FIFA FOOTBALL AGENT EXAM :
REGULATIONS, STATUS & SUPPORT
MATERIALS EXAM 2026 WITH ACTUAL
CORRECT QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
DETAILED ANSWERS|FREQUENTLY TESTED
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What must member associations' statutes comply with?
The principles of good governance.
What is one obligation of member associations regarding politics and religion?
They must be neutral in matters of politics and religion.
What must member associations do to comply with FIFA's regulations?
Fully comply with the Statutes, regulations, directives, and decisions of FIFA bodies.
What is prohibited by member associations according to FIFA regulations?
All forms of discrimination.
What must member associations ensure about their judicial bodies?
They must be independent (separation of powers).
How often must a member association convene its supreme and legislative body?
At least every two years.
What is the primary responsibility of member associations regarding refereeing?
To regulate matters relating to refereeing.
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,What must member associations do to prevent conflicts of interest?
Avoid conflicts of interests in decision-making.
What is required for member associations to promote women's football?
They must promote the development of women's football and full participation at all levels.
What happens if a member association violates its obligations?
It may lead to sanctions provided for in the FIFA Statutes.
What is the notice period for a member association wishing to resign from FIFA?
Six months before the end of the calendar year.
What majority is required for the Congress to suspend a member association?
A three-quarter majority of the member associations present and eligible to vote.
What must happen for a suspension of a member association to be lifted?
It must be confirmed at the next Congress by a three-quarter majority.
What is the consequence of a member association being suspended?
It may not exercise any of its membership rights.
What is required for a member association's bodies to be recognized by FIFA?
They must be elected or appointed in compliance with FIFA's provisions.
Under what circumstances can the Congress expel a member association?
If it fails to fulfill financial obligations, seriously violates FIFA's Statutes, or loses its status as an
association.
What is necessary for the expulsion of a member association to be valid?
The presence of an absolute majority of member associations eligible to vote and a three-
quarter majority of valid votes cast.
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,What must member associations ensure regarding their affiliated clubs?
Clubs must manage their affairs independently of any external body.
What must member associations do to ensure integrity in competitions?
Prevent any person from exercising control over more than one club that could jeopardize
match integrity.
What titles can the Congress bestow upon former members for meritorious service?
Honorary president, honorary vice-president, or honorary member.
Can honorary members vote in the Congress?
No, they may join in debates but may not vote.
What is one responsibility of FIFA regarding international competitions?
To organize all of its own international competitions in compliance with the international match
calendar.
What must FIFA approve for international leagues or groups of clubs?
FIFA must give consent for their formation.
What status can FIFA grant to associations applying for membership?
Provisional member status.
What rights do provisional members have?
They can participate in the confederation's competitions and conferences but not in FIFA final
competitions.
Name one confederation recognized by FIFA in South America.
Confederación Sudamericana de Fútbol (CONMEBOL).
What is the role of confederations in relation to FIFA?
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, To nurture relations and cooperate with FIFA for the good of the game.
What is required for confederations to grant membership to associations from other
continents?
FIFA's consent and the opinion of the geographically concerned confederation.
What principles must the confederations' statutes comply with?
Good governance principles, including neutrality in politics and religion, and prohibition of
discrimination.
What is the supreme legislative body within FIFA?
The Congress.
What is the strategic and oversight body of FIFA?
The Council.
What is the role of the general secretariat in FIFA?
It serves as the executive, operational, and administrative body.
What must all stakeholders agree to respect according to FIFA statutes?
The Laws of the Game, principles of loyalty, integrity, sportsmanship, and fair play.
What is the function of standing and ad hoc committees in FIFA?
To advise and assist the Council and general secretariat in fulfilling their duties.
What must the independent auditors do regarding FIFA's accounts?
Perform all audits of FIFA's accounts and financial statements as required by Swiss law.
What is required for the confederations' statutes to be notified to FIFA?
They must be revised from time to time.
What is the minimum frequency of the Ordinary Congress?
