Thursday 18 August 2011

Transparency International calls on FIFA to improve governance

Article by Aarti Maharaj in Corporate Secretary reports that Transparency International, the corruption campaigning and monitoring group, has produced a report that suggests, among other things, that a group of independent outsiders should oversee the current review.
 “FIFA says it wants to reform, but successive bribery scandals have left public trust in it at an all-time low. Working with an oversight group – taking its advice, giving it access, letting it participate in investigations – will show whether there is going to be real change. The process has to start now,” said Sylvia Schenk, senior advisor on sport to TI.

That certainly suggests a pretty low degree of trust in Fifa and its internal processes...probably well deserved.

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