David Kenworthy, the chairman of UK Anti-Doping, has termed answers provided by figures within British Cycling and Team Sky to the Commons' Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee on anti-doping about a mystery medical package delivered to Bradley Wiggins as "very disappointing".

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2. David Kenworthy, the chairman of UK Anti-Doping,
has termed answers provided by figures within British
Cycling and Team Sky to the Commons' Culture,
Media and Sport Select Committee on anti-doping
about a mystery medical package delivered to Bradley
Wiggins as "very disappointing".
UK Anti-Doping has been investigating allegations of
wrongdoing in cycling ever since news broke out that
a mystery medical package was delivered to a Team
Sky doctor for the British cyclist on the final day of
the 2011 Criterium du Dauphine that Wiggins went on
to win.

3. Kenworthy said there is still no definite answer from
anyone who was involved. Kenworthy, who is stepping
down from his UKAD role soon, added he still does not
know what was in the package and also commented that
he is no near finding out than others. The chairman of UK
Anti-Doping added people could remember a package that
was delivered to France, they can remember who asked for
it, they can remember the route it took, who delivered it,
the times it arrived and said the select committee has got
expense sheets and travel documents. Kenworthy added it
is extremely strange that no one can remember what was
in the package but everybody can remember this from five
years ago and that is extraordinary and very disappointing
for him.