https://www.wada-ama.org/en/prohibited-list 

European Boxing is committed to clean sport.

It voluntarily accepts and adopts the provisions of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Code and has delegated its entire clean sport activities to the the International Testing Agency (ITA) which provides all of European Boxing’s anti-doping services including:

• In-competition and out-of-competition testing
• Independent results management
• The management of Athlete Biological Passports (ABPs) for boxers and the processing of Therapeutic Use Exemptions (TUEs)
• Investigations and responses to information shared confidentially through the ITA’s secure reporting platform REVEAL
• The design and delivery of an anti-doping education plan to support the values of clean sport and contribute to the prevention of doping, in-line with WADA’s International Standard for Education

All of the clean sport activities delivered by the ITA on behalf of European Boxing are in strict compliance with the WADA Code and its International Standards, with the ITA’s dedicated Regulatory Compliance unit ensuring full compliance with the mandatory rules. Any potential anti-doping rule violations arising from the anti-doping program are subject to independent results management by the ITA.

In the event of an anti-doping violation arising, European Boxing has agreed to delegate adjudication to the Anti-Doping Division of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS AAD), a separate entity of the CAS which deals solely with Anti-doping hearings. 

It means that CAS ADD is the first instance authority to adjudicate on all alleged violations (detected by the ITA anti-doping processes delivered on behalf of European Boxing) and will decide on the appropriate sanction for any breach of the rules. European Boxing will abide by any decision issued by CAS AAD.

By delegating its testing and education program to the ITA and the adjudication process to CAS ADD, all of its member National Federations and their boxers, can be sure that European Boxing is doing everything possible to promote and deliver clean sport and that all activities and decisions in this area are free of interference and subject to independent third-party oversight.