well antidoping agencies executive committee unanimously endorsed the recommendation made by the independent compline sure view committee the russian anti doping agency to be declared non-compliant for the world and people ping code for a paedo of 4 years the c.r.c. recommendation which was derived from the reports of what us intelligence and investigations and external for n.z. experts critic looted the moscow dr was intentionally of to prior to one flyover it was being forensic lee copied by wired up in january 2800 therefore the year aside on a reinstatement condition shortage where a good week agreed by the wider executive committee in september 2800 were not fulfilled in the washer dr was neither complete nor authentic along with the recommended ation the executive committee in dos the cd's of strong country currencies and conditions of reinstatement in accordance with international standard for code compliance by signatories the i asked yes which to fake in april 28th to. the consequences include the binding of russia from the olympics paralympics and world championships run by all cod

cough on the outcomes of the water meeting that took place unless everyone knows probably the executive committee will be to. take back the status given previously to the russian anti-doping agency probably their decision was quite predictable for of the whole history every decision that compliance committee made was later on adopted by the executive committee and so what are the next steps that russia is going to make and this question goes to the minister for support so like to thank you for being open and ready for discussion for coming here at such a short notice and this purse conference is here for you we used to work with you really have time to organize it but we're here thank you for that may you say couple of words about the format of the today's obviously with the go or indeed as we agreed. what we all missing officer was his decision has been announced i've come here on purpose there is a lot of speculation in the media a lot of rumors opinions. on confirmed information and like to report on what has been done i'd like to you know answer our position concerning the decision by the wat

leading members of wada's executive committee have been explaining to us in this hotel in central lausannecame to this decision to ban russia for four yea rs. decision to ban russia for four years. it is because russia are repeat offenders. they have again been found to be covering up positive drugs tests. as to the punishment, they think they have got the balance right, they think that there were calls for a total ban on athletes and officials but that would have been unfair on those competitors who are untainted by the doping conspiracy, so they have banned the russian flag, a russian anthem, leading sports and officials from next year's 0lympics anthem, leading sports and officials from next year's olympics in tokyo and other big sporting events. what happens next is down to russia, because they have 21 days to lodge an appeal, and then it goes to the court of arbitration for sport, and that could take us right up until the tokyo 0lympics. that could take us right up until the tokyo olympics. the final decision will be with them and it will then go to the individual governing bodies, fi

today the world anti-doping agency's executive committee unanimously endorsed the recommendation made by the independent compline sure view committee the russian anti doping agency be declared non-compliant plus old and keep hoping code for a paedo of 4 years the c.r.c. a recommendation which was derived from the reports of intelligence and investigations and external for n.z. gauge could include the moscow doctor was intentionally altered prior to one file it was being forensic lee copied by wired up in january 2800 therefore the year aside on a reinstatement condition shortage where a good week agreed by the wider executive committee in september 28th were not fulfilled in that.

our reporter alex capstick has been in lausanne where wada's executive committee made their decisionading members of while the‘s executive committee have explained to us in this hotel in central notts and the reason they came to this decision to ban russia for four yea rs decision to ban russia for four years is because russia are repeat offenders. they have found to be covering our positive drug tests. as to the punishment, they think they have the balance right, that ape—like ban and the world calls for ape—like ban and the world calls for a total ban on athletes and officials, that would have been unfairon the officials, that would have been unfair on the competitors who were untainted by the doping conspiracy. so they have banned the russian flag, russian anthem, leading sports official, leading government officials from next year's olympics, and other big sporting events. what happens next is down to russia, they have 21 days in which they can lodge an appeal. then it will go to the court of arbitration, which could ta ke court of arbitration, which could take us right up until

but things don't look like they will be fine as they stand the executive committee of the world anti-doping agency wada led by outgoing president craig reedy looks likely to implement the ban recommended by their panel of experts which would exclude russia from international sporting competitions for 4 years if that happens be and then pick committee would be forced to follow suit. if there is a decision being issued to according to the. tour the world and there will be no code. it's a mandatory for the i.o.c. but what exact shape the measure would take is yet to be decided some athletes are calling for a tough sanction in the form of a blanket ban on russian participation but the i.o.c. has said it would be willing to allow russian athletes who can prove that they're clean to compete under a neutral flag in that case hopefuls like anastacio fessor called it might not be able to represent their country but they could still take part at the games. and just in the last few minutes we've gotten confirmation from the world anti-doping agency and it has gone along with that recommendation meanin

