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The Singapore Shooting Association (SSA) has on 11 June 2022 signed the Collective Policy thereby agreeing to at all times:

• Recognise and accept the Anti-Doping Singapore (ADS) as the National Anti-Doping Organisation designated by the Singapore Government as having the responsibility for all doping matters relating to sport in Singapore;
• Accept the Anti-Doping Policy of Singapore and the ADS Anti-Doping Rules, both of which are established in accordance with the World Anti-Doping Code, as the basis for the fight against doping in sport;
• Adopt the Anti-Doping of Singapore and the ADS Anti-Doping Rules either directly or by reference into our governing documents, constitution and/or rules and regulations, and which shall have binding force and effect on our members and Participants; and
• Agree to observe, abide by and implement the provisions of the Anti-Doping Policy of Singapore and the ADS Anti-Doping Rules in respect of our affairs and activities.
  The SSA condemns the use of doping in sport. It recognises the right of all its Athletes to participate in a sport that is free from the misuse of drugs. The SSA is committed to educate, inform and test, as appropriate, participants competing in shooting in Singapore, and representing Singapore, so that it remains a drug-free sport.
  It is a requirement of participation in the sport that all its Athletes, Athlete support personnel and other persons under the jurisdiction of the SSA comply with the Anti-Doping Policy of Singapore and the ADS Anti-Doping Rules set out and published by the SSA and ADS.
  In testing its Athletes, the SSA is committed to handling the management of results in a confidential and accountable manner and to carry out disciplinary procedures where appropriate by the fair and independent process it has agreed with its members and with ADS, its appointed National Anti-Doping Organisation, for the collection of doping control samples. The disciplinary procedure for a contravention of these rules is published in full in the ADS Anti-Doping Rules.