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Australian Sports Drug Agency Regulations 1999
43Election to have Part B of sample tested
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43 Election to have Part B of sample tested
(1) If the Agency gives a competitor an information notice that includes the statements mentioned in subregulation 42 (3), the competitor may give the Agency a notice, in writing, within 7 days after receiving the information notice that the competitor:
(a) elects to have Part B of the sample tested; or
(b) does not elect to have Part B of the sample tested.
(2) If the competitor does not notify the Agency under subregulation (1) within 7 days after receiving the information notice, the competitor cannot later make any election in relation to the testing of Part B of the sample.
(3) If the competitor elects to have Part B of the sample tested:
(a) the Agency must, as soon as practicable after the election, arrange for Part B to be tested on a particular day (the testing day); and
(b) the Agency must give the competitor a notice, in writing, to that effect.
(4) However, the Agency must not arrange for Part B of the sample to be tested on a day earlier than the day after the competitor is presumed to have received the notice mentioned in paragraph (3) (b).
(5) If the competitor does not elect to have Part B of the sample tested:
(a) the competitor is still entitled to make a submission in relation to the testing of Part A of the sample; and
(b) the competitor may waive his or her right to make a submission in relation to the testing of Part A of the sample; and
(c) the Agency will make a decision under regulation 29 whether or not to make an entry on the relevant register.