Sport drug probe pushed to reveal more detail about codes, clubs involved Joe Hockey and Kevin Rudd share their concerns on Seven's Sunrise that all athletes are under scrutiny following yesterday's doping revelations. SENIOR politicians have demanded more details on new sports doping and match-fixing claims, saying the taint of corruption now hangs unfairly over all players from major codes. Amid a growing clamour for more information on bombshell allegations yesterday, former prime minister Kevin Rudd said the Australian Crime Commission should reveal the extent of the problem. "The key thing now is to establish the facts which players, which clubs because I'm a bit concerned about every person out there who we've all watched, admired ... is now walking around with a total cloud over their head," Mr Rudd told the Seven Network. If the commission could assess the "percentage of penetration," it should do so, Mr Rudd said. Coalition frontbencher Joe Hockey said a "very broad brush" had been used by the ACC "If I were the authorities I'd be getting it out there as quickly as possible about exactly how far this goes, instead of tarring the brush across every professional sportsman in the country," he told the Seven Network. But ACC executive director Paul Jevtovic said the commission was unable to provide any more specific details. He said because of its wide coercive powers in gathering information the ACC was bound to protect the reputation of people it had investigated so they could have a fair trial in the event charges were laid. "The reality is that we are unable to be any more specific due to the legislative framework in which we operate," he told the Seven Network. The finding related to "multiple players in multiple clubs across the number of codes," he said. But I should stress that there is a large number of players, officials, clubs, who do the right thing and who are clean. Sports Minister Kate Lundy has also refused to reveal more details of the ACC investigations, including which sports codes are primarily involved or even how many clubs are under suspicion.