Speed Skate World- By Peter Doucet- Online Since 1999

Check out WADA’s Code Compliance Report, in particular the first link of the Code Compliance Report- reading what’s on page 5 and 12 of the document, Roller Sports still has some work to do-

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

WADA acknowledges the general progress towards Code compliance and congratulates the signatories for their efforts in this respect.

In the upcoming months, WADA will keep providing assistance and guidance to all signatories, in particular to those who are non-compliant with the 2003 Code, in order to help them in becoming compliant with the revised Code which will enter in force on 1 January 2009.

In accordance with Code articles 23.4 of the Code, WADA recommends that the Foundation Board declare non-compliant the following signatories:

1) International Federations

• Olympic IFs: Gymnastics (FIG), Wrestling (FILA), Volleyball (FIVB), Handball (IHF) and Modern Pentathlon (UIPM) for not having show evidence of the establishment of a consistent Out-of-Competition program;
• IOC recognized IFs: Air Sports (FAI), Bandy (FIB), Chess (FIDE), Motorcycling (FIM), Polo (FIP), Bowling (FIQ), Roller Sports (FIRS), Cricket (ICC), Sumo (IFS), Surfing (ISA), Water Ski (IWSF), Wushu (IWUF), Tug of War (TWIF), Mountaineering and Climbing (UIAA), Bridge (WBF) and Billiards Sports (WCBS) for not having show evidence of the establishment of a consistent Out-of-Competition program;
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• Non-IOC recognized GAISF members: Angling (CIPS), Sambo (FIAS), Kendo (FIK), Draughts (FMJD), Aikido (IAF), Casting (ICSF), Dragon Boat (IDBF), Fistball (IFA), American Football (IFAF), Muaythai (IFMA), Sleddog (IFSS), Go (IGF), Sepaktakraw (ISTAF), Ju-Jitsu (JJIF), Darts (WDF) and Flying Disc (WFDF) for not having show evidence of the establishment of a consistent Out-of-Competition program;