Examples of National Sporting Organisation in a sentence
A National Sporting Organisation may also adopt the Rules as its anti-doping policy or Anti-Doping Rules.
DFSNZ, the National Sporting Organisation and the Person who may be the subject of the Provisional Suspension will take all reasonable steps to comply with any request for information or material.
Where a National Sporting Organisation establishes an NSO Anti-Doping Tribunal it will immediately notify DFSNZ and provide DFSNZ with all relevant Rules relating to the operation of the NSO Anti-Doping Tribunal.
Where a National Sporting Organisation is a member of an International Federation and is bound by the Rules and the Anti-Doping Rules of the International Federation and there is a conflict or inconsistency between the Rules and the Anti-Doping Rules of the International Federation, the International Federation’s Anti-Doping Rules will prevail.
Where a National Sporting Organisation has established an NSO Anti- Doping Tribunal, DFSNZ shall refer the question of whether to impose a Provisional Suspension to that Tribunal for consideration in accordance with the rules of the NSO Anti-Doping Tribunal.
In considering whether to impose a Provisional Suspension, the Sports Tribunal may request further information or material from DFSNZ, the National Sporting Organisation or the Person who may be subject to the Provisional Suspension.
Where no address is provided any notice may be given to the Athlete by giving notice to the relevant National Sporting Organisation, International Federation or Anti-Doping Organisation.
Nothing in the Rules prevents DFSNZ from collecting Samples from Athletes and arranging for Testing and reporting of the results of Testing or undertaking any other anti-doping activity or investigation in accordance with any agreement or arrangement with any other Anti- Doping Organisation, International Federation, Signatory to the Code or any National Sporting Organisation which has not agreed to the Rules, or in accordance with any obligation under the Act or Code.
Where any National Sporting Organisation fails, without reasonable excuse, to comply with any direction or request made by DFSNZ under these Rules, or with Rule 7.14.4, DFSNZ may report such failure to the Chief Executive Officer of Sport New Zealand.
Where the Rules refer to the Sports Tribunal, the reference shall be read as also referring to any NSO Anti-Doping Tribunal established by a National Sporting Organisation under Rule 8.6.2.