Football Governance Act 2025
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64 Review of distribution orders, payment of costs, etc
(1) The IFR must keep under review— (a) the extent to which specified competition organisers are complying with a distribution order which has effect in respect of them, (b) whether to take enforcement action under Part 8 in respect of a specified competition organiser which does not comply with a distribution order, and (c) whether to revoke a distribution order. (2) The IFR may by rules make provision about the payment of costs incurred by it or any other person under or by virtue of this Part. (3) Nothing in this Part— (a) affects the capacity of one or more specified competition organisers to agree, at any time, how relevant revenue received by a specified competition organiser is to be distributed (whether by entering into a distribution agreement or otherwise), or (b) prevents such an agreement from having effect or being enforced (subject to section 62(10)(b)).
64 Review of distribution orders, payment of costs, etc
(1) The IFR must keep under review— (a) the extent to which specified competition organisers are complying with a distribution order which has effect in respect of them, (b) whether to take enforcement action under Part 8 in respect of a specified competition organiser which does not comply with a distribution order, and (c) whether to revoke a distribution order. (2) The IFR may by rules make provision about the payment of costs incurred by it or any other person under or by virtue of this Part. (3) Nothing in this Part— (a) affects the capacity of one or more specified competition organisers to agree, at any time, how relevant revenue received by a specified competition organiser is to be distributed (whether by entering into a distribution agreement or otherwise), or (b) prevents such an agreement from having effect or being enforced (subject to section 62(10)(b)).
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