In this report, we will focus on the conflict of interest, FIFA’s Independent Ethics Committee’s actions to prevent corruption. FIFA’s Independent Ethics Committee has the primary responsible for investigating possible infringements of the FIFA Code of ethics. However, FIFA does not provide a systematic control of corruption risk for it system of internal controls (COSC). In the Governing FIFA’s Concept Paper and Report from 2011, it was suggested that FIFA should address more specific rules for risks affecting their system for gifts, hospitality, political and charitable contributions, and that these factors should be strictly analyzed. It was furthermore recommended that these rules should be further communicated to FIFA officials and …show more content…
The handbook would have to address issues and potential issues that officers inside of the organization face. Having a strict policy on what is and is not unethical inside of the organization would give better boundaries for agents of the organization to follow, as well as give the public a measurement of integrity to hold them to. No response at all is a possibility, and has been FIFA’s course of action (or inaction) for the past couple decades when faced with international concern over corruption. To continue on without addressing some of the above concerns would likely land FIFA in trouble with sponsors and sources of money, broadcasting networks which show their football games, and fans who pay to watch and support their favorite teams. They would risk criminal prosecution, disassociation with the support, and the cooperation of teams from all over the