Ghana FA approves Code of Ethics at Congress
Posted On Thursday, 27th September 2012
Ghana FA passes code of ethics bill
The Ghana FA has passed its Code of Ethics bill on the second day of Congress.
The new bill is aimed at regulating the conducts of all members of the association.
The approved bill requires all members to uphold all rules and regulations of the association.
After intensive deliberations of the bill at Congress, delegates unanimously voted for it to be passed.
This means the new law has henceforth been activated and is binding on all members of the association including the President.
Ghana FA boss Kwasi Nyantakyi adviced all members to read and understand the new law thoroughly to avoid any future breach of it.
Punishment to be preferred upon a breach of the Code of Ethics include fines and suspension.
The 14th Ordinary session of the Ghana FA Congress is in its second and final day at the Ghanaman Soccer School of Excellence in Prampram.
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2. WOMENS GFASSOCIATION..WILL OVERLOOK THE DEV OF WOMENS SOCCER FROM GRASSROOTS TO QUEENS. INCLUDE PLAYING FOREIGN FRIENDLIES ETC
3. NIKE JERSEYS FOR ALL NATIONAL TEAMS
4. RETIREMENT OR INSURANCE PLAN FOR ALL PLAYERS. THIS WILL BE CHAMPIONED BY THE VARIOUS CLUB OWNERS. THEY MUST MAKE SURE THE PLAYERS HAVE A HEALTH INSURANCE N RETIREMENT PLAN FOR ALL SIGNED PLAYERS.
5. TABLE THE CALENDAR WELL SO THE FA CUP IS PLAYED BEFORE THE LEAGUE TROPHY IS AWARDED…LIKE THE EPL
6. ABOLISH THE PRACTICE OF GIVING THE LEAGUE WINNER A 30 SEATER BUS. GIVE THEM THE TROPHY, AND THE CASH
7. FIND A LOCAL GH SPONSOR FOR THE LEAGUE OR GO TO S AFRICA N FIND A SPONSOR. I DONT TRUST THESE GLO PPL AT ALLLLLLLLL. VERY SHADY