Update zur PetitionInquiry into ethics/practices of ASADA AFL WADA antidoping case against the 34 EFC players

Contradictions between Policy and Practice by Dr Jason Mazanov.

Philip NelsonAustralien
02.01.2017 — EXCLUSIVE: Dr Jason Mazanov, Senior Lecturer, UNSW, School of Business. International expert on management in drugs, and anti-doping policy. His address: Contradictions between Policy and Practice. Dr Mazanov: "Initially, the idea was that we would be protecting athletes from people we deem to be cheating…….so we would be doing this whole notion of drug control for the athletes......(however).……..……athletes do not have a direct voice in the World Anti Doping agency boards. They have an advisory committee. Athletes are allowed to give advice which can be completely ignored by the 50 percent of the board which is (run by) government and the 50 percent of boards which come from the International Olympic Committee." "Athletes do not have a voice on this committee…… (If they did)... it might actually make athletes become the centre of control, the purpose for drug control, rather than all these other interests namely the interests of the International Olympic Committee, and the Governments which have signed up to the particulate code." After listening to Dr Mazanov's address, we trust you will agree that there are significant contradictions between the intended policy and the actual practice of anti-doping controls and management. If you were interested in what may have happened during the ASADA/WADA investigation into 34 players from the Essendon Football Club, please go our YouTube channel to watch more videos: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNG5xJW_SG0IhW86BoX0xVg">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNG5xJW_SG0IhW86BoX0xVg</a> Kindly support a Senate Inquiry into this whole sordid affair by signing this petition, and then asking others to support it. Thank you for your support and patience. For further information, contact Justice of the 34 via their Facebook page
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