IAAF president Sebastian Coe has insisted to the Culture, Media and Sport select committee that he is the man to "fix" the sport's doping problems.
The two-time Olympic champion was quizzed by a panel in Westminster for around three hours over the recent doping allegations in athletics.
The Russian Athletics Federation was recently provisionally suspended from all competitions after a World Anti-Doping Agency committee reported allegations of widespread doping, cover-ups and extortion.
During today's hearing, Coe said: "I have the experience to do that and I have the support of the sport. Have there been failures? Yes. Will I fix them? Yes.
"If I don't do that I know there will be no tomorrows in our sport. I want a responsible and accountable sport. I want a sport people can trust."
Coe was elected president of the world's athletics governing body in August this year.
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Danielle Joynson
Danielle Joynson