that's really what the advisory committees will do together as a team. and that executive council will start to say what do we want to accomplish next, now that we have this in place. >> it's a fine balance. i think i have heard a lot of criminal justice advocates talk about it. i think our executive board, and i know -- what i love about our c.i.o. linda, she sees a void and wants to fix it. i think the void is we need, what we had justice started in 1999 with with a case, it was started under the mayor's criminal justice council. that department doesn't exist today. we need a champion to deal with the policy. we need like -- the reason i transferred it to the department of technology, because we have technology problems and solutions and data sharing that we need to focus on. the policy aspect of it is what we're trying to avoid there. that's what we need to focus a bit on. >> supervisor yee: and i think, supervisor stefani, why i keep on bringing this issue of governance up is about basically the yeses you're asking. what are the policies and, you know, it's something t

yes he actually doesn't change much but it is of course of huge significance wilder's executive committee the world anti-doping agency was always likely to take on board what had been recommended by the investigations by the compliance committee that saw there was still this problem with russian data still beyond the suspicion evidence the lab samples have been tampered with that the russians were refusing to comply and therefore there was very little option but for them to recommend a buy in for russia and water of course needed to put this plan in place but it's the politics that then comes into play that is crucial in this with all of these major events coming up including of course the olympics in tokyo next year what are we likely to say again we're likely to say neutral athletes from russia but that will comprise a huge amount that are perceived to be clean and people will effectively know that that is russia's total what's missing is the flag the anthem the people now that is russia competing where i think it becomes more intriguing is the hosting of events will that caus russia pr

committees, has it been working? how many times have the principles met -- being responsible for the governance and policy decisions? >> a frequency as to how often the executive board meets? that is four times a year. that schedule is already sent out and agreed to by the criminal justice and public safety heads for all of 2020. the advisory committees meet on somewhat of a different schedule , so operations and maintenance is every two weeks because they're handling more of the day-to-day tactical issues that come up. architecture and data sharing is monthly, and those are not just meetings to meet, those are work product meetings where we actually worked through the issues of the work that is being performed in between the actual all of us coming together in one room meeting. and then we have systems and large projects. >> somebody mentioned about the decision and in regards to this system and gearing up and thinking about the budget, has that been taken into consideration yet? -- there maybe additional issues that surface as we move through. the initial investment for the technology side of the world was under $50,000 to get that data and to a sharing stat

on behalf of the executive committee, i would like to thank the members of the crc for their expert ands well as the compliance review committee for the exceptional and tremendous work? thank you very much for your thoughts. i'd like to highlight that the decision today is important for the decision today is important for the anti—doping system. it is very important that those recommendations we re important that those recommendations were approved by all the members and it's also worth mentioning that previously this decision was consulted in different regions a couple of days ago, in europe we had a meeting where all european countries, members of the council of europe, of course except russia, supported those recommendations. a unanimous decision today is a good sign for the future of anti—doping. what is important in the decision todayis that... for those who have nothing to do with the doping scandal in russia. innocent athletes. one of the most important objectives of wada is to protect clean athletes. the work is not done yet. we need to focus on the implementation of crc recomme

take turns walking in each other's footsteps so our board of directors which we now call our executive committee rotates over time. there are many colleagues who hoof served in the role of president and we have a few colleagues that have been in the executive director although we don't have one right now. by taking turns, we continue as a unified organization but our complexion changes slightly and highlights different talents and capacities as we change leaders. one of the wonderful things about the board of rabbis is that we support each other as rabbis while serving the greater community, both the jewish community and interfaith community. >> i know it is a big question, but just on the face of it, why is it important in any community that faith leaders, rabbis, priests, ministers, pastors, actually come together unto themselves? why is that important both to in our case rabbis, clergy and the community itself in our case the jewish community, but why should a community let's say care about that? >> well, i think it is incredibly important in the jewish community for reasons that also relate

