DownloadReport on performance
Our performance reporting is based on our outcome and output structure.
Outcome and output structure
As shown in Figure 3, ASADA has three outputs contributing to achieve one outcome.
The value of sport to all members of the community diminishes when athletes employ prohibited doping practices. Such practices are contrary to the rules of sport and the ethos of good sportsmanship. To deter athletes from using prohibited doping practices, ASADA provides
a comprehensive anti-doping program for the Australian sports community.
The Deterrence, Detection and Enforcement outputs reflect the Australian Government’s comprehensive approach to eliminating doping in Australian sport. Deterrence is achieved through the provision of education, communication, and advocacy services. Detection is achieved through the coordinated implementation of a program of testing and investigations. Enforcement is achieved through managing adverse and non-adverse analytical findings and the presentation of cases arising from its findings to a sporting tribunal, committee, or other hearing body.
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Output change
In 2007–08, there were no changes to our outcome or outputs. Quantity measures for the Deterrence Program were reduced since 2006–07, removing detailed operational measures regarding hotline calls and use of the ASADA website that are more appropriately reflected in ASADA’s internal business plans.