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The Football Association is seeking individuals to join its Judicial Panel.
The Judicial Panel is established by The FA Council as the pool of individuals from which Regulatory Commissions and Appeal Boards are drawn by the Judicial Panel Chairman to hear cases or appeals in connection with disciplinary and other regulatory processes of The FA, such as anti-doping and integrity.
Regulatory Commissions are three-person, first-instance panels which hear cases and have the power to impose penalties, interim suspensions and other orders for misconduct against Participants in the game of football, where appropriate. Appeal Boards are three-person panels which hear appeals of Regulatory Commission decisions.
The Judicial Panel Chairman wishes to appoint a number of;
Applications should be made by 23:59 on Monday 9 August 2021.
The full job descriptions for both legal panel members and independent football panel members can be found here.
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