that are part of the executive committee to be willing -- willing to compromise and to do something that is good for the common good. and be less focused on just their own department. this is a bigger picture than one particular department. and we need leadership from the department heads. so i'll end it at that. and thank you very much. so can i ask that you -- >> clerk: let's see if there's public comment on this item. is there any public comment on this item? i will say words about public comment. speakers will have two minutes. we ask you state your first and last name clearly and speak directly into the microphone. if you've prepared a written statement, you're encouraged to leave a copy with the clerk. for applause or booing is permitted in in the interest of time, avoid repetition of previous statements. come on up. >> oh, ken richard. did anyone take the initial report of requesting a coroner's inquest into the matter that was cited earlier, regarding the woman who may have been murdered by a known individual. also do any fines attach to noncompliance as far as turnover fire

we are told labour's ruling national executive committee will meet in the first week of january, to decidethere are already a number of familiar names in the fray. rebecca long—bailey, keir starmer, and angela rayner, who've all held senior positions on corbyn‘s front bench. there's also lisa nandy the mp from wigan, and jess phillips, the mp for birmingham yardley both backbench mps and then emily thornberry who's been the shadow foreign secretary since 2016. there are other labour mps david lammy and clive lewis who are circling but it is early days. let's speak now to sienna rodgers, editor of the labourlist website. we have just put out some of the names, how are you handicapping this? it looks at the moment if keir starmer, the shadow brexit secretary and rebecca long—bailey are definitely the front runners. we ran a survey definitely the front runners. we ran a survey that is not totally scientific but it did predictjeremy corbyn‘s rise in 2015, before anybody expected that. it showed keir starmer was at the stop and so was rebecca long—bailey and so was angela rayner. but it seems a

it has found itself in recently on the 9th of december the executive committee. has taken unprecedented decision to ban the russian from all the major isps already advanced. and collude olympic games paralympic games and. dream summer and the reason for its decision was. that on the we. respond to the demands to the road map moscow anti-doping agency and all the information that they handed over to the world anti-doping agency. they were deprived of their rights so they were. but the contrary. i have suffered from the sanction this side. and my question is what it means to me what athletes need to do and how the nation russians or it is going to develop in such a complicated and tough situation think you. respond to your question in the past. and some saying that i saw. what thing i missed something when i was responding to the previous question but it will go back to you put 1st a few things. we did primary we wheel. additionally. to. the top of what we have. 550000000000 rubles on top of what we have national project. 550000000000 we will help to purchase. new

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aboard and it's up to the supervisory board to pause a decision that in response to orders executive committees decision so. let him do the job he has them and. was supposed to provide the database. he didn't he was reluctant to be part of the job. ok let's move to the center now. thank you very much an r t. color guard who said that the because asians. towards russian officials well there are none but that decision has been made and we have what we have it's pretty goes as far as the court what are the arguments what are the facts that russia can lay forward to let me defend its case and another question in 4 years what a may find some other reason to believe this a there will be more questions more reasons or maybe more facts to punish russia in some other way don't you think so i think. there's a little bit of procrastination in 5 years have passed several generations of athletes have been there i don't say that which. does not need their grievances and they. passed a ruling concerning russians in the government officials i think we've had enough evidence. but there are technical. issues rel

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blatant breach by the russian authorities of reciters reinstatement conditions approved by the executive committee in september 28th and demand it a robust response russia has afforded every opportunity to get its house in order and to rejoin the global antidoping community for the good of its us each and for the integrity of sport but it shows in stage a different route to talk about that i'm joined now by up and he's an expert on doping in sport see is the journalist who 1st broke the story on government sponsored doping in russia it's good to have you back on the program we've talked many times about this situation in russia now we're looking at a 4 year ban for the country does this punishment in your opinion does it fit the crime if you will. some people would say as it's not enough. should have been imposed total ban for russia as a nation because i think this worst case scenario doping of cheating of corruption sports must have a consequentialist is on the same level but i would say is this is a real hitting that says a russian so russian sports so little because escalates from that country

