The Finance Committee shall monitor the financial management and advise the FIFA Council on financial matters and asset management. It shall analyse the FIFA budget and the financial statements prepared by the Secretary General and submit them to the FIFA Council for approval.

*Remaining vacant positions will be filled in due course.* 

Finance Committee

The Organising Committee for FIFA Competitions shall oversee the organisation of FIFA competitions, besides advising and assisting the Council on all matters in this regard.

*Remaining vacant positions will be filled in due course.*

Organising Committee for FIFA Competitions

The Men’s National Team Competitions Committee deals with matters relating to:

a)	the FIFA World Cup™;
b)	the FIFA Arab Cup™; 
c)	the FIFA Series™; and 
d)	any other senior men’s national-team competition organised by FIFA. 

Men’s National Team Competitions Committee

The Football Stakeholders Committee shall advise and assist the Council on all matters relating to football, particularly the structure of the game, as well as on all technical matters. The committee shall also deal with the relationship between clubs, players, leagues, member associations, confederations and FIFA as well as with issues relating to the interests of club football worldwide.

*Remaining vacant positions will be filled in due course.*

Football Stakeholders Committee

The Referees Committee shall implement and interpret the Laws of the Game and may propose amendments to the Laws of the Game to the FIFA Council. It shall appoint the referees and assistant referees for matches in competitions organised by FIFA.

*Remaining vacant positions will be filled in due course.*

Referees Committee

FIFA’s nine standing committees report to the FIFA Council, advising and assisting the Council in their respective fields of function. The composition and structure, including qualification and number of members fulfilling independence criteria as well as the specific duties and powers of the individual committees, shall be stipulated in the FIFA Governance Regulations. For more information on the standing committees, please see the pages below or articles 44-49 of the FIFA Statutes.

Standing Committees

The Disciplinary Committee shall consist of a chairperson, a deputy chairperson and a specific number of other members. The chairperson and deputy chairperson of the Disciplinary Committee must be qualified to practise law. 
The committee shall act in accordance with the FIFA Disciplinary Code. It shall take its decisions in the presence of at least three members. In special cases, the chairman may decide alone.
The Disciplinary Committee pronounces the sanctions described in the FIFA Statutes and the FIFA Disciplinary Code on member associations, clubs, officials, players, intermediaries and licensed match agents. 
The disciplinary competence of the Congress and the Executive Committee with regard to the suspension and expulsion of members is reserved.


Disciplinary Committee

The independent Ethics Committee is one of FIFA’s judicial bodies. It is primarily responsible for investigating possible infringements of the FIFA Code of Ethics. Since 2012, it has been divided into two separate chambers – the investigatory chamber and the adjudicatory chamber

Ethics Committee

The Appeal Committee is composed of a chairman, a vice-chairman and the number of members deemed necessary. The chairman and the vice-chairman must have legal training.
The Commission shall act in accordance with the FIFA Disciplinary Code Decisions are made in the presence of at least three members. In special cases, the chairman may decide alone.
The Appeals Committee is responsible for the handling of appeals against decisions of the Disciplinary Commission, which FIFA regulations do not define as final.
The decisions of the Appeals Committee are final and binding on all parties concerned. All rights to appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) are reserved.

Appeal Committee

Judicial Bodies

The Governance, Audit and Compliance Committee shall consist of at least three members and not more than 15 members, all of whom must not belong to any other FIFA body. The committee members shall be knowledgeable and experienced in governance and/or financial and/or legal matters and may not be involved in any decision affecting the operations of FIFA. The chairperson, deputy chairperson and members must meet all the criteria set out in the FIFA Governance Regulations. 

Governance, Audit and Compliance Committee

The Review Committee is responsible to conduct eligibility checks of the FIFA Governance Regulations, except for the candidates for, or holders of, positions on the Governance, Audit and Compliance Committee. In addition, the Committee conducts the independence reviews with regard to the candidates for, or holders of, the positions requiring such independence, except for the candidates for, or holders of, positions on the Governance, Audit and Compliance Committee itself. 

Review Committee

The Compensation Sub-Committee is responsible for defining the individual annual compensation of the FIFA President, of the vice-presidents and members of the Council, as well as of the Secretary General.

Compensation Sub-Committee

FIFA’s nine standing committees report to the FIFA Council, advising and assisting the Council in their respective fields of function. The composition and structure, including qualification and number of members fulfilling independence criteria as well as the specific duties and powers of the individual committees, shall be stipulated in the FIFA Governance Regulations. 
For more information on the standing committees, please see the pages below or articles 44-49 of the FIFA Statutes
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Audit and Compliance

The Congress is FIFA’s supreme and legislative body. The Council is the strategic and oversight body, and the general secretariat is the executive, operational and administrative body of FIFA. The standing committees advise and assist the Council and the general secretariat in fulfilling their duties, while the independent committees conduct their activities and perform their duties entirely independently but always in the interest of FIFA and in accordance with the Statutes and regulations of FIFA.