I. – Five categories of data may be recorded in the automated processing of personal data mentioned in Article R. 232-41-1:
1° Data relating to the athlete’s civil status:
a) Surname and first name ;
b) Date and place of birth ;
c) Sex;
2° Data relating to the athlete’s activity:
a) Sport practised ;
b) If the person concerned is a member of an approved national sports federation, the name of the federation;
c) Mention, if applicable, of any participation in training at medium or high altitude or use of an altitude simulation device during the last two weeks;
3° Information provided by the person concerned relating to current or recent medical treatment;
4° Haematological data measured or calculated in the athlete’s blood samples:
a) Haematocrit ;
b) Haemoglobin ;
c) Mean corpuscular volume ;
d) Mean corpuscular haemoglobin concentration;
e) Erythrocyte count (red blood cells);
f) Percentage of reticulocytes;
g) Reticulocyte count;
h) Mean corpuscular haemoglobin ;
i) Index showing the difference between the haemoglobin level and the reticulocyte level, known as the “Off-score
j) Distribution of red blood cells with deviation from the standard;
k) Immature reticulocyte fraction;
5° Data measured or calculated in the athlete’s urine samples:
a) Testosterone;
b) Epitestosterone;
c) Androsterone;
d) Etiocholanolone;
e) Dehydroepiandrosterone;
f) 5androstanediol;
g) 5androstanediol;
h) Dihydrotestosterone;
i) Luteinising hormone ;
j) Chorionic gonadotropin hormone;
k) Index showing the concentration of testosterone in relation to that of epitestosterone, known as the “T/E ratio”;
l) Urinary density.
II. – The data falling into the category mentioned in 4° of I may be specified or supplemented, for the purposes of demonstrating the use of a prohibited substance or method, by a decision of the College of the French Anti-Doping Agency taken in accordance with the recommendations of the World Anti-Doping Agency and published in the Official Journal of the French Republic.