Simran Chand 
Mohammed Yusuf
Mohammed Yusuf, CEO of the Fiji Football Association, outlined strict protocols for players regarding mandatory drug testing.
Upon receiving lab results, a positive test will trigger a check against their database to ascertain if the player is a first-time offender.
Initial offenses will result in suspension and a fine of $500 for both the player and the association.
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Additionally, the player must appear before the disciplinary committee to confirm the suspension.
Yusuf emphasizes that second or third-time offenses would incur more severe penalties.
Players or associations refusing testing will be treated as having tested positive, thereby facing stringent punishments.
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