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AUSTRALIAN SPORTS DRUG AGENCY REGULATIONS 1999 1999 No. 159 - REG 56
What happens if competitor does not waive right to have Part B of sample tested
- (1)
- This regulation applies if:
- (a)
- the Agency or the sporting
administration body arranges, under regulation 52, for Part B of the
competitor's sample to be tested; and
- (b)
- before the testing day mentioned in paragraph 53 (2) (b) in
relation to Part B of the sample, the competitor does not give the Agency a
written notice waiving the right to have Part B of the sample tested.
- (2)
- The competitor is entitled to be present or represented at the testing of
Part B of the sample (including the unsealing of the sample).
- (3)
- Part B of the sample must be tested on the testing day at the time and
place stated in the notice to the competitor mentioned in subregulation 53
(2).
- (4)
- However, if it is impracticable for the test to be conducted in accordance
with subregulation (3):
- (a)
- the test may be conducted after the stated
time, or on a later day, or at a different place; and
- (b)
- the Agency must give the competitor reasonable notice of where and when
the testing will be conducted and allow the competitor to be present.
- (5)
- Reasonable notice mentioned in paragraph (4) (b) may be given orally or in
writing.
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