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Qualification Recognised by Skráseting Føroya: New Regulations Emerge for Club Licensing Decision-Making Bodies
Introducing Stringent Rules for Members and Procedural Guidelines for Fair Assessment
Tórshavn, Faroe Islands - The Faroese Football Association (Skráseting Føroya) has recently introduced new regulations governing the club licensing decision-making bodies. These guidelines aim to ensure fairness and impartiality in the assessment process, ensuring that clubs are held accountable for meeting specific criteria.
Membership Requirements
According to Article 15 of the FSF Club Licensing Regulations, members of the club licensing decision-making bodies must adhere to certain standards. These include:
- Acting impartially
- Abstaining from decisions if there is a conflict of interest
- Not holding simultaneous positions within other organizations
Procedural Rules
The regulations also outline procedural guidelines for the club licensing decision-making bodies, which are required to operate according to the core process and timetable defined in Annex VII-VIII. This ensures that all clubs are treated equally and fairly throughout the assessment process.
Sanctions
In cases where criteria are not met, the FSF Disciplinary Committee will apply disciplinary procedures outlined in Article 53 of the FSF Statutes. The committee may impose sanctions on violating clubs, including:
- Official warnings
- Fines
Core Process
The core process, defined in Article 9, outlines the minimum key steps involved in the verification of club licensing criteria. These include:
- Submission of licensing documentation
- Assessment by the licensing administration
- Decision-making by the club licensing bodies
Assessment Procedures
The FSF has defined assessment procedures for verifying compliance with financial criteria, outlined in Annex V. These procedures aim to ensure transparency and fairness in the evaluation process.
Equal Treatment and Confidentiality
The licensor is required to ensure equal treatment between all licence applicants during the core process and guarantee confidentiality regarding information submitted during the licensing process.
Conclusion
These new regulations demonstrate Skráseting Føroya’s commitment to promoting fair play and transparency within Faroese football. By establishing clear guidelines for club licensing decision-making bodies, the FSF aims to create a level playing field for all participating clubs.
Contact
For more information on these regulations or other matters related to Skráseting Føroya, please contact [insert contact information].