ISA Anti-Doping Policy

Ice Skating Australia is committed to the world wide ethics in relation to doping.

Doping contravenes the fundamental principles of Olympic Spirit, sports and medical ethics and is forbidden.

Ice Skating Australia's doping policy is set in consultation with the Australian Olympic Committee, International Skating Union, Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority, Australian Sports Commission, International Olympic Committee and the World Anti-Doping Agency.

For any enquiries about doping please contact the Administration Officer for Ice Skating Australia., or alternatively go to the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority  (ASADA) website.

Find out anti-doping information that affects you by reading the Anti-Doping Update: December 2009.
This issue contains:

• Chairman’s message

• 2010 prohibited list

• ASADA’s new website

• Whereabouts online system upgrade

• Changes to ASADA Act

• ATUEs expire 31 December 2009

• You can never win back your reputation

• Your feedback and what we’re doing about it

• ASADA’s Masters Games anti-doping program

• If in doubt, ask for DCO ID

• University of Sydney Anti-Doping Research Project

• ISU Notice: 2010 List of Prohibited Substances & Methods  

• WADA - 2010 Prohibited List - International Standard  

• ASADA Web Site

• ISA Anti-doping Policy (Amended 1st January 2010)

• ISU Anti-Doping Rules - Communication No 1546

• ISU Anti-Doping Procedures - Communication No 1547

• Anti-Doping Seminars at 2009 Australian Figure Skating Championships

Therapeutic Use Exemption Forms

 

Please refer to the ISA Procedures Document for details with regards to submitting forms.

Please refer to the ASADA website for changes regarding TUEs and ATUEs.

 

TUE Application Procedure and Forms

• Clarification of TUEs for athletes at different levels.

• TUE Application Procedure

• Medical File Information

• ASDMAC (Australian Sports Drug Medical Advisory Committee) TUE

• ISU TUE

• Declaration of Use Form

• Information regarding Declaration of Use Forms
  Declaration of Use forms are to be submitted when the Athlete/support personnel is being drug tested, whether this is in or out of competition.  After you have been notified that you are to be drug tested, you will be given the opportunity to declare what substances you have been taking, this is when you should submit your Declaration of Use form to the representative who has notified you that you are to be drug tested. 
  
  If you have not been asked to declare what substances you have been taking, you should notify the drug testing representative anyway and give them your Declaration of Use form.
  
  It is not compulsory for Declaration of Use forms to be submitted to ASADA but they can be if the Athlete wishes to at: declaration @ asada.gov.au

ATUE Forms

• Phasing out of ATUEs by 31 Dec 2009

Resources

• ASADA Resources

• ASADA Anti Doping Education DVD 2009

• Anti Doping Medications Reference Tool

ASADA Factsheets

• Cannabinoids

• Checking Medications and Therapeutic Exemptions

• Supplements

• Inadvertent Risks to Athletes

• Athlete Rights and Responsibilities

• Anti-Doping Rule Violations and Sanctions