Overview: Organisation overview

Highlights for 2006-07

Development and piloting of the key elements of a new targeted Education Service Charter, consisting of Pure Performance Outreach Programs, Pure Performance Athlete Workshops and Pure Performance Seminars.
International recognition of the ASADA model for combining testing with investigations to drive Pure Performance in sport.
Formal acceptance by all Australian sporting administration bodies recognised by the Australian Sports Commission, of ASADA's jurisdiction in anti-doping matters.
Completion of ASADA's first major investigation, with athletes and support personnel in the sports of weightlifting and power lifting being found in violation of anti-doping rules for the use, possession or trafficking of prohibited substances including stimulants, steroids and human growth hormone.
Successful completion of 4,264 government-funded tests across 65 sports, and 2,689 user-pay tests, including completion of a 313 test program at the FINA World Swimming Championships in Melbourne.
Ongoing building of new capabilities in investigations, testing, education, information technology, finance and human resources to meet government required outcomes.
Retention of ASADA's ISO 9001:2000 accreditation following an external review of the business.
Establishment of strong information sharing relationships between other government bodies, including the Australian Customs Service, the Therapeutic Goods Administration, the Australian Federal Police, and various State and Territory Police Authorities.