The FIFA Statutes - FIFA.com
The FIFA Statutes - FIFA.com
The FIFA Statutes - FIFA.com
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VII. JUDICIAL BODIES4358 Judicial bodies1. <strong>The</strong> judicial bodies of <strong>FIFA</strong> are:(a) the Disciplinary Committee;(b) the Appeal Committee;(c) the Ethics Committee.2. <strong>The</strong> responsibilities and function of these bodies shall be stipulated in the<strong>FIFA</strong> Disciplinary Code and the <strong>FIFA</strong> Code of Ethics.3. <strong>The</strong> decision-making powers of certain <strong>com</strong>mittees remain unaffected.59 Disciplinary Committee1. <strong>The</strong> Disciplinary Committee shall consist of a chairman, deputy chairmanand the number of members deemed necessary. <strong>The</strong> chairman and the deputychairman shall have legal qualifications.2. <strong>The</strong> function of this body shall be governed by the <strong>FIFA</strong> Disciplinary Code.<strong>The</strong> <strong>com</strong>mittee shall pass decisions only when at least three members arepresent. In certain cases, the chairman may rule alone.3. <strong>The</strong> <strong>com</strong>mittee may pronounce the sanctions described in these <strong>Statutes</strong> andthe <strong>FIFA</strong> Disciplinary Code on Members, clubs, Officials, Players and match andplayers’ agents.4. <strong>The</strong>se provisions are subject to the disciplinary powers of the Congress andExecutive Committee with regard to the suspension and expulsion of Members.