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IFAB The International Football Association Board IFAB 1 Introduction Footballs success as the global participating and spectator sport is due to the fact that the game is governed by a set of playing rules straightforward in their simplicity universal wherever they ID: 626620

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The International Football Association Board (IFAB)Slide2

The International Football Association Board (IFAB) (1)

Introduction

Football’s success as

the

global participating and spectator sport is due to the fact that:

- the game is governed by a set of playing rules, straightforward in their simplicity, universal wherever they are played, which codify the athletic competition of the game. This same combination drives the interest in football of key commercial stakeholders such as broadcasters and sporting apparel companies. The efficient management of the rules of the game has played a critical role not just in the development of football as a participation sport: - but also in its commercial success, success which then allows football’s various governing bodies to redistribute revenues in solidarity payments to the game’s grassroots. Slide3

The International Football Association Board (IFAB) (2)

History

The governance of the laws of the game of football is the preserve of the International Football Association Board (IFAB), laid out in the

Laws of the Game

document

(FIFA, 2011a). The IFAB was founded in 1886, reflecting the need to codify the rules of the game as this was essential to allow the development of international football. Initially this international competition was amongst the four “home” countries of the United Kingdom – England’s Football Association (FA), the Scottish Football Association (SFA), the Football Association of Wales (FAW), and what is now the Irish Football Association (IFA) in Northern Ireland. On the foundation of FIFA in 1904, it adopted the rules of the IFAB. Today, reflecting its historical roots in the British Isles. The IFAB consists of representatives of the four UK “home” countries and four from FIFA including the FIFA President and General Secretary (FIFA.com, 2011b).

A three quarters majority is required for any proposed amendment to the Rules of the Game to be passed. Slide4

The International Football Association Board (IFAB) (3)

Changes to the Laws of the Game

Any national association can submit proposed changes to the rules to the IFAB. Historically the IFAB has utilised its role very conservatively:

- see the History of the Laws of the Game

(FIFA.com, 2011c)

.A example of a successful innovation is the introduction of the no-back pass rule in 1992, which was introduced to penalise overly defensive play.For an example of the format in which proposed amendments should be submitted please view the Agenda document for the 125th meeting of the Board of IFAB (IFAB, March 2011).Slide5