| （School of Physical Education，Sichuan University of Arts and Science，Dazhou 635000，China) Abstract: The 2015 version of the World Anti-Doping Code stipulates that a government has the obligation to es-tablish laws about the cooperation and information sharing between anti-doping organizations and the government, and between anti-doping organizations, yet there have been no such legal regulations in China. At present, the World Anti-Doping Code, international standards, and the guiding documents of the World Anti-Doping Agency, have set forth cooperation and information sharing law establishment principles and main contents. Some countries have passed the forms of dedicated anti-doping legislation, general legislation and memorandums, and stipulated coop-eration and information sharing in anti-doping work, however, during execution, they still encountered obstacles, such as that public authorities had insufficient motives for cooperation and information sharing, that law enforcers were unfamiliar with dopes, and that data and privacy protection laws were used as excuses for not sharing informa-tion, and such. The author suggested that during legislation China should, under the background of information property, optimize the information sharing system, establish an anti-doping organization personnel consultant sys-tem, and set anti-doping need as an exception of information privacy.
Key words: sports law；information sharing；dope；World Anti-Doping Code |
