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Coordination Commissions for the Olympic Games

The role of the Coordination Commission is to monitor and assist the Organising Committees for the Olympic Games (OCOGs).

Respect of the Olympic Charter and the Host City Contract

As defined in the Olympic Charter, a Coordination Commission is appointed by the IOC President for each Games edition to manage and implement the working relationships between the OCOG, the IFs and the NOCs. It usually meets yearly until four years out, then twice a year.

The Coordination Commission reports to the IOC Executive Board through its Chairman and the Olympic Games Executive Director.

The Coordination Commission:
• ensures that the Olympic Charter and the Host City Contract are followed and applied;
• monitors the progress of the OCOG;
• assists the OCOG to deliver Olympic Games;
• approves the levels of service proposed by the OCOGs for different clients.

 

 
   

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