CoA Asks State Associations to Adopt New Fund Policy

The Committee of Administrators (CoA) has requested the state associations, which have been complaining about not getting funds from the BCCI, to undertake a brand new fund disbursement coverage on the BCCI’s SGM which is to be held on June 26 in Mumbai.
“One of many suggestions of the Hon’ble Justice Lodha Committee which has been accepted by the Judgment is that disbursement of funds by BCCI for cricket improvement needn’t be uniform, however, can rely on the necessity, infrastructure and different related standards, formalized as a transparent and equitable coverage to incentivize Members to develop the game,” the CoA wrote within the letter.
“The Committee of Administrators requests that the enclosed fund disbursement policy be formally adopted at the SGM. Once that is done, the existing agreements entered into by the BCCI with the Member Associations will have to be amended to reflect the above,” it added further.
The CoA additionally requested the board members to formally undertake BCCI’s battle of curiosity guidelines instead of the present BCCI guidelines. “Though the brand new Memorandum of Affiliation and Guidelines and laws for the BCCI incorporates provisions referring to the

battle of curiosity, the CoA believes that there’s direct must undertake the stated provisions within the type of a brand new BCCI battle of curiosity guidelines instead of the present guidelines,” the letter stated.

“The COA has already directed the BCCI administration to make sure that all contracts that can henceforth be entered into by the BCCI are compliant with the brand new BCCI Battle of Curiosity Guidelines. As the present BCCI Battle of Curiosity Guidelines had been adopted by the Common Physique, the brand new BCCI Battle of Curiosity Guidelines are enclosed herewith for formal adoption in the course of the SGM. The enclosed BCCI Battle of Curiosity Guidelines has been formulated in a way in order to make it suitable with the present Memorandum of Affiliation and Guidelines and Laws for the BCCI,” CoA defined. It was additionally revealed that BCCI battle guidelines in addition to the present Memorandum of Affiliation and guidelines and laws for the BCCI require the appointment of an ombudsman.