Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2021C00104:schedule:1:p19
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2021C00104
Segment Type: schedule
Provision Reference: sch 1 (pt 19/43)
Character Range: 63911–66573

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 request for and collection of a sample mentioned in the International Standard for Testing and Investigations.

3.14  The CEO may ask athlete for, and collect, samples
 (1) The CEO may ask an athlete to give the CEO a sample for an anti‑doping purpose.
 (2) The CEO may collect a sample from an athlete for an anti‑doping purpose at any time.
 (3) Nothing in the NAD scheme prevents the CEO from asking an athlete to give, on the same day, 1 or more urine samples and 1 or more blood samples.
 (4) The CEO may ask an athlete, a TUE committee or a sporting administration body, to provide information about a sample.

3.15  The CEO may ask sporting administration body or anti‑doping organisation to request sample
  The CEO may ask a sporting administration body or anti‑doping organisation to arrange for an athlete to be requested to give a sample for an anti‑doping purpose.

3.16  Request to give sample
 (1) A request for a sample may be made orally or by written notice.
 (2) The request must include the following information:
 (a) the place where the athlete is to give the sample;
 (b) when the athlete must go to the place for that purpose;
 (c) the kind of sample the athlete will be required to provide;
 (d) any other information required under Article 5.4.1 of the International Standard for Testing and Investigations.
The request may include any other information that the CEO considers relevant.
Note: The CEO must also comply with its obligation to explain to the athlete the possible consequences of failing to comply with the request: see subsection 14(2) of the Act.
 (3) The information must be given:
 (a) at the time the request is made; or
 (b) as soon as practicable afterwards.
 (4) The request may be accompanied by a request for the athlete to provide the requester with photo identification.
 (5) The request must be made without giving the athlete any advance notice of the request, except in exceptional and justifiable circumstances.
 (6) If an intellectually disabled athlete is asked for a sample, the requester must give at least 1 of the following persons oral or written notice that the request has been made:
 (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.
 (7) If it would be unreasonable to require the athlete to go to the stated place at the stated time, the