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Bill on prevention of doping in sports adopted
Belgrade,
24 September 2014
The Serbian government adopted at its session today the Bill on prevention of doping in sports, which is in line with international regulations and the new World Anti-Doping Code, which comes into force next year.
This will enable our athletes to have unhindered participation in major international competitions, as athletes from countries that do not harmonise their anti-doping rules with the provisions of the World Code will not be eligible to participate.
It will also allow Serbia to continue being organiser of international competitions. The government adopted the Bill on amendments to the Law on public property, which extends the deadline for registration of public property from three to five years.
It will also allow Serbia to continue being organiser of international competitions. The government adopted the Bill on amendments to the Law on public property, which extends the deadline for registration of public property from three to five years.
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