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available for Testing.
10.11.3 During such remaining period of Ineligibility outlined in 10.11.2, a minimum of
two (2) tests must be conducted on the Cricketer before they can be
reinstated. The National Cricket Federation shall be responsible for
conducting the necessary tests, but tests by any Anti-Doping Organisation
may be used to satisfy the requirement. The results of such Tests shall be
reported to the ICC. In addition, immediately prior to the end of the period of
Ineligibility, upon request a Cricketer must undergo Testing by the National
Cricket Federation for the Prohibited Substances and Methods that are
prohibited in Out-of-Competition Testing.
10.11.4 Once the period of Ineligibility has expired, and the Cricketer or Cricketer
Support Personnel has fulfilled the conditions of reinstatement, then provided
that the Cricketer or Cricketer Support Personnel has paid in full all amounts
forfeited under the Rules, and has satisfied in full any award of costs made
against him/her by any Anti-Doping Tribunal and/or by the CAS following any
appeal made pursuant to Article 13, the Cricketer or Cricketer Support
Personnel will become automatically re-eligible to participate (or assist the
participation of a Cricketer) and no application by the Cricketer or Cricketer
Support Personnel will be necessary.
ARTICLE 11 CONSEQUENCES FOR TEAMS
11.1 Where, in any period of twelve months, more than one member of a team has been
notified of a possible anti-doping rule violation under Article 7, the National Cricket
Federation shall conduct appropriate Target Testing of Cricketers in that team.
11.2 Without limitation to Article 11.1, if more than two members of a team are found to
have committed an anti-doping rule violation during a Match or Competition, this shall
be treated as misconduct pursuant to the National Cricket Federation’s disciplinary
rules for which an appropriate sanction shall be imposed on the team as may be
considered appropriate having due regard to the circumstances of such anti-doping
rule violations (e.g., loss of points, Disqualification from the Match or Competition, or
other sanction). For the avoidance of doubt, such sanction shall be in addition to any
Consequences imposed upon the individual Cricketer(s) committing the anti-doping
rule violation.
ARTICLE 12 FIRST CLASS COUNTY FIRST TEAM WHEREABOUTS INFORMATION
12.1 First Class Counties are required to provide timely and accurate First XI squad
whereabouts information, via ADAMS on a monthly basis, for the purpose of locating
players for No Advance Notice Sample collection. This information should include
dates, venues and locations of training sessions and First XI matches, and confirm
which days are rest and/or travel days. Whereabouts information for the month ahead
should be entered into ADAMS on or before the last Thursday of the previous month.
Where the information entered into ADAMS subsequently changes and is no longer
accurate, First Class Counties must immediately update this information via ADAMS
or by contacting the Anti-Doping Manager directly.
12.2 A failure by a First Class County to submit accurate and timely squad whereabouts
information via ADAMS in accordance with this Article 12 shall result in the following
sanctions:
12.2.1 for a first offence, the First Class County shall receive a written
warning from the National Cricket Federation;
12.2.2 for a second offence, the First Class County shall be fined £500 by
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