International Anti-Doping Seminarin Asia & Oceania
Schedule:

3 December :Participants Arrival

4 December :Seminar Day1, Tokyo2020 venues guided tour

5 December :Seminar Day2, Official Reception

6 December :Optional Workshop

7 December :Participants Departure

The 2018 International Anti-Doping Seminar in Asia & Oceania saw 52 participantsfrom 34 countries and regions in Asia and Oceania gathered at Tsuda University in Tokyo on
4-6 December 2018. The theme was “Athlete Engagement and their Rights & Achieving theCode Compliance: Steps for the 2021Code”.
The Japan Anti-Doping Agency (JADA) hosted the Seminar in partnership with the World
Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), under the auspices of Japan Sports Agency. JADA has been
hosting this seminar for Asia and Oceania regions since 2008 with the aim to promote thevalues of sport for future generation. By developing the regions’ capacity and network
among the Anti-Doping experts and practitioners, the Seminar is to achieve a clean and safe
sport through the rigorous Anti-Doping activities.

Venue :
Tsuda University Sendagaya Campus
Participants :52 members from 34 countries and regions, plus
Japanese stakeholders and the media

Day1 4 December
Official Opening & “i-PLAY TRUE Relay” Launch
Dr. Daichi Suzuki, Commissioner, Japan Sports Agency, Government of Japan
Dr. Daichi Suzuki launched a new legacy project towards Tokyo2020 –“i-PLAY TRUE Relay”. He encouraged the people from all over theworld to join this as a “legacy creator”. It is aimed to collect 202,020“TRUTH” messages: what one finds true value of sport. The Sports
Commissioner of Japan, and Olympic Gold medalist, described as “Bethe Integrity Champion”.
Join - https://www.playtrue2020-sp4t.jp/iplaytrue/See introductory clip: https://youtu.be/dgTER4qzf60“i-PLAY TRUE Relay” x “FAIR PRIDE” Launch– Vision & Concept: Road to Tokyo2020 and legacy
Mr. Shin Asakawa, CEO & JADA Athlete Committee members
The new JADA’s slogan, “FAIR PRIDE”, was revealed.
“Fairness” is the fundamental to sport and is in everyone’s mind
proudly. Through the movement of FAIR PRIDE, and to represent what
we mean by Fairness and Pride, “i-PLAY TRUE Relay” as the legacy
project is the way to embody this concept. The JADA Athlete
Committee members encouraged the Asia-Oceanian colleagues to join
the legacy project.

FAIR PRIDE

Values beyond Victory
The JADA’s new slogan andlogo is to make the antidoping as a movement,expanding fairness in society.
This logo mark is designed to symbolize thePRIDE existing in your heart. The shape ofthe heart which is like a raw stone before
polished represents “the fairness as a starting
point of sport”.
Indigo blue is the color that JADA has beenusing for years to symbolize “honesty”.
Aqua blue is to represent “fairness” –symbolizing a clear sky equally covers
everyone’s mind.

“i-PLAY TRUE Relay” is to engage thepeople of the world to make the sportingfuture.
It is to relay the “TRUTH in Sport”
messages and “Filter Pose” photos,
collecting 202,020 messages towards
Tokyo2020. All the collected messages
will come as one as “ART” and thevalues underlaying these messages will
be visualized and displayed during theTokyo2020 Games, and transformed intoa legacy form.
Join “i-PLAY TRUE Relay” with 3 steps:
1) Write your “TRUTH” message2) Photo shoot/selfie with “Filter Pose”
3) Post it at your SNS

Athletes Round Table Discussion“Continuous Engagement of Athletes in Anti-Doping Movement– how we motivate and coordinate: expectations for Tokyo2020”
Panellists:● Ms Beckie Scott, WADA Athlete Committee Chair, Olympian● Mr. Pita Taufatofua, Olympian, Flag Bearer of Tonga at 2018
PyeongChang Winter Olympic Games● Dr. Hanae Ito, Olympian● Ms Aki Taguchi, JADA Athlete Committee member, Paralympian【Moderator】● Ms Megumi Ikeda, JADA Athlete Committee● Dr. YaYa Yamamoto, JADA

The champion athletes discussed the roles of athletes in protecting and developing sport
integrity in order to make anti-doping activity as a "movement". They agreed that theathletes can engage themselves in protecting clean sport proactively as the “Game changer”.

Development of the “Anti-Doping Charter of Athlete Rights” &Engaging Clean Athletes
Ms Beckie Scott, WADA Athlete Committee Chair
The drafting process and the principle of the “Anti-Doping Charter ofAthletes Rights” was explained. The athletes’ right to compete on“doping free level playing field” is reflected in the revised Code. With
10 articles and 4 more aspirational rights, it will be in effect fromJanuary 2021.

