AMENDMENTS PROPOSED IN...

RULE 45

Any amendment will not be given effect without the approval of the Supreme Court.

What the BCCI says: It is not practical that members’ autonomy and the right to seek legitimate changes everytime have to be approved by Supreme Court.

RULE 6.4

An office-bearer who has held any post for two consecutive terms, either in a state association or in BCCI (or in both combined) shall not be eligible to contest any further elections without completing a cooling off period of three years. What the BCCI says: The cooling off can be restricted to BCCI and the member state respectively and only for the president and secretary.

RULE 6.5

A person shall be disqualified from being a member of the governing council or any committee or being a representative to the International Cricket Council or any similar organisation if he has attained the age of 70, or holds public office or holds any office or post in a sports or athletic association or federation apart from cricket

What the BCCI says: There is no reason to impose restrictions on members of the IPL Governing Council. At ICC, people with experience to negotiate and who have contacts to interact with other members should be made representatives.

RULE 7/15 (3) & (4)

The Apex Council shall frame, in consultation with the CEO, rules for (administrative) appointments What the BCCI says: The Apex Council must act through the secretary and not the CEO