3Definitions

3 Definitions

In these regulations:

Act means the Australian Sports Drug Agency Act 1990.

Agency representative means:

(a) a drug control official; or

(b) a chaperone; or

(c) a phlebotomist.

chaperone means:

(a) a drug control official; or

(b) a person appointed by the Agency as a chaperone.

drug control official means a person appointed by the Agency to be a drug control official for these regulations.

government agency has the meaning given by subsection 67C (3) of the Act.

government sports agency means the Agency, the Commission, the Australian Institute of Sport or the Department.

Part A, of a sample given by a competitor:

(a) has the meaning given by the Scheme A Orders; and

(b) includes, subject to regulation 63A, Part 1 of a blood sample referred to in Scheme B Orders; and

(c) includes, subject to regulation 63A, a single sample referred to in Scheme B Orders.

Part B, of a sample given by a competitor, has the meaning given by the Scheme A Orders and includes, subject to regulation 63A, Part 2 of a blood sample referred to in Scheme B Orders.

personal interest, in relation to the collection or outcome of the testing of a sample, has the meaning given by regulation 4.

phlebotomist means a person approved by the Agency as a phlebotomist under regulation 9A.

relevant orders, for a competitor, means the orders made for a drug testing scheme that applies to the competitor.

relevant register, for a competitor, means the Register of Notifiable Events maintained by the Agency for the drug testing scheme that applies to the competitor.

relevant scheduled drug or doping method, for a competitor who is asked, under a drug testing scheme, for a sample in relation to the competitor competing in a particular sport, means a drug or doping method that is:

(a) included in the schedule of drugs and doping methods set out in the relevant scheme; and

(b) stated by the scheme to be a drug or doping method applicable to that sport.