Sports Tribunal Act 2006

Preliminary provisions

3: Purpose

You could also call this:

"The purpose of the Sports Tribunal Act is to keep sports fair and honest in New Zealand."

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The purpose of the Sports Tribunal Act is to keep the Tribunal as an independent body. You can think of the Tribunal like a group that makes decisions on certain sports matters. The Tribunal is in charge of implementing the World Anti-Doping Code in New Zealand. This means they help make sure sports in New Zealand follow the rules to prevent doping. The Tribunal also hears, considers, and decides on other sports-related matters that involve integrity, which means being honest and fair.

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Part 1Preliminary provisions

3Purpose

  1. The purpose of this Act is to continue the Tribunal as an independent body charged with—

  2. implementing the World Anti-Doping Code in New Zealand; and
    1. hearing, considering, and determining other sports-related and integrity matters.
      Notes
      • Section 3: replaced, on , by section 64 of the Integrity Sport and Recreation Act 2023 (2023 No 48).