Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2021C00104:schedule:1:p34
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2021C00104
Segment Type: schedule
Provision Reference: sch 1 (pt 34/43)
Character Range: 101457–104155

a prohibited method.
 (6) ASDMAC may provide advice relating to therapeutic use exemptions and ASDMAC functions to the CEO, sporting administration bodies, participants or other TUE committees.
 (7) If the CEO consults with the ASDMAC about any of the following matters, the ASDMAC may investigate the matter and give its opinion to the CEO:
 (a) whether an application in relation to a therapeutic use exemption has been made to the ASDMAC;
 (b) whether a therapeutic use exemption has been granted:
 (i) by the ASDMAC or a TUE committee; or
 (ii) because of a decision by WADA following a review or an appeal.
 (8) The ASDMAC may participate in a review or an appeal that is related directly or indirectly to a decision by the ASDMAC to grant, or refuse to grant, a therapeutic use exemption.

Part 5A—Retired athletes

5A.01  Application of NAD scheme to retired athletes returning to competition
 (1) This clause applies in relation to a person if:
 (a) the person was an international‑level athlete or a national‑level athlete in a registered testing pool or the CEO's national testing pool; and
 (b) the person retired from competing in sport; and
 (c) Sport Integrity Australia is given notice, in accordance with a sporting administration body's anti‑doping policies and procedures, of the person's intention to return to active participation in a sport that has an anti‑doping policy.
 (2) The NAD scheme applies in relation to the person, as if the person were an athlete competing in that sport, during the period:
 (a) starting on the day the notice is given to Sport Integrity Australia; and
 (b) ending when the person begins to compete in the sport, in accordance with the sporting administration body's anti‑doping policies and procedures.
Note: Once the person begins to compete in the sport, the person will be an athlete and will be subject to the NAD scheme.

Part 6—Miscellaneous

6.01  When notices are taken to have been received
 (1) This clause applies if the CEO sends a notice to an athlete, support person or non‑participant for the NAD scheme.
 (2) The athlete, support person or non‑participant is taken to have received the notice (unless the CEO is given evidence sufficient to raise doubt about the matter):
 (a) if the notice is delivered personally to the athlete, support person or non‑participant—on the day when it is delivered; and
 (b) 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 in Australia—3 days after the date it is sent; and
 (c) if the