Amending the National Anti‑Doping Scheme
10 Amending the National Anti‑Doping Scheme
The CEO may, by legislative instrument, amend the NAD scheme, so long as:
the amendment relates to any or all of the following matters:
the classes of athletes who are subject to the NAD scheme;
the meaning of support person for the purposes of the NAD scheme;
the classes of non‑participants who are subject to the NAD scheme;
a request to an athlete to keep the CEO informed of where the athlete can be found;
the things that an athlete may do before providing a sample;
the things that the CEO may do with a sample;
the disclosure of information, other than information included in the Violations List, that relates, or appears to relate, to a person in connection with a possible breach of the anti‑doping rules;
a matter that is ancillary or incidental to one or more of the matters mentioned in subparagraphs (i) to (vi); and
the amended NAD scheme is about any or all of the following matters:
the implementation of the General Anti‑Doping Convention or the UNESCO Anti‑Doping Convention;
a matter that is ancillary or incidental to one or both of the matters mentioned in subparagraph (i).
For public consultation requirements, see section 11.
To avoid doubt, the regulations may also amend the NAD scheme in relation to a matter mentioned in paragraph (1)(a).
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