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Thank you to everyone who applied to join our Panel, for which we received significant demand.

All applicants will be communicated with in late February regarding the Panel Applications and Review Committee (PARC)’s decision on their appointments.

The next application window for joining Sport Resolutions' Panel for the period April 2027 - March 2030 will open in November 2026.

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In exceptional circumstances we accept applications outside of the recruitment window if you can demonstrate that you have skills and experience in a priority area for Sport Resolutions that is not met by current members of the panel. If you believe that you can demonstrate exceptional skills and experience then please contact the Sport Resolutions Secretariat on 020 7036 1966 and we will advise you of the process to follow.

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