British rules on doping contradict to those of the WADA

The British Olympic Association tries to justify itself for the aspect that it breaks rules of the World Anti-Doping Agency. According to rules of the WADA, punishment for administration of anabolic steroids and other related substances should be the same around the  world. The punishment that is indicated for an athlete that has administered forbidden preparations for the first time is sentencing to bans of 2 years.
But the British Olympic Association thinks that such penalty is not good enough. The BOA sentences consumers of steroids for life-time suspensions from taking part in the Olympic Games. The WADA notices that this law of the BOA contradicts the WADA Code which is unvarying.
Lord Moynihan, the chairman of the BOA, hasn’t agreed to change the law. As a result, a hearing has been scheduled to be at a Court of Arbitration for Sports in London.
The athletes that had used prohibited products were banned by the International Olympic Committee from participations in Olympics under the Osaka Rule.
Moynihan noted that the rule of the BOA linked with life-time bans wouldn’t be cancel, if even the CAS would be in contradiction with it. The BOA thinks that it has the best rules.
Lord Moynihan supported affirmations written by the former British Olympic decathlete Daley Thompson who claimed that British rules linked with doping were the best. He noticed that they shouldn’t be overthrown by the rest part of the world.
Delay Thompson notices that dopers have to be punished harshly. They must be suspended for the whole life. According to his statements, the BOA shouldn’t agree with the law of the WADA to sentence cheaters only for 2-year bans. He confirms that the Britain wants to have the highest sport standards. He notices that if the rest part of the world doesn’t want to have high standards, it doesn’t mean that Britain should follow their low levels.
David Howman, the director general of the WADA, criticizes words pronounced by Daley, noticing that steroid testing has been only on its early level of development, when he has won his gold medals in Olympics in Moscow and Los Angeles.
Travis Tygart, the CEO of the US Anti-Doping Agency, blames the BOA for its refusal to submit to the rules of the WADA. It seems to be strange that Travis Tygart who always criticizes dopers criticizes the BOA for the strict rule.
The CEO of the US Anti-Doping Agency states that since international rules have been once established and all have agreed to them, anyone must follow them.
Dwain Chambers and David Millar, British athletes, that have been earlier banned for administration of prohibited medications wait for the conclusions connected with this issue. They want to know whether they will be allowed to take part in the 2012 London Olympics.

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