Empowering the Youth being the Role of Athlete as Champion
Mr. Pita Taufatofua, Olympian (Summer & Winter)
Pita was aspired by many “role models” in his life and learned
from them the importance of honesty, being humble and“Humanity”. To him, “anti-doping activity is about encouraging
the values of humanity beyond the sporting field”. As a UNICEF
Goodwill Ambassador in the Pacific, Pita encourages children tochase their dreams to come true and tries to give inspiration to all.
He also highlighted that athletes have eventually an end as anathlete life, however the athletes’ message will continue being
relayed to the future.
For more, visit the “PLAY TRUE Relay”:
https://www.playtrue2020-sp4t.jp/ptrelay/library/

Part 1 : Evolution of the Anti-Doping Movement
Part 2 : Code Compliance and Monitoring
Mr. Olivier Niggli, Director General, World Anti-Doping Agency
In part 1, Olivier updated the RUSADA Roadmap to Compliance andsome recent development after the revelation of widespread doping in
Russian sport. In part 2, the status of compliance monitoring process
was shared – 27 ADOs mainly from Tier 2 were audited in 2018, followedby 19 ADOs in 2019 planned. Olivier mentioned that there is always achallenge in balancing between the Code Compliance and “qualityimplementation”.

Update the World Anti-Doping Code Revision Process:Significant changes proposedMr. Ulrich Haas, Code Drafting Expert Team, World Anti-Doping Agency
Throughout the Code revision process, the Code Drafting Team puts
together its draft based on the feedback from the stakeholders.
Major changes from the 2015Code are made in the articles related toADRV, Sanctions, Result Management/Appeals, Athletes' Rights andSignatories’ Obligation. The final version will be submitted forapproval at the World Conference in November in 2019.

Tokyo2020 Delivery and Programme: Updates
Ms Chika Hirai, Director of Doping Control,
The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic GamesChika further updated from the previous year’s seminar regarding thepreparations of Tokyo2020 Games. The Tokyo2020 OC contracted with CCES(Canada) to select and train IDCOs for Tokyo2020. In partnership with “PLAY
TRUE 2020” Sport for Tomorrow legacy team, the Pre-Games and Games-time
Education and the awareness programme to athletes and the public are underway.

Tokyo2020 Preparations: Athlete Engagement for the IDCO Development
Mr. Nobuyuki Iizuka, Group Leader,Doping Control Personnel Management Group, JADA
JADA is responsible for recruiting and training the Games-time DCO. For
recruiting, JADA revisited the DCO criteria that are based on “Mind, Skill andPersonality”. Throughout the DCO training, the JADA Athlete Committee isengaged for sharing their experiences in being subject to Doping Control andsending their message on protecting clean sport to the new/existing DCOs.
Tokyo 2020 Venues Walking Tour: National Stadium&Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium – OPTIONAL
In collaboration with the Tsuda University, the student volunteers planed
and guided the Seminar participants to the Tokyo2020 main venues.

Day2 5 December
Evolving NADOs/RADOs: iNADO Perspective in the lead up toTokyo2020 Games and 2021CodeMr. Graeme Steel, CEO, Institute of National Anti-Doping Organisation (iNADO)
Graeme suggested a “realistic approach” to small NADOs by knowing
their limited capacity. Such NADOs should prioritise the programme
for the Code compliance by, for example, outsourcing the operationof testing instead of training DCOs by themselves in order to savetheir limited resources.

Sharing Good Practices

Sri Lanka “Real Champion Youth Programme” through NewMO!
Dr. Shiromi De Alwis Manilka, Sri Lanka Anti-Doping Agency (SLADA)
Sri Lanka NADO (SLADA) customized the JADA “Real Champion Education Package”. By
taking a comprehensive approach with the package to the development of education
programme, Shiromi mentioned how positive changes on the athletes were recognizedthrough “New MO!” activity. SLADA will continue collaborating with JADA for engaging
athletes.

Malaysia “Real Champion Programme” Launched
Dr. Ramlan Abd Aziz, Anti-Doping Agency of Malaysia (ADAMAS)ADAMAS implemented the values-based education through the Education Package targetingthe young athletes in national/state sport school from 2017. For further steps until 2020,
the program will be delivered to more schools and tailored to the Malaysian athletes.

