Minutes UIPM Congress 2010 Riga FINAL 6 12 2010
Minutes UIPM Congress 2010 Riga FINAL 6 12 2010
Minutes UIPM Congress 2010 Riga FINAL 6 12 2010
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The President asked all delegates to stand in commemoration of colleagues and friends in sport who have<br />
regrettably passed away this year.<br />
Condolences:<br />
The President asked the members to taka a minute of silence for:<br />
INTERNATIONAL SPORT<br />
10 April <strong>2010</strong>: Polish Olympic Committee President Mr Piotr Nurowski. Nurowski lived a life of Sport Politics<br />
slowly moving up the ranks since the early 1980’s until he was elected president of the Polish Olympic<br />
Committee in February 2005.<br />
21 April <strong>2010</strong>: Former IOC President (IOC Member since 1966) Mr Juan Antonio Samaranch. Samaranch<br />
served second longest term as the head of the IOC, the longest being that of Modern Pentathlon’s creator Pierre<br />
de Coubertin (29 years). Samaranch, the father of <strong>UIPM</strong>’s Vice President Juan Antonio Samaranch, was a<br />
particular friend of the <strong>UIPM</strong> and will be missed by every member of the <strong>UIPM</strong> family.<br />
23 June <strong>2010</strong>: IOC Member (since 1965) in Tunisia Mr Mohamed Mzali. Mr Mzali was a former Prime Minister<br />
or Tunisia and was a great force in the sport political scene until his passing away.<br />
28 August <strong>2010</strong>: IOC Member (since 1987) in the Netherlands Mr Anton Geesink. Mr Geesink was a threetime<br />
World Judo Champion (1961, 1964 and 1965) and Olympic Gold Medallist (1964). In 1987, he became a<br />
member of the board of the Dutch National Olympic Committee and a member of the IOC.<br />
5 i) Report of the Secretary General, Mr. Joël Bouzou (JB)<br />
The President referred to the written report of the General Secretary Mr. Joel Bouzou (pp. 50-53), since Joel<br />
Bouzou could not be present. He wished the Secretary General to recover as soon as possible from his<br />
accident.<br />
The President asked if there were any comments to the above two reports. There were no comments from the<br />
delegates.<br />
The Report of the President and the Report of the Secretary General were both accepted by consensus.<br />
6. Report of the Treasurer, Gyula Bretz<br />
<strong>UIPM</strong> Treasurer Mr. Gyula Bretz referred to his written report in the <strong>Congress</strong> Book (pp. 54-61) and emphasized<br />
that due to the current worldwide economical situation the financial environment is now unpredictable. This goes,<br />
in particular for the interests to achieve on the market.The Treasurer also pointed at the efforts done by the<br />
<strong>UIPM</strong> in order to increase the development costs.<br />
The President asked, if there were any comments to the Treasurer’s report. There were no comments.<br />
Report accepted by consensus.<br />
7. Report of the Honorary Auditors, Mr. Alexander Peirits and Mr. Helio Mereilles Cardoso<br />
The Honorary Auditors Mr. Alexander Peirits and Mr. Helio Mereilles Cardoso referred to their written report in<br />
the <strong>Congress</strong> Book (pp. 92-94), read it and added the following comments.<br />
The Auditors referred to the Monaco audit that took place in July <strong>2010</strong> were Mr. Mereilles, Mr. Bretz, the<br />
assistant to the General Secretary, Coralie Kreidel, the President and the General Secretary were present. They<br />
gave special thank to Miss Kreidel for the book keeping and her excellent work.<br />
The President asked, if there were any comments to the Auditors’ report. There were no comments.<br />
Report accepted by consensus.<br />
8. Financial Statement as at 31.<strong>12</strong>.2009<br />
The Treasurer referred to the financial statements submitted in the <strong>Congress</strong> Book (pp. 95-102).<br />
Report accepted by consensus.<br />
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