]ARTICLE 18 EducationWorld Anti-Doping Code 2021111Signatories shall make their Education plans available to other Signatories upon request in order to avoid duplication of efforts where possible and to support the recognition process outlined in the International Standard for Education.An Anti-Doping Organization’s  Education program shall include the following awareness, information, values-based and Education components which shall at a minimum be available on a website.98• Principles and values associated with clean sport•  Athletes’, Athlete Support Personnel’s  and other groups’ rights and responsibilities under the Code• The principle of Strict Liability•  Consequences of doping, for example, physical and mental health, social and economic effects, and sanctions• Anti-doping rule violations• Substances and Methods on the Prohibited List • Risks of supplement use• Use of medications and Therapeutic Use Exemptions•  Testing procedures, including urine, blood and the Athlete Biological Passport•  Requirements of the Registered Testing Pool, including whereabouts and the use of ADAMS• Speaking up to share concerns about doping98 [Comment to Article 18.2: Where, for example, a particular National Anti-Doping Organization does not have its own website, the required information may be posted on the website of the country’s National Olympic Committee or other organization responsible for sport in the country.