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the sanctions need to be approved by wada's executive committee on monday. 0ur moscow correspondent sarahmes in russian sport, professional athletes training hard but unsure what lies ahead. anna's won multiple medals for her country, but russia is now sliding towards a 4—year ban from global sport, the latest twist in the doping scandal. i practice hard and istillam training. and i'm just trying to focus on this, because that's the area that i can control. the problems go back to the 2014 sochi 0lympics. for russia, for president putin, the games were a display of strength, superiority. singing but the proud party ended in a huge hangover. this scientist turned whistleblower on a massive doping scheme that he'd been at the heart of. yury ganus was part of the clean—up act. under him, russia's anti—doping agency has been praised for a new zero—tolerance approach. but to return fully to the sporting fold, russia had to hand over a database of athletes‘ test results. thousands of entries were deleted. yeah. thousands? thousands, thousands. now, russian athletes face even greater sanctions.

reach by the russian authorities should respond as reinstatement conditions approved by the executive committee in september 28th and demand it a robust response russia has afforded every opportunity to get its house in order to rejoin the global anti doping community for the good of its us each and for the integrity of sport but you chose instead a different route well joining me now from toronto was richard mclaren he is the independent investigator who authored the 2016 reports on doping which led to russian's original suspension he joins me tonight on the road as we see there in toronto mr mclaren it's good to have you on the program let's for the sake of fairness here russia has condemned the ruling as excessive and says it's more evidence of anti i russia hysteria what's your reaction to that. their russian reset never really accepted what was in that art 'd and dad this is just a can secure way ringback . it looks like we lost signal there mr mclaren can you hear me. ok well we apologize for that i guess he's on the road in toronto when we lost that signal there with mr mclaren are movin

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the sanctions need to be approved by wada's executive committee on monday. 0ur moscow correspondent sarahare nervous times in russian sport, professional athletes training hard but unsure what lies ahead. anna's won multiple medals for her country, but russia is now sliding towards a 4—year ban from global sport, the latest twist in the doping scandal. i practice hard and istillam training. and i'm just trying to focus on this, because that's the area that i can control. the problems go back to the 2014 sochi 0lympics. for russia, for president putin, the games were a display of strength, superiority. singing but the proud party ended in a huge hangover. this scientist, turned whistleblower on a massive doping scheme that he'd been at the heart of. yury ganus was part of the clean—up act. under him, russia's anti—doping agency has been praised for a new zero—tolerance approach. but to return fully to the sporting fold, russia had to hand over a database of athletes' test results. thousands of entries were deleted. yeah. thousands? thousands, thousands. now, russian athletes face even grea

the legal points 1st of all jonathan taylor who spoke a lot today's meeting on behalf of the executive committee of water he said those who could prove their innocence should not be punished those who could prove their innocence that goes flies completely in the face of the presumption of innocence principle a legal principle adopted all around the world recognised by the united nations can want to do that and is it even if it can is that fair and just. this is a difficult question to ask to answer him thank you for having me on the program it is unfair to a certain extent to actually ask anderson not less to demonstrate they're not implicated by the noncompliance of should they wish to complete those nutrients better than a person might have been must remain here with the world anti-doping agency being the persecuting authority over such and such innocent awful it should not be in a position where they have to demonstrate usually we have to ration about an impractical variance well they're not implicated in my opinion again respect for limits of science against fairness and justice and sense th

russia did everything possible we strictly followed the roadmap developed by waters the executive committee we gave them the limb was database raw files and a be athletes samples i would strongly propose to participate in the investigation and provide information but it was all rejected russian experts explain why they think this happened. in this case we think that during its probe what is intelligence investigations department tried by all means not to undermine trust in the information provided by the whistleblower and the conclusions made by mr mclaren and now a final decision on the case will be made on december the 9th in paris russia could now face a 4 year ban from the whole thing major sports competitions and clean athletes made to compete under troll flak. we are not insisting that absolutely all of our athletes stayed clean there is also a chance some of them adopt if you prove it about a specific athlete he will of course not go to the olympic games in this case it would be a fair sanction for a person is not broke one has rules but if you want to keep the whole country from par

