Ioc Seeks Uniform Drug Code

Mon., Sept. 1, 1997

Compiled From Wire Services

The International Olympic Committee acknowledged that an agreement, signed with great fanfare in 1994 to harmonize anti-doping rules in all Olympic sports, hasn’t worked.

IOC director general Francois Carrard said the IOC executive board will propose that all Olympic sports federations adopt a single medical code that will clarify and simplify doping matters.

If all 28 summer and seven winter federations agree to the document, it should be adopted by the end of 1998 and put into place in time for the 2000 Summer Games in Sydney.

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