While test checks are carried out to check submissions and correct any errors, SNOC and SportSG both stressed that the main task is it of NSAs to ensure that all information submitted is precise and maintains the integrity of the collection process.
No system can eliminate all of the potential for misleading monitoring, and SUF had purposefully and consciously abused the program.
A commission of inquiry had identified subpar governance at SUF, but SNOC and SportSG, who were conducting continued police inquiries, declined to provide further information.
SNOC and SportSG claimed that this wasn’t just a case of SUF’s bad management. SUF intentionally used misleading information and fabricated results in this case, abused the system entirely, and distorted selection. This disobedience will not be tolerated.”
SUF was suspended by its international union in a separate issue in their earlier declaration, according to SNOC, SportSG, and SNOC. The two sports officials later informed CNA that the expulsion was   due to concerns about SUF’s management.  ,
SportSG has suspended aid for the educators who were involved in the National Registry of Coaches, the officials, players, and the  .
In terms of the support the athletes received before being suspended, SNOC and SportSG claimed that as part of their SEA Games preparations, they had access to medical coverage and sports science support.
According to an online version of the complete plate and an library of the 2023 SEA Games website, Sportalsub.com. The Singaporean group, which included Bernice Ting, Jamie Ang, Vanessa Ong, and Jovita Ho, competed in the 4x200m floor switch at the 2023 SEA Games in Cambodia.
The quartet finished the final four-team game, finishing about 50 hours clear of Vietnam.