CLEAN : French sports minister backs anti doping

The video discusses the new global anti-doping code, emphasizing the importance of non-analytical evidence and Europe's significant role in the fight against doping. It highlights the proportionality of sanctions for non-specified substances like cannabis and stresses the need to protect athletes' privacy. The video also mentions the evolution of the code towards more intelligent controls.

What is the primary focus of the new anti-doping code?

• To focus solely on blood tests

• To increase the number of tests conducted

• To ensure transparency and evidence-based approaches

• To reduce the cost of anti-doping measures

How is Europe contributing to the global anti-doping efforts?

• By reducing funding to the World Anti-Doping Agency

• By being a major financial supporter and having a strong voice

• By ignoring the new anti-doping code

• By focusing only on local sports events

What is the significance of non-analytical evidence in anti-doping?

• It replaces all other forms of evidence

• It is only used in Europe

• It helps in converging practices globally

• It is not considered important

What is the stance on privacy in the context of anti-doping?

• Privacy is not a concern

• Athletes' data should be limited to anti-doping purposes

• Data should be shared with all sports organizations

• Athletes' data can be used for any purpose

What is the approach towards substances like cannabis in the new code?

• They are encouraged for recreational use

• Sanctions are proportional for non-specified substances

• They are completely banned

• They are ignored