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REGULATIONS, STATUS & SUPPORT
MATERIALS EXAM 2026 WITH ACTUAL
CORRECT QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
DETAILED ANSWERS|FREQUENTLY TESTED
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS |ALREADY
GRADED A+|NEWEST|GUARANTEED
PASS|BRAND NEW VERSION!!
What must member associations' statutes comply with?
The principles of good governance.
What is one obligation of member associations regarding politics and religion?
They must be neutral in matters of politics and religion.
What must member associations do to comply with FIFA's regulations?
Fully comply with the Statutes, regulations, directives, and decisions of FIFA bodies.
What is prohibited by member associations according to FIFA regulations?
All forms of discrimination.
What must member associations ensure about their judicial bodies?
They must be independent (separation of powers).
How often must a member association convene its supreme and legislative body?
At least every two years.
What is the primary responsibility of member associations regarding refereeing?
To regulate matters relating to refereeing.
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,What must member associations do to prevent conflicts of interest?
Avoid conflicts of interests in decision-making.
What is required for member associations to promote women's football?
They must promote the development of women's football and full participation at all levels.
What happens if a member association violates its obligations?
It may lead to sanctions provided for in the FIFA Statutes.
What is the notice period for a member association wishing to resign from FIFA?
Six months before the end of the calendar year.
What majority is required for the Congress to suspend a member association?
A three-quarter majority of the member associations present and eligible to vote.
What must happen for a suspension of a member association to be lifted?
It must be confirmed at the next Congress by a three-quarter majority.
What is the consequence of a member association being suspended?
It may not exercise any of its membership rights.
What is required for a member association's bodies to be recognized by FIFA?
They must be elected or appointed in compliance with FIFA's provisions.
Under what circumstances can the Congress expel a member association?
If it fails to fulfill financial obligations, seriously violates FIFA's Statutes, or loses its status as an
association.
What is necessary for the expulsion of a member association to be valid?
The presence of an absolute majority of member associations eligible to vote and a three-
quarter majority of valid votes cast.
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,What must member associations ensure regarding their affiliated clubs?
Clubs must manage their affairs independently of any external body.
What must member associations do to ensure integrity in competitions?
Prevent any person from exercising control over more than one club that could jeopardize
match integrity.
What titles can the Congress bestow upon former members for meritorious service?
Honorary president, honorary vice-president, or honorary member.
Can honorary members vote in the Congress?
No, they may join in debates but may not vote.
What is one responsibility of FIFA regarding international competitions?
To organize all of its own international competitions in compliance with the international match
calendar.
What must FIFA approve for international leagues or groups of clubs?
FIFA must give consent for their formation.
What status can FIFA grant to associations applying for membership?
Provisional member status.
What rights do provisional members have?
They can participate in the confederation's competitions and conferences but not in FIFA final
competitions.
Name one confederation recognized by FIFA in South America.
Confederación Sudamericana de Fútbol (CONMEBOL).
What is the role of confederations in relation to FIFA?
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, To nurture relations and cooperate with FIFA for the good of the game.
What is required for confederations to grant membership to associations from other
continents?
FIFA's consent and the opinion of the geographically concerned confederation.
What principles must the confederations' statutes comply with?
Good governance principles, including neutrality in politics and religion, and prohibition of
discrimination.
What is the supreme legislative body within FIFA?
The Congress.
What is the strategic and oversight body of FIFA?
The Council.
What is the role of the general secretariat in FIFA?
It serves as the executive, operational, and administrative body.
What must all stakeholders agree to respect according to FIFA statutes?
The Laws of the Game, principles of loyalty, integrity, sportsmanship, and fair play.
What is the function of standing and ad hoc committees in FIFA?
To advise and assist the Council and general secretariat in fulfilling their duties.
What must the independent auditors do regarding FIFA's accounts?
Perform all audits of FIFA's accounts and financial statements as required by Swiss law.
What is required for the confederations' statutes to be notified to FIFA?
They must be revised from time to time.
What is the minimum frequency of the Ordinary Congress?
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