Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2021C00104:schedule:1:p17
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2021C00104
Segment Type: schedule
Provision Reference: sch 1 (pt 17/43)
Character Range: 58736–61637

officer must display a recent photograph of the person.
 (4) A person who ceases to have the role for which an identity card was given to the person must return the card to the CEO on the day when the person ceases to have the role.

3.07  Production of identity cards
 (1) If a Sport Integrity Australia representative makes a request of a participant or non‑participant under the NAD scheme, the Sport Integrity Australia representative must produce his or her identity card.
 (2) A participant or non‑participant is not required to comply with a request made by the Sport Integrity Australia representative until the representative produces his or her identity card.

Subdivision 3.1.2—Conflict of Interest

3.08  Conflict of interest
 (1) The CEO must make sure that the conditions of service, applicable to a Sport Integrity Australia representative or other representative of an anti‑doping organisation that is engaged by the CEO for the purpose of sample collection, require the representatives to report to the CEO (which may be done through the applicable anti‑doping organisation) any personal interest.
 (2) If a Sport Integrity Australia representative or other representative of an anti‑doping organisation that is engaged by the CEO for the purpose of sample collection reports a personal interest in a matter mentioned in subclause (1), the CEO may:
 (a) direct another Sport Integrity Australia representative to carry out the duties of a Sport Integrity Australia representative in relation to the matter; or
 (b) direct that another representative of the anti‑doping organisation must carry out the relevant duties in relation to the matter.
Note: For the meaning of personal interest, see clause 1.08.

Division 3.2—Locating athletes

3.09  Whereabouts information for athlete
 (1) The CEO may, by written notice, request an athlete in the CEO's registered testing pool to give the CEO information (whereabouts information), for the purpose of contacting or locating the athlete, in accordance with the International Standard for Testing and Investigations.
Note: A failure by an athlete to give the CEO whereabouts information under subclause (1) may constitute a possible anti‑doping rule violation under clause 2.01D.
 (1A) The CEO may, by written notice, request an athlete in the CEO's national testing pool to give the CEO information (whereabouts information), for the purpose of contacting or locating the athlete, in accordance with the International Standard for Testing and Investigations.
Note 1: A failure by an athlete to give the CEO whereabouts information under subclause (1A) does not constitute a possible anti‑doping rule violation under clause 2.01D.
Note 2: For a failure to comply with a request under subclause (1A), see subclause (5).
 (2) If the CEO requests an athlete with an intellectual disability to give whereabouts information, the CEO must give at