Pursuant to the World Anti -Doping Code ( “the Code”) and the World Anti -Doping Agency (“WADA”)’s Inte rnational Standard for Testing and Investigations (“ISTI”), ADOs must  have the capability to obtain, assess and process anti -doping intelligence from all available sources in order to help deter and detect doping1, to inform the development of an effectiv e and proportionate test distribution plan2, and/or to form the basis of an investigation into possible anti -doping rule violations  (“ADRV s”).3  The purpose of an anti -doping programme is to protect athletes’ health and right to a fair environment by deterring and catching those individuals who dope with prohibited substances or prohibited methods.