Abstract: . . .  not be used when circulating the application outside the TUEC. Where can is there more about therapeutic use exemptions? The procedures for applying for and granting a TUE are outlined in the International Standard for Therapeutic Use Exemptions, published by WADA. An athlete may also contact the FIH, NA or NADO for more information. RLW: TUE Guide: March 2006  . . .
. . .  Application? A TUE application from an international level athlete or an athlete entered in an international event, will ultimately reach the FIH but should be submitted through the relevant National Hockey Association Page 2 FIH/WADA TUE Guide: Page 2 (NA). Other athletes should check the national procedures with their NA. WADA does not accept TUE . . .
. . .  FIH/WADA TUE Guide: Page 4 What can an athlete do if WADA upholds the granting authority’s decision not to grant the TUE? For athletes applying to an International Federation: the IF decision can be appealed to CAS for a final decision. For athletes applying to a National Anti- Doping Organization: the NADO decision can be appealed to an independent . . .
. . .  granting a TUE are outlined in the International Standard for Therapeutic Use Exemptions, published by WADA. An athlete may also contact the FIH, NA or NADO for more information. RLW: TUE Guide: March 2006  . . .
. . .  application outside the TUEC. Where can is there more about therapeutic use exemptions? The procedures for applying for and granting a TUE are outlined in the International Standard for Therapeutic Use Exemptions, published by WADA. An athlete may also contact the FIH, NA or NADO for more information. RLW: TUE Guide: March 2006  . . .
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