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(16 Nov 2017) The head of Russia's anti-doping agency, Yuri Ganus, told reporters on Thursday his organisation had reformed to World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) standards and was now "completely independent".
The comments came as the World Anti-Doping Agency dealt a blow to Russia's hopes of competing at next year's Winter Olympics by refusing to reinstate the country's suspended anti-doping operation.
At its meeting in South Korea, WADA said two key requirements for reinstating RUSADA had still not been fulfilled: That Russia publicly accept results of an investigation by Canadian Richard McLaren concluding that Russia ran a state-sponsored doping programme and that the country allow access to urine samples collected during the time of the cheating.
Ganus said the remaining WADA demands lay outside of his authority.
He wouldn't say if he accepted McLaren's findings, although he called the report "a very serious document."

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