An athlete’s right to be given a reasonable opportunity to observe the opening and testing of a “B” sample is of sufficient importance that needs to be enforced even in situations where all of the other evidence available indicates that the Appellant committed an anti-doping rule violation. Especially in cases where the Athlete is facing a lifetime ban as the result of an alleged anti-doping rule violation and because of the significance of the consequences of such ban for the Athlete, it is important that procedures are followed correctly and that information concerning the rights and remedies of an athlete is communicated clearly.