If you work for the Police or Customs, or you are someone else, you can give evidence or information to the Commission. You can do this if you think it will help the Commission follow the anti-doping rules or an integrity code. You can also give evidence or information to help the Commission with an investigation under section 31 or section 32.
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43: Appeal against decision of disciplinary panel, or
"Challenging a disciplinary panel's decision: how to appeal to the Sports Tribunal"
45: Immunities and privileges in relation to giving information or documents to Commission, or
"Protection for people who share information with the Commission during an investigation"
A Police employee, a Customs officer, or any other person may provide evidence or information to the Commission if that person believes that the evidence or information may assist the Commission—
