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UK Anti-Doping Rules 06/12/2011

The UK Anti-Doping Rules support the requirements of the World Anti-Doping Code within the UK.

They may be adopted and incorporated into the rule book of any National Governing Body of Sport.

UK Anti-Doping Rules (311 k)

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