TTM Constitution & Policies

• Bylaw 1: TTM Code of Conduct (adopted 24 May 2026)

Table Tennis Manawatū takes part in the national integrity framework for New Zealand sport.

Clause 16.1 of the TTM Constitution adopts the Sports Anti-Doping Rules, made by the Sport Integrity Commission, Te Kahu Raunui, as TTM's rules on anti-doping. That adoption took effect on 17 March 2026 and applies to everyone taking part in TTM activities, including players, coaches, officials, volunteers, parents and caregivers.

TTM has recorded this position in TTM Bylaw 2 (Anti-Doping), which also adopts TTNZ Policy 21 (Anti-Doping) and sets out the practical obligations that fall on participants.

TTM does not test, investigate or decide anti-doping matters. The Sport Integrity Commission does. TTM co-operates with the Commission and with Table Tennis New Zealand, and gives effect to any sanction imposed under the Rules.

Where to go

- The Rules, the Prohibited List, the substance checking service and Therapeutic Use Exemptions: sportintegrity.nz, 0800 378 437

- TTNZ Policy 21 (Anti-Doping): tabletennis.org.nz

- Any other question: TTM Secretary, tabletennismanawatu@gmail.com

Integrity and Anti-Doping PDF:

• TTM Bylaw 2 (Anti-Doping), version 1.0, in force 14 September 2026