Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission
Therapeutic use exemptions, prohibited list guidance and anonymous doping reporting
By Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission
What it does
The Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission is the agency of the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport that implements Jamaica's anti-doping programme, the country having adopted the World Anti-Doping Programme in 2003. Its site serves athletes and support personnel with working systems rather than only policy text.
Athletes reach the ADAMS platform for whereabouts and athlete management through the site, and submit therapeutic use exemption applications to the Commission's TUE committee for medically necessary substances. The prohibited list and supplement guidance are published for checking a substance before use, an e-learning portal delivers anti-doping education, and an anonymous confidential doping report system lets anyone pass on information.
Supporting material covers testing pools, sample collection procedures and athlete rights, plus legislation, policies, forms and FAQs on violations, sanctions and the health consequences of doping. The Commission is at the Ballater Multiplex in Kingston 10, with a toll free line published. Use of the site is free.
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