The South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport Amendment Act | Act 33 of 2024 — South Africa law | Esheria

The South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport Amendment Act

This section replaces section 1 of the principal Act and sets out key definitions used in the Act.

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 33 of 2024
Version
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Language
en
Updated
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anti-doping appeals athlete testing board composition board governance co-operation compliance compliance interpretation definitions disciplinary hearings disciplinary process discipline doping control entity establishment governance institutional governance institutional independence law commencement legislative drafting medical exemptions membership/recognition public funding public institution regulatory enforcement +13 more

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This section replaces section 1 of the principal Act and sets out key definitions used in the Act. This section replaces Article 1 of the Act and supplies definitions for terms used in the law. This section defines key terms used in the Act and says interpretations should prefer a reading that is consistent with the Code. This section replaces section 2 to establish the South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport as a public entity and says it is South Africa’s National Anti-Doping Organisation. The provision amends section 10 so the anti-doping programme must focus on intelligent testing of athletes, both in and out of competition, and reasonable interpretations should be preferred if they are consistent with the Code.