There was no universal off the shelf protocols until WADA and their IST’s.
The protocols were a bit of a combination of the following.
The contract for testing between UKS and KCL was based on ISO 17025. This required KCL to follow published research methods evidenced by the person doing the test and having competence to do so.This would be the core protocol or standard.
Current best practice would have applied.
The IOC Med Code required that there be the correct procedures to ensure correct reporting of retention times.
UKS say that the work should be have been done to a compentant scientific standard.
Beloff , chair of hearing, asked for assurance that the the correct data correlation runs had been done.
He did not ask this because there was a tick list protocol but because common sense, previous experience,best current practice and advice from the expert on the panel indicated such.
I think that the above are not pretences.
Perhaps you could find the appropriate protocols..
You have to be an intellectual baboon to think that there was not a requirement , explicit or implied or one demonstrated by other hearings at the same time,
not to have correct cal data work done nor and for there not to be enough urine voided to to the work done that KCL have made clear they did.
As for the applicable ISO; it is a public doc so look and read it in entirely
Or contact a practitioner in the area.
Where do you think the extra urine came from?
And do you expect a protocol to exist that says” thou shall not piss in someone’s else’s sample when doing analyses of doping samples”. Answer please!
When you have done your evening classes in beginners science then come back.
Ps. Would you have failed an MOT if the station fulfilled the operatives protocols but the machine was not working. And please!
Pps, can’t be bothered with further comments of your out of depthness as you post says enough for me.