Football Governance Act 2025
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Schedule 11 Index of defined terms
Section 93 affirmative determination | section 28(1) applicable reviewer | section 81(2) and Schedule 10 Bank of England base rate | section 92(1) the Board | paragraphs 1 and 2 of Schedule 2 business premises | section 92(1) chargeable period | section 53(11) closure notice | section 69 club | section 2(1) the club financial soundness objective | section 6 commitment | section 24 (in Part 3) and section 70 (in Part 7) competition | section 2(1) competition organiser | section 2(1) concerned person | section 81(2) conflict of interest | section 92(1) decision notice | section 77 discretionary licence condition | section 21 distribution agreement | section 56(5) distribution order | section 56(5) English football | section 2(1) English team | section 2(4) Expert Panel | paragraphs 1 and 23 of Schedule 2 expert reporter | section 66 the fan engagement threshold requirement | paragraph 4 of Schedule 4 the financial resources threshold requirement | paragraph 2 of Schedule 4 the Football Association | section 92(1) football | section 2(1) football club | section 2(1) football governance statement | section 11 football season | section 92(1) full operating licence | section 15(3) HMRC | section 92(1) the IFR | sections 1(2)(a) and 2(1) the IFR’s objectives | section 6 the IFR’s regulatory principles | section 8 individual ownership fitness criteria | section 26(7) information | section 92(1) information requirement | section 75(2) levy rules | section 53(2) licensed club | section 2(1) mandatory licence condition | section 20 and Schedule 5 the non-financial resources threshold requirement | paragraph 3 of Schedule 4 officer | section 4 officer fitness criteria | section 26(8) operates | section 2(2) operating licence | section 2(1) owner | section 3(1) and Schedule 1 personnel statement | section 16(4) provisional operating licence | section 15(2) qualifying football season | section 56(5) regulated club | section 2(1) registered society | section 92(1) relegation revenue | section 62(9) relevant infringement | section 67 and Schedule 7 relevant revenue | section 56(2) relevant team | section 2(1) resolution process | section 56(5) revenue rules | paragraph 12(1) of Schedule 9 reviewable decision | section 81(2) and Schedule 10 senior manager | section 4(4) senior management function | section 4(5) serious criminal conduct | section 92(2) skilled person | paragraph 5 of Schedule 9 specified competition | section 2(1) specified competition organiser | section 2(1) state of the game report | section 10 the systemic financial resilience objective | section 6 team | section 2(1) threshold requirements | paragraph 1 of Schedule 4 the Tribunal | section 92(1) Tribunal Procedure Rules | section 92(1) ultimate owner | section 3(2) urgent direction | section 79(2) warning notice | section 76
Schedule 11 Index of defined terms
Section 93 affirmative determination | section 28(1) applicable reviewer | section 81(2) and Schedule 10 Bank of England base rate | section 92(1) the Board | paragraphs 1 and 2 of Schedule 2 business premises | section 92(1) chargeable period | section 53(11) closure notice | section 69 club | section 2(1) the club financial soundness objective | section 6 commitment | section 24 (in Part 3) and section 70 (in Part 7) competition | section 2(1) competition organiser | section 2(1) concerned person | section 81(2) conflict of interest | section 92(1) decision notice | section 77 discretionary licence condition | section 21 distribution agreement | section 56(5) distribution order | section 56(5) English football | section 2(1) English team | section 2(4) Expert Panel | paragraphs 1 and 23 of Schedule 2 expert reporter | section 66 the fan engagement threshold requirement | paragraph 4 of Schedule 4 the financial resources threshold requirement | paragraph 2 of Schedule 4 the Football Association | section 92(1) football | section 2(1) football club | section 2(1) football governance statement | section 11 football season | section 92(1) full operating licence | section 15(3) HMRC | section 92(1) the IFR | sections 1(2)(a) and 2(1) the IFR’s objectives | section 6 the IFR’s regulatory principles | section 8 individual ownership fitness criteria | section 26(7) information | section 92(1) information requirement | section 75(2) levy rules | section 53(2) licensed club | section 2(1) mandatory licence condition | section 20 and Schedule 5 the non-financial resources threshold requirement | paragraph 3 of Schedule 4 officer | section 4 officer fitness criteria | section 26(8) operates | section 2(2) operating licence | section 2(1) owner | section 3(1) and Schedule 1 personnel statement | section 16(4) provisional operating licence | section 15(2) qualifying football season | section 56(5) regulated club | section 2(1) registered society | section 92(1) relegation revenue | section 62(9) relevant infringement | section 67 and Schedule 7 relevant revenue | section 56(2) relevant team | section 2(1) resolution process | section 56(5) revenue rules | paragraph 12(1) of Schedule 9 reviewable decision | section 81(2) and Schedule 10 senior manager | section 4(4) senior management function | section 4(5) serious criminal conduct | section 92(2) skilled person | paragraph 5 of Schedule 9 specified competition | section 2(1) specified competition organiser | section 2(1) state of the game report | section 10 the systemic financial resilience objective | section 6 team | section 2(1) threshold requirements | paragraph 1 of Schedule 4 the Tribunal | section 92(1) Tribunal Procedure Rules | section 92(1) ultimate owner | section 3(2) urgent direction | section 79(2) warning notice | section 76
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