足球法庭程序规则 2026年1月版

IV. RULES SPECIFIC TO THE SOLIDARITY MECHANISM ANDTRAINING COMPENSATION CLAIMS AND ELECTRONIC PLAYER TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAMBER23Article27:Trainingrewardclaims24Article28:Procedurerelatedtotrainingrewardclaims25 Article1:ScopeofapplicationArticle2:JurisdictionArticle3:ApplicablelawArticle4:CompositionArticle5:Independenceandconflictofinterest II. GENERAL PROCEDURAL RULES Article32:TransitoryprovisionsArticle33:Mattersnotprovidedforandforcemajeure Article18:ClaimsArticle19:PreliminaryproceduralmattersArticle20:ProposalfromtheFIFAgeneralsecretariatArticle21:ResponsetotheclaimandcounterclaimArticle22:Secondroundofsubmissions Definitions The definitions in the Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players, the FIFAFootball Agent Regulations and the FIFA Statutes shall apply. NB: Terms referring to natural persons are applicable to both genders. Any term inthe singular applies to the plural and vice-versa. GENERALPROVISIONS Article 1: Scope of application 3.The DRC shall be composed of: 1.These rules govern the organisation, composition and functions of the a)a chairperson and at least two deputy chairpersons, at the proposal ofFIFA and agreed upon by consensus between the parties mentioned inb) and c) below; 2.The FT shall be composed of three chambers: a)the Dispute Resolution Chamber (DRC);b)the Players’ Status Chamber (PSC); andc)the Agents Chamber (AC). 4.The PSC shall be composed of: a)a chairperson and at least one deputy chairperson; andb)the necessary number of members as decided by the FIFA Council, Article 2: Jurisdiction 1.The matters for which each chamber has jurisdiction are provided by 2.In the event of uncertainty as to which chamber has jurisdiction to decide 5.The AC shall be composed of: a)a chairperson and at least one deputy chairperson; andb)the necessary number of members as decided by the FIFA Council, Article 3: Applicable law In their application and adjudication of law, the chambers shall apply the FIFAStatutes and FIFA regulations, whilst taking into account all relevant arrangements,laws, and/or collective bargaining agreements that exist at national level. 6.If a vacancy occurs, the FIFA Council may appoint a replacement forthe remainder of the term of office. The chairperson of the DRC or the Article 4: Composition 1.The chairperson of the FT shall have legal qualifications. They shall beappointed for four years by the FIFA Council. Article5:Independenceandconflictofinterest 1.The members of the FT are bound by the FIFA Statutes, FIFA regulationsand the law. 2.The chairpersons, deputy chairpersons, and members of each chambershall be appointed for four years by the FIFA Council. The chairpersons and 2.A member of the FT may not take part in deciding a matter if there is anylegitimate doubt as to their impartiality and shall disclose any circumstancewhich might give rise to a conflict of interest. The nationality of a person 3.A party is entitled to challenge a member of the FT appointed to decide amatter if it believes that there is a legitimate doubt as to their impartiality.Such challenge shall be filed within five calendar days from the notification Article6:Confidentiality A person appointed to the FT shall maintain strict confidentiality on any case theydecide. Article 7: Exemption from liability Neither the persons appointed to the FT nor the FIFA officials acting in anadministrative capacity may be held liable for any action or omission relating to any Article8:RoleoftheFIFAgeneralsecretariat 1.The FIFA general secretariat will provide the administrative organisation 2.The FIFA general secretariat is empowered to make decisions as provided GENERALPROCEDURAL II. 4.Any communication submitted in TMS by a member association on behalf Article9:Parties 1.Subject to the relevant FIFA regulations, only the following natural or legalpersons may be a party before a chamber: a)not be subject to the fulfilment of any conditions by the respective club;b)be undertaken by the member association without delay, regardless of a)member associations;b)clubs affiliated to a member association;c)players;d)coaches;e)single-entity leagues, only for the purposes of the FIFA Football AgentRegulations;f)football agents licensed by FIFA; org)match agents licensed by FIFA. Article 11: Time limits 1.For a party that directly receives a communication, the time limit willcommence the day after receipt of the relevant communication. 2.For a party that receives a communication via its member association,the time limit will commence four calendar days after receipt of thecommunication by the member association to which it is affiliated orregistered, or on the date of notification of the party by the memberassociation, whichever is sooner. 2.A party may appoint an authorised representative to act on its behalf in 3.If the last day of a time limit coincides