Damian Collins Soundbite - The Football Association in the UK needs to modernise after accusations of being run by unqua

The transcript discusses the need for reform in the Football Association (FA) board's voting structure, emphasizing that the majority of votes should be held by independent executives. It highlights the challenge of achieving reform internally due to power dynamics and suggests that legislative action by Parliament is necessary to implement these changes.

Who should hold the majority of votes on the FA board according to the video?

• The two FA executives, Chairman, and chief executive

• The fans and players

• The club owners

• The government officials

What is the role of non-executive directors on the FA board?

• To represent club owners

• To manage day-to-day operations

• To focus on the general good of the game

• To enforce rules and regulations

What is required for the FA to achieve reform internally?

• Support from fans

• Current power holders giving up some control

• More executive meetings

• Increased funding

Why have FA members turned to Parliament for reform?

• To ensure reforms are implemented through legislation

• To gain more financial support

• To avoid internal conflicts

• To increase their influence in the government

What is the suggested solution if internal reform within the FA is not possible?

• Conduct a public referendum

• Seek international assistance

• Increase the number of board members

• Legislate to enforce the reform