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Dispute Resolution Secretariat (Tribunal)
Doping Tribunal
If you’ve received a Notice of Charge from Sport Integrity Canada wish to Request a hearing before the SDRCC Doping Tribunal, please contact our case managers to obtain the relevant forms and filing instructions.
Review the following resources to help you prepare:
- Canadian Sport Dispute Resolution Code – outlines the SDRCC’s procedural rules;
- The Canadian Anti-Doping Program (CADP);
- The list of Doping Tribunal Arbitrators;
- Legal Representatives and Pro Bono Program;
- I Tested Positive? How to Respond to a Possible Anti-Doping Rule Violation;
- Sport Solution Clinic – an AthletesCAN program offering free legal support to national team athletes.
Who may Qualify for the Anti-Doping Legal Aid Program?
If the Sport Integrity Canada has notified you (an athlete or other person) of an anti-doping rule violation that carries an asserted period of ineligibility of four (4) years, you may be eligible for the SDRCC Anti-Doping Legal Aid Program.
If you haven’t been contacted yet, contact our case managers to confirm whether you qualify for this service.
Need Help?
If you have questions about the SDRCC, its services, or this forms, please contact us at tribunal@crdsc-sdrcc.ca .
While SDRCC staff cannot provide legal advice, they can offer general guidance on the SDRCC’s administrative procedures.
This overview does not constitute legal advice. It is intended only to explain how the SDRCC operates.
If any part of this overview differs from the Canadian Sport Dispute Resolution Code or any applicable rules, regulations, or laws, those official sources will prevail.
