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Viewing cable 09PARISFR1490, CONFERENCE OF PARTIES TO THE ANTI-DOPING CONVENTION

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Reference ID Created Released Classification Origin
09PARISFR1490 2009-11-06 11:51 2011-08-24 00:00 UNCLASSIFIED Mission UNESCO
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SUBJECT:  CONFERENCE OF PARTIES TO THE ANTI-DOPING CONVENTION 
 
1.  Summary. The Second Session of the Conference of Parties to the 
International Convention against Doping in Sport met at UNESCO 
Headquarters in Paris from October 26-28.  The Conference elected 
the Minister for Sports of Spain as its Chairman and exchanged views 
on ways to promote the convention, administration and use of the 
Fund for Elimination of Doping in Sports, monitoring the convention, 
and standards for protecting privacy and personal information of 
athletes covered under World Anti-Doping Agency's (WADA) 
International Standard for Protection of Privacy and Personal 
Information. WADA's Director General presented a report on its 
efforts to implement the World Anti-Doping Code and outlined the 
various ways the agency is working with governments to combat doping 
in sport. The next session of the Conference will meet in 2011. End 
Summary. 
 
2.  The Conference of Parties adopted the Report of the first 
session which was held in February 2007.  It then adopted its agenda 
for the second session and elected Mr. Jaime Lissavetsky (Spain) as 
Chairman.  Mr. Daniel Jacubovich (Argentina), Mr. Gennady Aleshin 
(Russia), Mr. Jiang Zhixue (China) and Mr.Moncef Belkhayat (Morocco) 
were elected as Vice-Chairmen.  Mr. Jacubovich also served as 
Rapporteur.  The U.S. was represented at the meeting by Edward H. 
Jurith, General Counsel, Executive Office of President, Office of 
National Drug Control Policy, Michael K. Gottlieb, Acting Assistant 
Deputy Director for State and Local Affairs, Executive Office of 
President, Office of National Drug Control Policy, and Carolyn 
Willson, US/UNESCO Legal Adviser. 
 
3.  The most significant outcomes of the Conference of Parties are 
as follows: (i) the Conference of Parties requested the UNESCO 
Secretariat to continue to enhance existing arrangements as well as 
to develop new partnerships to promote the International Convention 
against Doping in Sport; (ii) the Conference of Parties welcomed the 
development of the Anti-Doping Logic system to monitor the 
Convention and recommended the development of a comprehensive global 
report on the fight against doping in sport, which incorporates data 
from both governments and the sporting movement; (iii) the 
Conference of Parties noted that WADA's International Standard for 
Protection of Privacy and Personal Information provides a level of 
protection complemented by legislation in a number of States parties 
to the Convention, and encourages States Parties to support the aims 
of the Standard; and (iv) the Conference of Parties approved the 
amendment of Annex I of the Convention in order to incorporate the 
changes made by WADA from the 2009 Prohibited List International 
Standard. 
 
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