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2.5 Performance-enhancing drugs in sport Reorder

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Rearrange the following stages of the drug sample collection protocol in sport, starting with identification of an athlete using the whereabouts rule.

The doping control officer notifies the athlete that they have been selected for testing and arrives at the whereabouts location provided by the athlete.
Any sanctions issued are determined based on the test result and certain decision criteria.
Once back at the lab, the sample is divided into two so that it can be retested if required.
Once the sample has been taken, the athlete and the doping control officer sign a declaration form to certify the sample taken.
The sample is tested to detect the presence of any banned substance, a list of which is publicly available on the WADA website.
The whereabouts rule is where the elite athlete informs the governing anti-doping body of a place where they can be found within a 60-minute time slot each day.
The governing anti-doping body notifies a local doping control officer of the athlete selected for testing and the testing method by which they will draw the sample.
The doping control officer takes either a blood, urine, hair or nail sample and is supervised by a chaperone to ensure that the sample taken is not tampered with.

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