Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2021C00104:schedule:1:p35
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2021C00104
Segment Type: schedule
Provision Reference: sch 1 (pt 35/43)
Character Range: 103933–106564

or non‑participant at the address of the place of residence of the athlete, support person or non‑participant last known to the CEO, being a place of residence in Australia—3 days after the date it is sent; and
 (c) if the notice is sent by post, or by means of a courier service, to the athlete, support person or non‑participant at the address of the place of residence of the athlete, support person or non‑participant last known to the CEO, being a place of residence outside Australia—10 days after the date it is sent; and
 (d) if the athlete, support person or non‑participant has notified the CEO of a number to which notices may be sent to the athlete, support person or non‑participant by fax and the notice is sent to that number—the day it is sent; and
 (e) if the notice is sent to the electronic mail address of the athlete, support person or non‑participant—the day it is sent.
Note: For service by post to an address in Australia or an external Territory, see Evidence Act 1995, section 160.
 (3) However, subclause (4) applies if:
 (a) the notice cannot be:
 (i) delivered personally; or
 (ii) sent to the athlete, support person or non‑participant by post or courier service; or
 (iii) sent to the athlete, support person or non‑participant by facsimile transmission; and
 (b) a notice (to which the notice to the athlete, support person or non‑participant is attached in a sealed envelope addressed to the athlete, support person or non‑participant) is sent to a sporting administration body of which the athlete, support person or non‑participant is a member at its address last known to the CEO asking the organisation to send the envelope to the athlete, support person or non‑participant.
 (4) The athlete, support person or non‑participant is taken to have received the notice 10 days after the date it is sent.

6.02  Waiver of Rights
  Subject to subsection 14(5) of the Act, an athlete, support person or non‑participant may waive his or her rights as permitted by the NAD scheme:
 (a) by written notice; or
 (b) unless the NAD scheme states that the waiver must be by written notice—orally.

6.03  Fees
 (1) For subsection 19(1) of the Act, the CEO and ASDMAC are authorised to charge fees for performing their functions under the NAD scheme (including functions mentioned in clause 1.02).
 (2) The CEO and ASDMAC may, from time to time, determine the fees that may be charged under subclause (1) and publish a schedule of those fees.
 (3) Any fees charged under this clause must be reasonably related to the costs or expenses incurred or to be incurred by the CEO or ASDMAC in relation to the functions