Players earns a good reputation to the country where he belongs. But when it is found that he had used Prohibited Substances and he had achieved all those thing by cheating the world it brings a shame to the country as well and it devastates the dignity of the country. Therefore we have a duty to eliminate this malpractice from our sports and protect Sri Lankan pride and dignity before the world .
Conducting Doping Control Testing of International, National and School Level Players.
Taking Disciplinary Actions against the Players who have been found positive for Prohibited Substances and Prohibited Methods.
Enlightening the Players, Trainers, Coaches, School Children and Parents on the usage and ill effects of Prohibited Substances and Prohibited Methods. Conducting Island wide Seminars and Awareness Programmes on the importance of Anti-doping, ill effects and Doping Control Testing so as to improve their knowledge on it.
In terms of Section 11 of the Act,
Testings
Lectures
Exhibitions
Deliver services under growing stringent fiscal conditions Manage and meet the increasing cost of sample analysis Engage with stake holders, whilst also operating independently Engage in more prolonged complex contested enforcement activities
Enhance the engagement with sports to build anti-doping capability Strengthen the relationship with law enforcement and other regulatory agencies. Expand the intelligence and investigation functions
Identify the increasing sophistication of doping We require adequacy of funding to meet the operational requirements.
