19AViolations List

#### 19A Violations List (1) The CEO must establish and maintain a list, to be known as the Violations List. (2) If the CEO becomes aware that an athlete, support person or non‑participant has been sanctioned by a sporting administration body in relation to an anti‑doping rule violation, and: (a) the time within which any appeal in relation to the sanction may be instituted has expired, and no such appeal has been instituted; or (b) any appeal in relation to the sanction has been completed; or (c) the athlete, support person or non‑participant has waived his or her right to any appeal in relation to the sanction; the CEO must, within 20 days of becoming so aware, include in the Violations List the information required by subsection (3). (3) The following information is required in relation to an anti‑doping rule violation: (a) the name of the athlete, support person or non‑participant; (b) for an athlete: (i) the athlete’s date of birth; and (ii) the athlete’s sport; and (iii) if the athlete is a member of a team—the team; (c) the nature of the anti‑doping rule violation; (d) the date of the anti‑doping rule violation; (e) the consequences (within the meaning of the World Anti‑Doping Code) of the anti‑doping rule violation, including the period of ineligibility (if any) for the anti‑doping rule violation. (4) The CEO may include in the Violations List any other information he or she considers appropriate. (5) Despite subsection (2), the CEO is not required to include in the Violations List any information in relation to an anti‑doping rule violation, if: (a) the anti‑doping rule violation was committed by an individual who was aged under 18 at the time the anti‑doping rule violation was committed; or (aa) the CEO is satisfied that, taking into account the mental capacity of the individual who committed the anti‑doping rule violation, the individual does not understand the anti‑doping rules; or (ab) the CEO is satisfied that the anti‑doping rule violation was committed by an individual: (i) who is an athlete who competes in sport for recreational purposes; and (ii) who has neither been a national‑level athlete (within the meaning of the NAD scheme) nor an international‑level athlete (within the meaning of that scheme) at any time in the 5 years before the individual committed the anti‑doping rule violation; or (b) the CEO is satisfied that the inclusion of the information is likely to prejudice a current investigation into a possible violation of the anti‑doping rules; or (c) WADA has authorised the non‑inclusion of the information. (6) Information included in the Violations List in relation to an anti‑doping rule violation must be removed from the Violations List: (a) if there is a period of ineligibility for the anti‑doping rule violation—at the later of the following times: (i) at the end of the period of ineligibility; (ii) at the end of the period of 1 month after its inclusion; or (b) otherwise—1 month after its inclusion. (7) The NAD scheme may make provision for and in relation to either or both of the following: (a) the correction of entries in the Violations List; (b) any other matter relating to the administration or operation of the Violations List. (8) The Violations List is to be made available for public inspection on the internet. (9) The Violations List is not a legislative instrument.