We publish the Agenda and Annexes for the 80th FIDE Congress scheduled from 11 to 18 October 2009 in Halkidiki, Greece.
Please download the Agenda and Annexes:
THE LIST OF ANNEXES
1. Auditor’s report.
2. Annual accounts for 2008.
3. Notes to annual accounts.
4. Updated income and expenditure report for 2009.
5. Permanent Fund report.
6. Verification Commission report.
7. Final draft of Calendar administration rules and planner.
8. Proposal on FIDE meetings.
9. Proposal regarding changes in electoral regulations.
10. Proposal regarding registrations, transfers and participation in FIDE Competitions.
11. Proposal to create a Chess Commission for Social Projects.
12. List of proposed list of titles.
13. Proposals to Qualification Commission from General Secretary I. Leong.
14. Proposal to modify the international title regulations.
15. List of proposed Arbiters’ titles.
16. Decisions of the Trainers’ Commission.
17. Proposal in respect of team managers.
18. Report from WADA on Compliance with the World Anti-Doping Code.
19. Proposal and correspondence regarding the restructure of Olympiads.
20. Proposal of B. Balgabaev and E. Dubov tables.
21. Proposal from Mrs. A. Kosteniuk.
22. Proposal on financial regulations pertaining to chess events.
23. Proposal on World Team Championships.
24. Proposal regarding seminars for newly elected Presidents of Federations.
25. Proposal regarding players and officials endorsement by respective National Federations.
26. Bid from Polish Chess Federation for 82nd FIDE Congress 2011.
27. Letter from Estonian Chess Federation regarding the World Cup 2011.
28. Regulations for Candidates’ Matches 2010.
29. Chief Arbiter’s report for FIDE World Challengers’ match.
30. Bid from Turkish Chess Federation for Women’s Team Championship 2011.
31. Bid from the Brazilian Chess Federation for World Youth Championships 2011.
32. Bid from Turkish Chess Federation 2010 World Youth U-16 Chess Olympiad.
33. Bid from Polish Chess Federation for World Schools Individual Championship 2011.
34. Letter from the Russian Chess Federation.
The annexes, which are not available for download will be published the soonest.
Greece is a great chess nation.
Its alarming to read that FIDE has contract with only one of its staff? Its in one of the annexes posted for public viewing.