Today, the fate of the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA). His rights are restored - 9 out of 12 members of the executive committee of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) voted for,. However, this decision may be temporary. It is possible that after some time RUSADA will again be selected as an official status. While his hands are untied, however, if the Russian agency does not comply with the WADA regulations, it will again get bogged down in the sanctuary swamp. For example, one of the conditions concerns full access to the data of the Moscow Anti-Doping Laboratory. The verification of the base that WADA requires to be acquired before the end of the year should be completed no later than June 30, 2019. Otherwise, RUSADA risks its status. "Because these conditions are critical and lead to a status of non-compliance. Under the new standard, they are submitted for consideration by the Compliance Committee, and then the Executive Committee will vote for non-compliance, "a source in WADA told TASS.. However, the repeated removal was threatened by the head of the agency Craig Reedy. "If the terms are broken, then the executive committee again recognizes RUSADA as inappropriate to the code," he warned.. The meeting, which discussed the return of the license RUSADA, was held in the Seychelles, recalls the "360". Meanwhile, September 14, it became known about the positive response of WADA. In exchange, Russia agreed with the findings of the report of the McLaren Commission, which insisted on the availability of a doping system at the state level.

In addition, WADA will open access to the "untreated data" of the Moscow Anti-Doping Laboratory, which will identify suspicious samples. Doping scandal flared up after the report of Richard McLaren, which is based on the testimony of the former head of the Moscow Anti-Doping Laboratory Grigory Rodchenkov. In the "denunciation", which was publicized in July and December 2016.

, two parts, which describe in detail the alleged substitution of "dirty" doping tests for "clean". The report says that in the "fraud" involved representatives of thirty-odd kinds of sports that performed at the Winter and Summer Olympics between 2012 and 2014. As a result, for almost three years RUSADA has been deprived of its official status and the right to full-fledged work. This created additional problems for Russian athletes who were forced to compete under the neutral flag.