The Australian International Shooting Limited has a strong view on drugs in sport and the Policy controlling this is the WADA compliant AISL - Anti-Doping Policy. The latest from ISSF re: ATUEs  /  TUE Changes  /  Declaration of Use

Note: that ISSF's anti doping policy does not include a mutual recognition clause. ISSF's anti doping policy overrules AISL's anti doping policy. International competitors who may be subject to ISSF rules of the conflict in conditions and that the ISSF anti doping policy does not include a mutual recognition clause but in fact requires that ISSF consider all TUE applications for all international athletes competing at ISSF events (clause 5.5.3.2).

• Athlete Whereabouts Form
• Athlete Whereabouts Bulletin (Information)
• Athlete Anti Doping Info (ASADA site)
  
  

Travel Thoughts

Those intending to compete internationally should be aware of the following information. As always this is general advice and should be discussed with your personal doctor, bearing in mind the use of prescription drugs.

Travel Requirements

Whilst travelling it is a requirement that the airline and possibly the country you are passing through and to, may require notification of your carriage of target guns. In all cases check with the airline and/or travel agent as to what is required. Those travelling as a Team should check with their Manager.