Nev. Admin. Code § 467.584 - Application to become sanctioned drug testing organization for promoter; accompanying information; written determination of Commission; period of validity and renewal; revocation; maintenance and publication of list of approved organizations; submission to Commission of drug test results
1. To become a sanctioned drug testing
organization for a promoter, an organization that administers a drug testing
program must submit to the Commission an application for sanctioning on a form
and in the manner prescribed by the Commission.
2. Except as otherwise provided in subsection
3, an application submitted pursuant to subsection 1 must be accompanied by
each contract entered into by the applicant and the promoter on whose behalf
the applicant administers a drug testing program and evidence satisfactory to
the Commission that:
(a) The sample
collection and testing standards of the applicant and any laboratory associated
with the applicant conform or are comparable to the most recent version of the
International Standard for Testing and Investigations
published by the World Anti-Doping Agency, a copy of which may be obtained free
of charge from the World Anti-Doping Agency at its Internet website at
https://www.wada-ama.org;
and
(b) A laboratory approved by
the Commission pursuant to subsection 3 of NAC 467.570 or approved and
accredited by the World Anti-Doping Agency analyzes all samples or specimens
collected, or directly or indirectly authorized for collection, by the
applicant.
3. An
applicant is not required to submit to the Commission the information required
by subsection 2 if the Commission, in its discretion, authorizes the applicant
to arrange for a representative of the Commission to review that information
and report to the Commission whether the applicant is in compliance with the
provisions of subsection 2.
4.
After receiving a complete application submitted pursuant to subsection 1 and
the accompanying information required by subsection 2 or the report authorized
by subsection 3, the Commission will:
(a)
Determine whether the applicant is qualified to be a sanctioned drug testing
organization; and
(b) Issue a
written statement of its determination to the applicant.
5. An organization that administers a drug
testing program must be sanctioned pursuant to this section for each promoter
for which it administers a drug testing program.
6. The sanctioning of a sanctioned drug
testing organization expires on a date specified by the Commission, which must
be either 1 calendar year after the date on which the Commission approved or
renewed the certification or 2 calendar years after that date. The
certification may be renewed in the manner prescribed by the
Commission.
7. The Commission may
revoke the sanctioning of a sanctioned drug testing organization if the
Commission determines after notice and an opportunity for a hearing that the
organization is not in compliance with the requirements set forth in subsection
2 or any other provision of this chapter.
8. The Commission will maintain and publish
on its Internet website a list containing the name of each sanctioned drug
testing organization.
9. A
sanctioned drug testing organization shall submit to the Commission the results
of each drug test performed on an unarmed combatant by the sanctioned drug
testing organization.
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