Testing procedure : my rights and duties

RIGHTS

DUTIES

BEFORE / DURING DOPING CONTROL

• Seek the assistance of a third party and, if available, an interpreter (at the discretion of the Doping Control Officer (DCO))
• Request information on the review procedure
• Request a delay before reporting to the doping control station for various reasons ( media imperative formal ceremony , medical emergency, etc.) on condition that he be escorted anywhere and anytime.
• Request that changes be made to the sample collection procedure, if you are a disabled sports
• In principle, affixing of seals by the athlete under supervision of the DCO
• Check all the data on the transcribed record

• On receiving individual notification, the athlete must report immediately to doping control , unless valid reasons for a delay.
• Staying in the presence of the DCO or Chaperone at all times of the notification at the end of the sample collection procedure, unless otherwise instructed in the notification.
• Submit an “appropriate” identification document
• Before doping control, notify the DCO drugs or products taken recently for them to be recorded in the minutes
• Comply with sample collection procedures (any difference can be an anti-doping violation)

AFTER DOPING CONTROL

• Leave with a copy of the minutes
• Being informed of the results within 3 weeks maximum , by registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt if the check is positive or on request of the athlete to the Federation (if licensed) or the AFLD (if not licensed).
• If the A sample analysis is positive, request a B sample analysis within 5 days (10 if outside France) after receiving the results.

• Sign the minutes after the doping control has been achieved