The ASC recognised NSOs and NSODs are responsible for:

• adopting, implementing and enforcing anti-policies that are compliant with the World Anti-Doping Code (Code) and have been approved by the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA);
• accepting the jurisdiction of, and cooperating with, ASADA in relation to possible violations of an NSO/NSOD’s anti-doping policy;
• complying with all obligations of a sporting administration body and NSOs and NSODs specified under the ASADA legislative framework; and
• applying sanctions to athletes and athlete support personnel in accordance with applicable anti-doping policies;
• supporting and assisting Anti-Doping organisations, including ASADA to conduct Doping Control;
• making their anti-doping policy available to members, athletes and athlete support personnel and persons;
• developing and implementing anti-doping drug education and information programs for athletes and athlete support personnel;
• immediately referring all instances of possible Anti-Doping Rule Violations to ASADA for investigation;
• requiring all athletes and athlete support personnel within their jurisdiction to be bound by the NSO/NSOD’s Anti-Doping Policy; and
• ensuring that at all times the NSO/NSOD has the authority to enforce its anti-doping policy.