Submission of the 2017 activity report

During a meeting organized at the Ministry of State, the Monegasque Anti-Doping Committee fulfilled the obligation created for it by Article 3 of Sovereign Ordinance No. 15.656 of February 7, 2003, amended in particular by the Sovereign Ordinance No. 5.089 of December 3, 2014, to submit an annual report.

This report, the third drawn up by the Committee since it became in 2015 a private law body with a mission of general interest, was submitted by its Chairman, in the presence of members of its College (from left to right on the photograph of a Dr. Jack Michel, HE Ms. Yvette Lambin-Berti, its President Mr. Philippe Orengo, Mr. Damien Desprat), to Mr. Patrice Cellario, Government Counselor-Minister of the Interior (in the center) .

Going beyond the only textual requirement according to which it must draw up a state of the doping situation and the procedures initiated and closed in a non-nominative manner, this document endeavors to present as completely as possible the way in which the Committee fulfills its missions so that it is for the State a relevant tool for reflection and evaluation and for the public a useful information document.

After an introduction which resituates the 2017 activities of the Committee in the perspective of the two previous years of its three-year mandate which began in 2015, and which recalls the challenges it faces, this report recalls in its first part the evolving legal framework in which it operates. national anti-doping organization. In its second part, devoted to its operational activities, it outlines the tangible elements of its coming to maturity and gives an overview of the doping situation as well as that of the procedures initiated and closed in a non-nominative manner. In its third part, it deals with its budgetary resources and, in its fourth and last part, it sets strategic objectives for the year 2018, in accordance with the Principality's international commitments and the World Anti-Doping Code as well as various international standards. which are an integral part of it

If, as Jean Giraudoux wrote in his essay on “Le Sport” published in 1928, year of the IX^e Olympic Games celebrated in Amsterdam, " Sport consists in delegating to the body some of the strongest virtues of the soul: energy, daring, patience. », The Committee readily endorses these three virtues, as it hopes to have reflected in this report published on this site.