Doping Control Station
IIHF Divisions World Championships · Host Regulations · Championship Planning · Event Venues And Facilities
18.1The Host shall provide a Doping Control Station (the “DCS”) with a minimum size of 10 m², excluding the waiting room and the toilets, as close as possible to the ice rink and the players’ dressing rooms. The room shall be connected to the dressing rooms with rubber floor matting.
18.2The DCS shall be equipped as follows:
a.Wi-Fi;
b.Secure and lockable rooms;
c.Two (2) tables and five (5) chairs;
d.One (1) separate toilet and wash basin, adjacent to the DCS, equipped with mirrors, which shall be big enough for the player and a witness being inside at same time during the sample collection procedure;
e.One (1) table for the sample collection vessel selection;
f.One (1) lockable refrigerator for storing the doping control samples;
g.One (1) secure and lockable cabinet for the storage of forms; and
h.One (1) bed for players during blood sample collection.
18.3The Host shall ensure that the Doping Control Station (“DCS”) is set up at least two (2) days prior to the beginning of the Championship and that the DC equipment is placed in a secure locked cabinet within the DCS.
18.4If requested by the IIHF, the Host shall be responsible for assigning a security person to control the movement of people in and out of the DCS.
18.5The Host shall provide a separate waiting room which shall be next to or adjacent to the DCS. The DCS waiting room shall be equipped as follows:
a.Six (6) chairs; and
b.One (1) refrigerator for non-alcoholic drinks in sealed bottles.