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80 STANDING ORDERS OF THE CONGRESS10 Elections1. Elections shall be carried out with ballot papers by secret ballot. The SecretaryGeneral, assisted by the scrutineers, shall conduct the distribution and countingof the ballot papers.2. The number of ballot papers that have been distributed shall be announcedby the chair before the count.3. If the number of ballot papers returned is equal to or less than the numberof ballot papers distributed, the election shall be declared valid. If the numberreturned exceeds that of the ballot papers distributed, the vote shall bedeclared null and void and another vote shall be taken immediately.4. The absolute majority shall be calculated on the basis of the number of validballot papers collected. Empty ballot papers or invalid votes are disregarded. Iftwo or more votes are given in support of one candidate on one ballot paper,only one vote shall be valid.5. The chair shall announce the result of each ballot.6. The Secretary General shall put the ballot papers that have been collectedand counted into envelopes intended for this purpose and seal themimmediately. The general secretariat shall keep these envelopes and destroythem 100 days after the end of the Congress.
STANDING ORDERS OF THE CONGRESS8111 EnforcementThese Standing Orders of the Congress were adopted by the ExtraordinaryCongress in Doha on 19 October 2003 and will come into force on 1 January2004.Doha, 19 October 2003For the FIFA Executive CommitteePresidentJoseph S. BlatterSecretary GeneralJérôme Valcke
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INDEX3PageArticleREGULATIONS GOVERN
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DEFINITIONS512 Association Football
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I. GENERAL PROVISIONS73 Non-discrim
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20 V. ORGANISATION21 Bodies1. The C
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22 V. ORGANISATION23 Vote, delegate
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24 V. ORGANISATION(l) admission for
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26 V. ORGANISATION28 Minutes1. The
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28 V. ORGANISATIONAn installed memb
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Page 42 and 43: 40 V. ORGANISATION56 Marketing and
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Page 54 and 55: 52 XI. FINANCE72 SettlementFIFA may
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Page 58 and 59: 56 XIII. COMPETITIONS80 ApprovalAny
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