I think with how widespread the problem of doping is becoming the IOC needs to make a clear statment about what happens when you take extraordinairy measures to promote, and cover up for doping use in sports.
It's clear though that no decision has been made and that there's only going to be a decision made today (Sunday) on what actually happens. This article is very premature, and probably based on 1 or maybe 2 people that have said they think this will happen ro that this is what they want to happen. And then the Mail just ran with it as a decided subject, cause they know the Brits still hate Russia for the football issue a few weeks ago at the EC.
Whatever the IOC does I hoep it at least takes sufficient steps to make sure this can never happen again. Tbh though, I have a feeling the IOC may be as corrupted as the IAAF was and may take half hearted measures, or turn things over to the Sports Federations, in which case they basically say that they are afraid to take the measures needed. Turning things over to the Sports Federations would, in my opinion, mean that the IOC is indeed corrupt and doesn't want to abandon it's cronies.
We'll see what happens though.
IOC fight corruption. There is a small chance in Rio of that ever happening.