anti-doping program 89
5 Model national anti-doping program 91
6 Arrangement between the Government of Australia and the Government of New Zealand concerning the reciprocal development and enforcement of measures against doping in sport 93
7 Program of die Third Permanent World Conference on Anti-Doping in Sport 95
8 State and Territory regulations for anabolic steroids 97
9 Types of harm caused by drug use 101
10 International Olympic Committee Medical Commission List of Doping Classes and Methods May 1992 103
11 Summary of IOC doping classes and methods 109
12 Clenbuterol 113
13 Dope control laboratories accredited by the IOC, March 1992 115
14. Summary of samples analysed by the IOC accredited laboratories in 1991 119
15 Summary of IOC laboratory statistics 1986-1991 125
16 The Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion 127
17 Community development of drugs-in-sport programs - the role of professionals 129
18 An outline of the process of action research 131
19 Selected key papers on drugs-in-sport issues 133
20 Memorandum of Understanding between the Australian Sports Drug Agency and the Australian Government Analytical Laboratory 135
INDEX 140
