Canoe Slalom NZ have adopted or agreed to New Zealand's Sports Anti-Doping Rules (SADRs). The SADRs give effect to the World Anti-Doping Code in New Zealand.
The rules apply to anyone who is a member of - or who participates in - a sport that has adopted or agreed to the SADRs regardless of level of competition, age or role. The rules apply to athletes, as well as coaches, administrators and support personnel.
To stay on the right side of the rules, you must avoid breaking the rules. There are 11 key ways to break the rules, and they are known as the anti-doping rule violations (ADVRs)
You can read a summary of what you should not do below
The rule violations
- Test positive for a prohibited substance
- Use or attempt to use a prohibited substance or method
- Evade testing or refuse to provide a sample
- Fail to meet whereabouts requirements three times within a 12 month period (if you’re a Registered Testing Pool athlete)
- Tamper with any part of the doping control process
- Possess prohibited substances or methods
- Traffick or attempt to traffick a prohibited substance or method
- Administer a prohibited substance or method
- Cover up an anti-doping rule violation
- Knowingly associate with someone, in a sporting capacity, who has been found guilty of an anti-doping rule violation.
- Discourage or retaliate against someone for reporting doping or suspected doping.
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