WADA seeks stakeholder feedback on Working Group Report: Lack of Effectiveness of Testing Programs
http://playtrue.wada-ama.org/news/w...rt-lack-of-effectiveness-of-testing-programs/
The report is linked in the article.
The first paragraph of the exec summary reads
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Not that this is news to any of the regulars here, but the report does make interesting reading.
http://playtrue.wada-ama.org/news/w...rt-lack-of-effectiveness-of-testing-programs/
The report is linked in the article.
The first paragraph of the exec summary reads
WADA must continue to perform its responsibilities as the designated leader,
coordinator and monitor of the fight against doping in sport and must be able and willing to carry out its activities and to point out cases of non-compliance. Should it be incorrect in any matter of non-compliance, there are appeal mechanisms available to any stakeholder so identified. While recognizing that testing is only part of a successful fight against doping, it is nevertheless an important element in that fight and should be as effective as possible. To date,testing has not proven to be particularly effective in detecting dopers/cheats.
(my bold for emphasis)
Not that this is news to any of the regulars here, but the report does make interesting reading.