The following Articlesset forth the expectations of the Signatories .22.1 Each government will take all actions and measuresnecessary to comply with the UNESCO Convention.22.2 Each government will encourage all of its publicservices or agencies to share information with Anti-Doping Organization s which would be useful in the114 World Anti-Doping Code •2009fight against doping and where to do so would nototherwise be legally prohibited.22.3 Each government will respect arbitration as thepreferred means of resolving doping-related disputes.22.4 All other governmental involvement with anti-dopingwill be brought into harmony with the Code.22.5 Governments should meet the expectations of thisArticle by January 1, 2010.22.6 Failure by a government to ratify, accept, approve oraccede to the UNESCO Convention by January 1,2010, or to comply with the UNESCO Conventionthereafter may result in ineligibility to bid for Event sas provided  in Articles 20.1.8 (International OlympicCommittee), 20.3.10 (International Federation),and 20.6.6 (Major Event Organization s) and mayresult in additional consequences, e.g., forfeiture ofoffices and positions within WADA ; ineligibility ornon-admission of any candidature to hold anyInternational Event in a  country, cancellation ofInternational Event s; symbolic consequences andother consequences pursuant to the Olympic Charter.Roles &Responsibilities3PARTArticle 22: Involvement of Governments[Comment to Article 22: Mostgovernments cannot be parties to,or be bound by, private non-governmental instruments suchas the Code.