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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 least one of the following persons oral or written notice of the request:
 (a) the athlete's spouse;
 (b) the athlete's parent or guardian;
 (c) the athlete's coach;
 (d) a representative of a relevant sporting administration body for the athlete.
 (3) The CEO may request whereabouts information from an athlete by giving the athlete's relevant sporting administration body a written notice that:
 (a) includes the request for information from the athlete; and
 (b) asks the body to forward the request in a sealed envelope to the athlete.
 (4) Subclause (3) does not limit the manner in which a request for whereabouts information may be given.
 (5) The CEO may deal with a failure to comply with a request under subclause (1A) in a way that is consistent with the International Standard for Testing and Investigations.

Division 3.3—Requests for samples

3.12  Purposes for which samples may be requested, collected and tested
 (1) For this Part, a sample may be requested, collected and tested for 1 or more of the following purposes (anti‑doping purposes):
 (a) to detect the presence of a prohibited substance or use of a prohibited method in the sample;
 (b) to assist in investigation of a possible anti‑doping rule violation;
 (c) to detect the presence of a substance that is the subject of a monitoring program by WADA;
 (d) to assist an anti‑doping organisation in profiling biological parameters in the sample;
 (e) for research, if subclauses (2) and (3) are complied with;
 (f) to comply with a request from another national anti‑doping organisation, a regional anti‑doping organisation or an International Sporting Federation;
 (g) for any other purpose covered by Article 6.2 of the World Anti‑Doping Code.
 (2) The CEO may use a sample for research, with the written consent of the athlete who provided the sample.
 (3) Before using a sample for research, the CEO must ensure that it is no longer possible to identify the athlete who provided the sample.

3.12A  Analysis of analytical data or doping control information
  Analytical data that relates to a sample, or information about doping control to the extent that the information relates to a sample, may be:
 (a) analysed as mentioned in Article 6.2 of the World Anti‑Doping Code; or
 (b) used for research as mentioned in Article 6.3 of the World Anti‑Doping Code.

3.13  International Standard to be followed
  A request for a sample and sample collection made under this Division must substantially comply with the procedures for the making of a