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10 II. Membership<br />

10 Admission, suspension and expulsion<br />

The Congress shall decide whether to admit, suspend or expel a member<br />

association solely upon the recommendation of the Council.<br />

11 Admission<br />

1.<br />

Any association which is responsible for organising and supervising football in<br />

all of its forms in its country may become a member association. Consequently,<br />

it is recommended that all member associations involve all relevant<br />

stakeholders in football in their own structure. Subject to par. 5 and par. 6<br />

below, only one association shall be recognised as a member association in<br />

each country.<br />

2.<br />

Membership is only permitted if an association is currently a member of a<br />

confederation. The Council may issue regulations with regard to the admission<br />

process.<br />

3.<br />

Any association wishing to become a member association shall apply in writing<br />

to the <strong>FIFA</strong> general secretariat.<br />

4.<br />

The association’s legally valid statutes shall be enclosed with the application for<br />

membership and shall contain the following mandatory provisions:<br />

a) always to comply with the Statutes, regulations and decisions of <strong>FIFA</strong> and<br />

of the relevant confederation;<br />

b) to comply with the Laws of the Game in force;<br />

c) to recognise the Court of Arbitration for Sport, as specified in these<br />

Statutes.<br />

5.<br />

Each of the four British associations shall be recognised as a separate member<br />

association of <strong>FIFA</strong>.

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