• IOC Reiterates Voting Details For Host City Of The XXX Olympiad (27 December 2005)
• SINGAPORE 2005: 2012 Olympic Sport Vote (11 July 2005)
• SINGAPORE 2005: IOC President Reflects On A Successful 117th Session (9 July 2005)
• SINGAPORE 2005: Elections To The Executive Board And Election Of A New Member (9 July 2005)
• SINGAPORE 2005: Session Wraps-Up Final Full Day Of Meetings (8 July 2005)

2 July 2005

Who votes and who does not vote - Election 2012

Number of IOC members as of May 2005: 116 DO NOT VOTE: -  IOC President Jacques Rogge: 1   - Member deprived of their rights, prerogatives  and functions deriving from their IOC membership: 1   -...
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26 June 2005

Essential Facts and Figures

The information sheet on the election of the host city for the 2012 Games provides all the details on the various stages undertaken by the five Candidate Cities, the voting procedure in Singapore, and the results - round-by-round - of...
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© IOC13 June 2005

IOC Releases Olympic Programme Commission Report

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) today released the report prepared by its Olympic Programme Commission, containing the evaluation of the 28 sports currently on the programme of the Olympic Games, as well as five applicant...
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6 June 2005

Election of the host city for the Games of the XXX Olympiad – who votes?

On 6 July 2005, the International Olympic Committee will elect the host city for the Games of the XXX Olympiad. The voting members will all receive a copy of the IOC Evaluation Commission’s report ahead of this decision, which...
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6 June 2005

IOC releases 2012 Evaluation Commission report

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) today released the report prepared by the Evaluation Commission following its visits to the five Candidate Cities to host the Games of the XXX Olympiad in 2012 - Paris, New York, Moscow, London...
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© IOC/Stephane Romeu20 April 2005

Procedures for the vote on the Olympic programme for the 2012 Olympic Games

Since 1936, sports have been regularly added to the Olympic programme. At its extraordinary Session in Mexico in 2002, the IOC decided to: cap the numbers for the Games of the Olympiad to 28 sports, 301 events and 10,500 athletes and...
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