MOTIONS FOR CONGRESS

Motion 11

Home venues for all senior intercounty Championship games will be decided on basis of health and safety and be approved by the Central Competitions Control Committee (CCCC). Prompted by ‘Newbridge or Nowhere’ fiasco.

Motion 14

Any collective inter-county training that involves an overnight stay from April to November must be sanctioned by CCCC unless it’s 10 days out from Championship game (or 17 days in case of AllIreland final).

Motion 17

An individual will no longer be allowed a stay of execution when they are appealing a proposed penalty or suspension

Motion 18

A Camogie Association representative will join a Ladies Gaelic Football Association representative on GAA’s management committee as nonvoting members.

Motion 19

Central Council to have the power, in exceptional circumstances, to make available GAA property held by provinces or counties for other sports. Prompted by the Liam Miller testimonial controversy last summer.

Motion 21

Central Council to establish a new means of deciding ‘winner on the day’ in All-Ireland football qualifiers, All-Ireland hurling preliminary quarter-finals and the Joe McDonagh Cup.

Motion 23

Finalised line-ups in Championship to be issued to referee 40 minutes before throwin. Penalties for not doing so are fines and/or a removal of sideline privileges for the manager.

Motion 31

The Gaelic Players Association’s motion has asked for them to have one representative sitting on the CCCC for fixture scheduling purposes only, not disciplinary matters.

Motion 39

Donegal’s proposal that no team should be allowed to nominate Croke Park as their home venue in the All-Ireland Super 8s.