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56 Victory, Medals and Diplomas Ceremonies Olympic Charter In force as from 8 July 2011 Victory, medals and diplomas ceremonies shall be held in strict compliance with the IOC Protocol Guide. The format of the medals and diplomas shall be submitted to the IOC for its prior approval. 57 Roll of Honour The IOC and the OCOG shall not draw up any global ranking per country. A roll of honour bearing the names of medal winners and those awarded diplomas in each event shall be established by the OCOG and the names of the medal winners shall be featured prominently and be on permanent display in the main stadium. 58 IOC – Authority of Last Resort The authority of last resort on any question concerning the Olympic Games rests with the IOC. 97
Olympic Charter In force as from 8 July 2011 Measures and Sanctions, Disciplinary Procedures and Dispute Resolution 59 Measures and Sanctions* In the case of any violation of the Olympic Charter, the World Anti-Doping Code, or any other regulation, as the case may be, the measures or sanctions which may be taken by the Session, the IOC Executive Board or the disciplinary commission referred to under 2.4 below are: 1. In the context of the Olympic Movement: 1.1 with regard to IOC members, the Honorary President, honorary members and honour members: a) a reprimand, pronounced by the IOC Executive Board; b) suspension, for a specific period, pronounced by the IOC Executive Board. The suspension may be extended to all or part of the rights, prerogatives and functions deriving from the membership of the person concerned. The above-mentioned sanctions may be combined. They may be imposed on IOC members, the Honorary President, honorary members or honour members who, by their conduct, jeopardise the interests of the IOC, also regardless of any specific violation of the Olympic Charter or any other regulation. 99
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The Olympic Movement 24 2.3 The IOC
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The Olympic Movement 26 4.9 Any NOC
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