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38 INTERNATIONAL ICE HOCKEY FEDERATION IIHF Extra-Ordinary Congress Bratislava, Slovakia May 12, 2011 Welcome and Opening The President opened the 2011 IIHF Extra-Ordinary Congress with a short speech and welcomed all present. The President then gave a special welcome to Don Fehr, Executive Director of the nHLPA and passed the floor to him. Don Fehr thanked the President and the Congress for the opportunity to introduce himself and briefly presented his professional background, which included being one of six public members of the US Olympic Committee and an involvement of 33 years with the major league baseball association. He expressed his goals to establish and maintain a good, solid and professional relationship with the IIHF and the individual Member National Associations (MNAs), as well as those who represent players outside the NHL. He was convinced that through negotiations and talks a way to overcome any differences would be found, as all stakeholders had the common desire to enhance the sport of ice hockey. Finally, he declared that he was looking forward to working with the Ice Hockey Family in future and promised to be as constructive as possible. René Fasel thanked Don Fehr for his words, and expressed his appreciation that he was able to attend the Congress. Notice of Meeting The General Secretary confirmed that the date and place of the 2011 Extra-Ordinary Congress had been announced at the 2010 Semi-Annual Congress, followed by circular letters on 27 January 2011 and 30 March 2011, which included the documents for the Congress. The General Secretary then conducted a role call and confirmed the total number of present votes as 105. Consequently, the 75% majority for change of statutes was 79 votes, whereas for a change of bylaws with a 50% majority, a minimum of 53 votes was required. Proposal to Change Statutes no. 35, 36, 42, 43 and 52 The General Secretary asked the Congress for the approval of open votes. Congress unanimously agreed. The following votes were given on the proposals: Statute no. 35: unanimously accepted Statute no. 36: unanimously accepted, with the slight amendment proposed by Ron DeGregorio (USA) to delete the “male” in no. 36, paragraph 3, second line. Statute no. 42: unanimously accepted. Statute no. 43: unanimously accepted. Statute no. 52: unanimously accepted. Proposal to change Bylaws no. 202/203 The General Secretary asked the Congress for the approval of open votes. Congress unanimously agreed. Bylaw no. 202: unanimously accepted. Bylaw no. 203: unanimously accepted. Proposal to change Bylaws no. 606/607 Bylaw no. 606: unanimously accepted. Bylaw no. 607: unanimously accepted. Proposal to change Bylaws no. 700, 800 and 900 Bylaws no. 700 - 704, World senior men. Mexico suggested to evaluate the possibility of 8 teams instead of 6 in the lower divisions. Those 8 teams could play in 2 groups of 4. The President replied that two venues would be necessary for the organization of such tournaments and the hosting costs would be significantly higher. After this remark, Bylaws no. 700 to 704 were unanimously accepted by Congress. Bylaws no. 800 - 808: unanimously accepted. Bylaws no. 900 - 910: World senior women. Ireland proposed to also have three divisions in the women’s program with the same structure as the men’s program. The President confirmed that in principle the structure of the women’s program followed the men’s program and Council did not recommend changing the current proposal, which was consequently accepted by Ireland. Bylaws no. 900 - 910: unanimously accepted. Ireland Proposal for the Women’s Championship Structure The General Secretary explained that for statuary reasons, the proposal had been withdrawn by Ireland. Proposal for Amendment to Bylaw 1408 to be in WADA Code Compliance Bylaw no. 1408: unanimously accepted.
Live to Play Another Day: French forward Kevin Hecquefeuille slides on the ice in celebration after INTERNATIONAL scoring the overtime ICE HOCKEY goal against FEDERATION Belarus that kept France out of the relegation round at the 2011 IIHF World Championship. Photo by Jukka Rautio/HHOF-IIHF Images
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