be collective affecting people who have nothing to do with certain violations of the law and executive committee confirmed on monday that rush will be banned for allegedly manipulating the data we'll bring you more on that story after this short break. to globalization the dollars a share you know what is happening in the world is kind of drifting apart in a lot of different ways we look into it because there's an economic force behind it as always. welcome back and to our other headline news russia has been banned from all major sporting events for the next 4 years by the world anti-doping agency according to walter moscow is being punished for tampering with a database of test results from athletes. it was at the water press conference in love. what are officials announcing a unilateral decision over a 4 year ban on russia taking part in major sporting events during that period meaning that russian athletes won't be able to compete and the ban over russia nor will they be able to fly the russian flag at those major events those major events could include tokyo 2020 and also the world athletics

the sanctions need to be approved by wada's executive committee on monday. 0ur moscow correspondent sarahthese are nervous times in russian sport. professional athletes training hard but unsure what lies ahead. anna has won multiple medals for her country but russia is now sliding towards a four—year ban from global sport. the latest twist in the doping scandal. i practice hard and i still am training and i'm just trying to focus on this because it is the area i can control. the problems go back to the 201a sochi 0lympics. for russia, for president putin, the games were a display of strength, superiority but the proud party ended in a huge hangover. this scientist, grigory rodchenkov, turned whistle—blower on a massive doping scheme that he had been at the heart of. yuri ganus was part of the clean—up act. under him, russia's anti—doping agency has been praised for its new zero tolerance approach but to return fully to the sporting fold, russia had to hand over a database of athletes test results. thousands of entries were deleted? yes. thousands, thousands. now russian athletes face even

story russia did everything possible we strictly followed the brute map developed by wanderers executive committee we gave them the l r m s darter base rule for o's and a b athletes samples we strongly proposed to participate in an investigation and provide information but it was always rejected like or recovering just for a moment as long running story 2 years ago water received a 2015 moscow lab database from a whistle blower that a year after that russia was asked to provide authentic samples and an electronic data and it was supposed to be the final step in reinstating the country's and he doping agency didn't work out that moscow complied with those conditions in january but just last month water after comparing the 2 copies ruled that russia had in fact they say removed hundreds of adverse findings and originally appeared in the 2015 copy they had of the russian probe again that's the credibility of the whistleblowers version here. it wasn't hurt us with what chunk of had this database and he could manipulate it we in any way up to 2016 there were 400 entries into this start a base from abro

the sanctions need to be approved by wada's executive committee on monday. 0ur moscow correspondent sarahian sport, professional athletes training hard but not sure of what is ahead. anna has won multiple medals for her country, but russia is now sliding towards a four—year ban from global sport, the latest twist in the doping scandal. i practice hard, and still i am training. and i am just going to focus on this, because that is the area that i can control. the scandal began with the 2014 sochi 0lympics. for russia, for president putin, the games were a display of strength, superiority. but the proud party ended in a huge hangover. yury ganus was part of the clean—up act. under him, russia's anti—doping agency has been praised for a new zero—tolerance approach. but, to return fully to the sporting fold, russia had to hand over a database of athletes‘ test results. thousands of entries were deleted. yes. thousands? thousands, thousands. now, russian athletes face greater sanctions. yury has come under pressure for speaking out, but he insists those officials responsible for this crisis sh

wada's executive committee met today and voted unanimoulsy to impose the ban, after russia's own anti—dopingd to have manipulated laboratory data. athletes who can prove they are clean will be allowed to compete under a neutralflag — but wada felt they had no choice but to take strong action. i think the change of behaviour that is required from whoever it is in russia that has caused all this to happen, i'm not optimistic at all that that will change. they have had three swings at the bat, struck out three swings at the bat, struck out three times. duplicity, deceit and deception exhibited isjust three times. duplicity, deceit and deception exhibited is just beyond the pale. and i think it's an embarrassment to the athletes in the world that now at this stage they are fighting for the rights of their clea n are fighting for the rights of their clean athletes, as they call them meanwhile we have restored all the detail which could either exonerate them find that they are guilty. so that within itself is another layer of deception. after beating andy ruinunior to win back his three world heav