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1 réviseur interne
réviseur interne m UEFAPersonne provenant d'une association membre de l'UEFA, qui examine périodiquement des secteurs particuliers des finances pour s'assurer de leur efficacité ainsi que de leur conformité aux statuts et aux directives, et fait un rapport écrit sur tous les contrôles au Comité exécutif de l'UEFA.► Le Comité exécutif de l'UEFA élit deux réviseurs provenant de deux associations nationales. Ces deux réviseurs sont élus pour un mandat de quatre ans; un réviseur est remplacé tous les deux ans. Pour éviter que les tâches soient effectuées en double, les réviseurs internes coordonnent leurs activités avec le président de la Commission des finances et avec les réviseurs externes.
internal auditor UEFAA person from a UEFA member association, who is elected by the UEFA Executive Committee for four years, to periodically examine various financial areas in terms of efficiency and compliance with the UEFA Statutes and any applicable rules and regulations, and report to the UEFA Executive Committee in writing on every audit.► The UEFA Executive Committee elects two internal auditors from different member associations. Both auditors are elected for four years, with one being replaced every two years. In order to avoid the duplication of effort, the internal auditors coordinate their work with the chairman of the Finance Committee and with the external auditors.
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2 Commission des arbitres
Commission de l'UEFA qui a notamment pour tâches de désigner les arbitres pour les compétitions de l'UEFA, de mener un programme de développement pour donner des instructions et former les arbitres, de découvrir et de soutenir des arbitres internationaux prometteurs, de proposer des membres pour le Panel des directives d'arbitrage et le Panel de certification d'arbitrage, et d'étudier leurs propositions.► La Commission des arbitres est soutenue dans son travail par les instructeurs d'arbitres, les observateurs d'arbitres, le Panel consultatif des arbitres, le Panel des arbitres de haut niveau, le Panel des directives d'arbitrage et le Panel de certification d'arbitrage. Afin de mener à bien son programme de développement, la Commission des arbitres dispose de quatre sous-commissions: Sous-commission Désignations des arbitres, Sous-commission Instruction, formation et développement, Sous-commission Mentors et jeunes arbitres, et Sous-commission Observateurs d'arbitres.
A UEFA committee whose main duties are to appoint referees for the UEFA competitions, to conduct a development programme to instruct and educate referees, to identify and support promising international referees, to propose members for the Refereeing Certification Panel and the Refereeing Guidelines Panel, and to study proposals from these two UEFA expert panels.► To carry out its development programme, the Referees Committee has the four following sub-committees: Sub-committee for Referee Appointments, Sub-committee for Instruction, Education and Development, Sub-committee for Referee Mentors and Talents, and Sub-committee for Referee Observers. The Referees Committee is supported in its work by the Referee Instructors, the Referee Observers, the Referees Consultative Panel, the Top Referees Panel, the Refereeing Guidelines Panel and the Refereeing Certification Panel.
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3 faire circuler le ballon
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4 Panel de certification d'arbitrage
Panel d'experts de l'UEFA composé de spécialistes dans le domaine de l' arbitrage, de la formation des arbitres et de l'organisation de l' arbitrage, qui a pour tâche d'assister la Commission des arbitres de l'UEFA dans son travail et, notamment, d'examiner les candidatures des associations membres de l'UEFA qui souhaitent devenir membres de la Convention concernant l'arbitrage, d'évaluer les membres de la Convention concernant l'arbitrage par rapport aux nouveaux modules introduits, de surveiller régulièrement l'application des exigences de qualité définies par les modules existants au sein des associations membres de l'UEFA, d'établir des rapports d'évaluation et de surveillance, de faire des rapports réguliers à la Commission des arbitres de l'UEFA, et de soumettre à celle-ci des propositions concernant les modifications qu'il est nécessaire d'apporter aux dispositions d'application de la Convention concernant l'arbitrage.A UEFA expert panel composed of specialists in refereeing or referee education and organisation whose duty is to support the UEFA Referees Committee in its work and, more specifically, to examine applications from UEFA member associations wishing to become members of the Referee Convention, to assess the members of the Referee Convention with regard to new modules, to regularly monitor the applicable quality standards for existing modules within the UEFA member associations, to draw up assessment and monitoring reports, to report regularly to the UEFA Referees Committee, and to submit proposals for necessary amendments to the Implementing Regulations of the Referee Convention.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > Panel de certification d'arbitrage
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