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RCCC Anti Doping Rules & Regulations The Royal Caledonian Curling Club is committed to the anti-doping regulations that govern sport, as well as the athletes rights and responsibilities under the World Anti-Doping Code. The Code is the basis of the World Anti-Doping Programme and it aims to harmonise the rules and regulations governing anti-doping for all athletes, in all sports, throughout the world. A fundamental principle of the Code is to protect the rights of all athletes committed to competing in sport cleanly and fairly. To download a copy of the Anti-doping Rules of the Royal Caledonian Curling Club, click here.
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UKAD
As of 14 December 2009, UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) has assumed responsibility from UK Sport as the UK's National Anti-Doping Organisation. Please click here to be redirected to the UKAD website for news, 100%ME athlete information, Declaration Form, Globaldro and downloable resources.
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Can I take my medication?
The RCCC are pleased to announce that UK Sport has joined forces with our counterparts in the USA and Canada to launch a new service – Global Drug Reference Online (Global DRO).
The new system is now operational and can be accessed at: www.globaldro.co.uk
Global DRO is a long-term replacement for the previous reference tool, the Drug Information Database™ (DID) and provides a quick and easy means by which athletes and support personnel can check the status of medications based on the current World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Prohibited List. The new system retains many of the core functions from the Drug Information Database with the ability to check the status of branded medications and individual active ingredients as well as providing every search with a unique reference number. Global DRO will be updated regularly to include new products entering the marketplace or to adjust for changes in status, and all data will be fully verified by pharmacists experienced in the field of anti-doping.
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Relevant and useful downloads are available;
RCCC Anti doping rules - click here
Prohibited List 2010 - click here
RCCC TUE Application form guidance notes - click here
Standard TUE Application form - click here
Asthma Beta2 TUE Application form - click here
Asthma Beta2 TUE Guidance notes - click here
Anti-doping procedures 2010 - click here
UK Sport letter advising on procedure changes 2010 - click here
Testing Procedure Leaflet - click here
Advice on Supplements in Sport - click here
RCCC Anti doping education strategy - click here
If you are unable to find the resource you are looking for or have any suggestions for future resources please click here to email Lynne.
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Useful contacts
RCCC First point of contact and Advisor
- click here to email or phone Lynne on 0784 188 0546
UKAD Website - click here
Drug Information Email - click here
Drug Information Line - 0800 528 0004
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Declaration of Use
A declaration of use can ONLY be made for the substances and routes of administration listed below: - salbutamol and salmeterol by inhalation
- glucocorticosteroids by inhalation
- glucocorticosteroids administered by localised injection
- platelet-derived preparations (e.g. platelet rich plasma, "blood spinning") by non-intramuscular routes.
Athletes are reminded that similar to a TUE a Declaration of Use must be applied for prior to competing. The confirmation received should be kept on their person during competition and evidenced if tested.
To apply please click here for the link.
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