With a mini-reform of the Ethics Commission wants to FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter received the corruption in football's world governing body under control.
FIFA - Ethics Commission - Blatter: "Historic Day"
Zurich - with a mini-reform of the Ethics Commission wants to get FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter, the corruption in football's world governing body to manage: The 24-member FIFA Executive Committee voted on Friday in Zurich, the amendment proposed by Blatter, according to the Ethics Commission's future should work with the prosecution and court into two chambers.
"A historic day for the FIFA reform process. A Board determined, and the other as a judge," tweeted the 76-year-old Swiss, and said, "huge step forward" by one.
By comparison, the German Football Federation (DFB) operating in its jurisdiction has always been an investigating Control and a sports court. To speak of a huge step in the investigation of the corruption of the world organization is therefore extremely risky.
Moreover, in future a woman belonging to the executive branch of the World Federation. The adopted reforms still need to by the FIFA Congress on 25 May in Budapest to be adopted.
Last year, President Blatter, after five members had resigned because of corruption allegations from the FIFA Executive Committee, presented a two-year reform plan. In principle, the Ethics Committee of misconduct by FIFA officials decide whether a process is open and what sanctions are imposed.
FIFA - Ethics Commission - Blatter: "Historic Day"
Zurich - with a mini-reform of the Ethics Commission wants to get FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter, the corruption in football's world governing body to manage: The 24-member FIFA Executive Committee voted on Friday in Zurich, the amendment proposed by Blatter, according to the Ethics Commission's future should work with the prosecution and court into two chambers.
"A historic day for the FIFA reform process. A Board determined, and the other as a judge," tweeted the 76-year-old Swiss, and said, "huge step forward" by one.
By comparison, the German Football Federation (DFB) operating in its jurisdiction has always been an investigating Control and a sports court. To speak of a huge step in the investigation of the corruption of the world organization is therefore extremely risky.
Moreover, in future a woman belonging to the executive branch of the World Federation. The adopted reforms still need to by the FIFA Congress on 25 May in Budapest to be adopted.
Last year, President Blatter, after five members had resigned because of corruption allegations from the FIFA Executive Committee, presented a two-year reform plan. In principle, the Ethics Committee of misconduct by FIFA officials decide whether a process is open and what sanctions are imposed.