The organisation, a member of the International Parlamypic Committee (IPC), adopted the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code in 2004.

Tasks carried out by the Committee include in-competition testing at all Inas organised events, an out-of-competition testing programme, therapeutic-use exemption (TUE) management and test-result management.

The new appointment will take on their role on a voluntary basis, with a specific responsibility for overseeing the processing of results and appeals.

"To ensure compliance with the WADA and IPC Anti-Doping Code, and to promote best practice, Inas established an Anti-Doping Committee to oversee all aspects of its doping control programme," said the organisation in a post advertising the role.

"We would like to invite applications to the post of Anti-Doping Committee Member.

"As a member of IPC, Inas is responsible for the promotion and management of drug free sport inline with WADA and IPC anti-doping policy. 

"The Committee is comprised of a number of independent practitioners who are responsible for advising and implementing Inas anti-doping procedures.

"The Committee also liaises with event organisers to ensure compliance at Inas world and regional events.

"Anti-Doping Committee members each take responsibility for a specific area of anti-doping procedure/practice.

"These include considering TUE applications, managing results, managing whereabouts information and the registered testing pool, overseeing appeals, managing an athlete education programme or liaising with Inas event organisers and sports directors."

More information on the role can be found here.