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Ice Hockey New South Wales Handbook

Ice Hockey New South Wales Handbook

 6 -  Forfeitures, Suspensions, Illegal or Ineligible Players, Tribunal, Penalties & Anti-doping

IHA & IHNSW Anti-Doping Policy

 

Consequent to IHA membership of the ASC, the AOC and the IIHF, IHNSW condemns the use of performance enhancing drugs and doping practices in the sport of Ice Hockey. The IHA Prohibitive Substance Policy applies to all of its members including players, officials, administrators, coaches, referees, office bearers and employees and lists a wide variety of banned substances that, following a positive test result, may result in a predetermined suspension or ban being imposed.

The list includes some medications that will not be tolerated under any circumstances whether essential to an individual's well being or not and in which case, a physician should be advised and an alternative, permissible drug prescribed.

The Australian Sports Anti-Doping Agency (ASADA), is the national drug testing authority empowered to conduct random testing of athletes for the detection of prohibited substances. To ensure that its members conform to these requirements, IHA has implemented the following procedures, which must be strictly adhered to:

  • At the time of registration, or at the time of prescribing medication after registration, a letter from the physician must be supplied to the club secretary detailing the drug/substance prescribed and the reasons for its prescription.
  • The club secretary must retain a copy of such letters and send the original to the IHNSW office. The dates of receipt and forwarding should also be recorded.
  • Upon receipt of notification, IHNSW will record the member's name in a register and forward copies of the notification to IHA, ASADA and the AOC. The original letter is to be kept by IHNSW and all pertinent dates recorded.
  • The member will subsequently be advised of the dates of official notification was sent to IHA, ASADA and the AOC.

Although testing is normally aimed at athletes competing at national or international level, the IIHF and ASADA have implemented unannounced dope testing that can be administered anywhere, anytime.

Note: Cannabis can be detected in the blood stream 6 months later.

Any medication must be supported by a current medical certificate.