Public disclosure of personal information will generally only come about when permitted or required by the USADA Protocol for Olympic and Paralympic Movement Testing (“USADA Protocol”), the USOPC National Anti-Doping Policy, the World Anti-Doping Code, Procedures for the Arbitration of Olympic & Paralympic Sport Doping Disputes.”, the rules of  International Federations or as required by law, law enforcement, or other governmental or agency processes. Personal information may also be viewed in connection with third party audits of USADA. USADA does not control how other organizations handle information shared with them by USADA, but will include a statement requesting that such information be handled consistently with the USADA Protocol and/or the ISPPPI.

If an athlete, the athlete’s representative(s), or others associated with the athlete make(s) public comments about any process involving the athlete, including any case, USADA may respond publicly to such comments and rely upon any personal information provided to USADA in such response. Also, USADA may at any time release aggregate statistics of testing, TUE applications and permits, whereabouts filings, results management processes, and adjudication results.

Should you have a complaint or inquiry regarding the way USADA is handling or has handled your personal information, complete the form below within three months of when you first learn of the facts giving rise to your complaint or inquiry.  Within 30 days of receipt of your written complaint or inquiry, USADA will provide a response which may include either USADA’s response, a proposed resolution, or a statement regarding any additional time that may be necessary for USADA to address your matter.

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