Swimming Australia will push FINA to give Sun Yang's world championship gold medal to Mack Horton.
The body will run on an opt-in basis for doping matters and all other disputes.
The Chinese superstar collected two gold medals in South Korea and in the 400m freestyle beat Australian Mack Horton,who refused to take part in the medal ceremony in protest.
Some view Sun as a tragic character trapped in the Chinese sporting machine. A machine that viewed him as little more than a gold-medal factory.
The Olympic career of China's most celebrated and reviled swimmer,Sun Yang,has been brought to a shuddering halt by the World Anti-Doping Agency.
Sun Yang's banishment from international sport has given his Australian arch-rival,Mack Horton,the ultimate final serve in a bitter rivalry.
Chinese multiple world and Olympic swimming champion Sun Yang has been banned from the sport for eight years after destroying a doping sample.
Even with a background working on the Essendon drugs scandal,Brett Clothier admits he was taken aback by the scale of drug-taking that the Athletics Integrity Unit has found since he took over.
Draft federal legislation relating to sport's doping,currently meandering its way through the Senate,is mightily troubling for individual rights.
The future of West Coast's suspended forward Willie Rioli remains unclear,six months after ASADA began an investigation into two alleged breaches of the anti-doping code.
Colombia's Wimbledon and US Open doubles champion Robert Farah has escaped a doping ban after an ITF investigation accepted his claim that he ingested a banned steroid through contaminated beef cooked by his mother.