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Australian Sports Drug Agency Regulations 1999
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27 Entries about events relating to request from Agency
(a) the Agency decides that a competitor:
(i) has failed to comply with a request by the Agency to keep the Agency informed of where the competitor can be found; or
(ii) was not able to be located so that a request for a sample could be made because the competitor failed to comply with a request to keep the Agency informed of where the competitor could be found; or
(iii) has deliberately evaded receiving a request by the Agency for a sample; or
(iv) has failed to comply with a request by the Agency for a sample; or
(v) has tampered with a sports drug matter to which a request by the Agency relates; and
(b) the relevant submission period for the matter mentioned in Subdivision 2.6.1 has ended; and
(c) the Agency has considered any submission that the competitor has given to the Agency under Subdivision 2.6.1; and
(d) the Agency decides that the competitor did not have reasonable cause for the matter.
(2) As soon as practicable, the Agency must enter on the relevant register:
(b) details of the matter under paragraph (1) (a); and
> Note 1 For the meaning of fail to comply with a request, see section 12 of the Act.
> Note 2 Under regulation 60, the Agency must give a competitor whose name and details have been entered on the relevant register written notice that the entry has been made.
> Note 3 Under regulation 61, a competitor has a right to apply to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal for a review of a decision of the Agency to enter the competitor’s name and details on the relevant register. For other competitors’ rights in relation to entries on a register, see Division 2.6.