Under the Whereabouts Rule, which organization must athletes inform about their location?

Under the Whereabouts Rule, which organization must athletes inform about their location?

• A. WADA
• B. FIFA
• C. IOC
• D. UK Sport

Answer: (A)

The Whereabouts Rule is about anti-doping testing. Athletes must provide a current location and a daily 60-minute window so testers can locate them for out-of-competition tests. This system is coordinated by the global anti-doping body, WADA, which administers the rules and oversees whereabouts information. The other organizations—FIFA and IOC, which run sport events, and UK Sport, a national funding body—do not manage the whereabouts reporting. So WADA is the correct organization.

The Whereabouts Rule is about anti-doping testing. Athletes must provide a current location and a daily 60-minute window so testers can locate them for out-of-competition tests. This system is coordinated by the global anti-doping body, WADA, which administers the rules and oversees whereabouts information. The other organizations—FIFA and IOC, which run sport events, and UK Sport, a national funding body—do not manage the whereabouts reporting. So WADA is the correct organization.