Performance-enhancing drugs are banned in sport to ensure a fair competition to all athletes. It wouldn’t be fair if an athlete who had worked extremely hard to reach his natural performance and was then cheated on by a competitor who was diagnosed later as using drugs to enhance his sporting ability. Imagine coming in second place to a drugged enhanced athlete, who

Athletes need to be made aware, especially through the International Olympic Committee, that it will not be tolerated. Therefore they will continue to be made aware of the consequences through perhaps a personally addressed IOC letter/newsletter sent to participating athletes/managers on a regular basis. It should also be pointed out the damaging health effects of drug consumption. Perhaps also in this letter it should also be stressed the penalties that will be incurred, such as large monetary fines that could be imposed to diffuse their use in all competitions, and future non-participation in all sporting events could be a deterrent. It can be proposed that TV Media, Radio, newspaper, Internet could also spell it out loud and clear, so that athletes and their managers, as well as up and coming athletes will also be made aware of the high price to pay for participating in the taking of drugs.

By enforcing that all enhancing drugs be banned, we create a positive effect on society and the future of the sporting world. We have faith that our athletes are competing naturally and performing their personal best. Australia has a strong spirit for our athletes because we do so well in competition and our athletes do not condone the use of drugs to achieve ar

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