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Two reports on sports issues adopted by PACE

During its winter session, the Parliamentary Assembly has adopted two major reports on the subjects of governance structures within sport and on independent assessments of football governance.  The two rapporteurs, Mogens Jensen and Anne Brasseur, presented their reports before the plenary of the Assembly, with many PACE members taking part in the debate on these subjects.

Link to the adopted text and voting results of the report by Anne Brasseur

Link to the adopted text and voting results of the report by Mogens Jensen

Strasbourg, France 24 May 2018
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