Athletes as Truth Leader: NOC/ONOC Partnership for the Youth,“Voices of Athletes Program”

Ms Natanya Potoi-Ulia, Executive Officer,
Oceania Regional Anti-Doping Organization (ORADO)
In partnership with the NOC/ONOC, ORADO has been delivering the “Voices of Athletes
Program” in Oceania region from 2007. Its key messages from 2018 are now: “Stay Healthy,
PLAY TRUE, PLAY Safe, and Go Green”. This campaign is not only for anti-doping, but alsofor making sure the athletes acquire the skills to approach to their life. ORADO keeps
partnership with JADA for further athletes engagement.

Athlete Panel

Athletes’ ‘TRUTH’ message through IF x NADO Partnership:
PLAY TRUE 2020 Legacy
How the “real partnership” can be built
between the NADO and IF and also withother signatories? What are the roles ofchampion athletes for this?
With Mentimeter (online voting system),the participants were asked what theexpectations from partnership and theathletes engagement if the athletes are:i) the truth messenger; ii) theadvocator/ambassador; or iii) theeducator. The athletes panelists
discussed how the biggest expectations
as ii) advocator/ambassador could be,
possibly from their experiences. Thepanelists focused on discussing the rolemodel athletes as ‘influencers’ and how
creating an athlete committee in eachNADOs may make a wider influence on
the anti-doping programme.

The New International Standard for Education: Principle,
Expected Outcome and Consultation Feedback
Mr. Tony Cunningham, Senior Manager, Education, WADA
Starting with his ‘TRUTH’ message: “Community”, Tony putemphasis on the personal integrity and passion towards sport domatter in delivering education. Based on the “prevention” model set
in the 2021Code – education, deterrence, detection and enforcement– ISE is to define “Education” with planning, implementing andevaluating process with a common terminology. Such new definition
as “Event-Based Education” inspires the shared roles andresponsibilities among all stakeholders.

Group Discussion

The New International Standard for Results Management (ISRM)
Mr. Julien Sieveking, Director of Legal Affairs, WADA
The reasons for the new ISRM is introduced and the details ofprocesses of result management, hearing, and appeals were explained.
Julien mentioned that the main objective of establishing ISRM is tospecify Result Management requirements in the Code for a quality
compliance.

“The Code Panel” – Q&A to WADA Director General and the Code Expert
The floor was open for questions and all theparticipants had a chance to ask questions to the“Code Experts”. With the 2021Code and the newInternational Standards coming into place, they
asked a wide range of questions. Among them
were: the necessity for separating the “cheats”
from “non-cheats”; the flexibility of the Code andISRM; and the progress of RUSADA roadmap tothe Code compliance. The request for “getting
inside the changes” of the Code and ISs wasmade particularly for the majority of smaller
NADOs in order to help them achieve compliance.

All the participants were split into 2 sets of groups for the further consultations on the2021Code and ISE draft.
A) Education/Athlete Engagement Group- Are the current ISE specific Definitions in Article 3.2 clear and understandable?
- Can you describe what the ideal outcome of an education programme would look like?
- Are the requirements of the ISE feasible for all signatories?
B) Code Compliance Group – taking “macro” view to the Code/ISE- Do you believe the concept of the “Prevention Model” presented is feasible? If so, howwould you implement it?
- Can you describe what the ideal outcome of an education programme in relation to youroverall anti-doping programme?

Day3 6 December
ISE Workshop
The ISE Workshop is focused more on the actual “implementation” compared to the discussion
around its “principle” in Day2. The followings are main discussion points of this workshop. Afterthe discussion, each group presented what they discussed and identified challenges.
1) Outline the steps of the “Education Plan”.
2) Describe the “Education Pool” at the end of this and the rationale for it3) Who will deliver your plan? – Define “Educator”
4) How will you as an organisation engage athletes throughout this whole process?
5) How will you know your program was effective or not?
6) How do you plan to “monitor” and “evaluate” your education activities?
7) How will you process “Event-Based Education” when requested by IF/MEO?

Organized byThe Workshop participants all agreed on setting up the “Asia-Oceania Education Group”.
The Group will share the updated information and collectively make suggestions on education.
Contact JADA should you like to join! – playtrue2020.info@playtruejapan.org

In support of

Evolving Education & Awareness Programme for Tokyo2020
in relation to ISE: “Real Champion Education Package” Updates

In cooperation withMs Kana Sato, JADA
Kana explained about how the objective of
ISE is reflected in the available JADA “RealChampion Education Package”. With thestreamlined education objectives as learning“phase” in education, the processes ofcustomisation by the respective NADOs wasexplained.
The newly launched education materials like the “New MO! Rule
introduction movie” were introduced.
See with new look!: https://www.playtrue2020-sp4t.jp/edu_package/“Asia-Oceania
Education Group”

4-6 December 2018
Tokyo, Japan