Government plans to improve anti-doping measures in Latvia
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The report mentioned the problems uncovered by World Anti-Doping Agency, including insufficient autonomy of state anti-doping organizations. Amendments to the Sports Law will help resolve the situation with independence of anti-doping organizations – by forming Latvia’s Anti-Doping Bureau as an institution under the authority of the country’s healthcare minister. Amendments also provide for the formation of Latvia’s National Anti-Doping Council, which will function as an advisory institution to help resolve matters associated with anti-doping matters. In accordance with amendments, the government will also form Disciplinary Anti-Doping Committee that will review violations and carry out penalties in accordance with anti-doping conventions.
16-01-2018
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