Our city makes every effort to do a good job in the anti-doping admission test of the Provincial Games
Source of information: Municipal Sports Bureau
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In order to thoroughly implement the relevant requirements of the 17th Zhejiang Provincial Games, further consolidate the anti-doping knowledge learning and education of all athletes, coaches and auxiliary personnel, standardize the participating behaviors of all training units in the city, and strive to ensure that the athletes in our city are excited at the Provincial Games. “Zero Occurrences” of Agent Problems. From May 21st to 22nd, the first batch of 26 test centers in the city organized the provincial games anti-doping education qualification access test, involving nearly 1,000 athletes in the provincial games competitions such as track and field, swimming, ball games, chess and so on. and assistants took the test. The arrangement of each examination room was standardized and orderly, and a collective anti-doping oath was taken before the examination.
In order to organize this examination, Zhu Zhongliang, deputy director of the Municipal Sports Bureau, personally led the establishment of a special working group for the entry qualification examination for the anti-doping education of the 17th Provincial Games, carefully formulated the examination plan, coordinated the deployment of examination personnel, arranged At the test site, all training and competition management cadres went to the front line of the county (city, district) to supervise the implementation of the test throughout the process, 100% ensured that the test process was rigorous and standardized, and made a good “first shot” for our city to prepare for the Provincial Games.
In recent years, the Municipal Sports Bureau has resolutely implemented the spirit of General Secretary Xi Jinping’s important instructions to “take a clean gold medal”, continued to maintain a high-pressure situation in anti-doping, resolutely implemented a series of systems and regulations such as the “Anti-Doping Regulations”, and thoroughly implemented the anti-doping regulations of the Provincial Sports Bureau. The list of “seven strong and seven heavy” responsibilities for doping work will continue to make efforts from three aspects: organizational leadership, publicity and education, and discipline supervision. The whole system, chain, and approach focus on risks, consolidate responsibilities, stick to the red line, and ensure that all sports in the city are unshakable. Team doping incident “zero occurrence”. The Municipal Sports Bureau will take this admission test as an opportunity to further pay attention to and strengthen the assessment and evaluation of anti-doping education work, and unswervingly focus on the details and lead to in-depth work.
According to the arrangement of the Anti-Doping Center of the Provincial Sports Bureau, this test will last until May 27, and it is expected that more than 1,700 people will take the test in our city.
