Legal

This is the official website of the Anti-Doping Centre in accordance with Article 10, Paragraph 3 of the Electronic Governance Act. When using this website, please note the following:

Content on the website

The content of this website complies with the requirements of the current legislation of the Republic of Bulgaria. Should there be any discrepancies, obsolescence, unreliability or illegality of the information published, please inform us immediately. Any legal information on this website is no legal advice and is provided for informative purposes only. Any damages incurred as a result of legal or real actions, based solely on the information on this website, are entirely at the expense of the parties that have undertaken them.

Responsibility for external content

The Anti-Doping Centre is not responsible for the legality, completeness, accuracy and topicality of the content of information of third parties, which may be accessed through electronic links or otherwise from this website, or for the legality of the actions of such third parties. Should you find any instances of electronic links to sources of information with outdated, incorrect or incomplete content, which is contrary to the current legislation, please inform us immediately.

Copyright

The software providing the functioning of this website, its design, including the whole information on the website, to the extent of them not being public information, are subject to copyright. No part of the copyright objects shall be reproduced, translated, altered or used in any way without the prior written consent of the Anti-Doping Centre.

Personal information

Personal information is collected through this website and processed by the Anti-Doping Centre solely for the provision of administrative services, in strict compliance with the requirements of the Electronic Governance Act and the Law for Protection of Personal Information. The collection and processing of personal information for other purposes are done voluntarily and only with the explicit consent of the supplying party, subject to the requirements of the Law for Protection of Personal Information.