The International Cricket Council’s Executive Board has voted to split the role of the president and the chairman, as recommended by the contentious independent governance review headed by Lord Woolf, from 2014 onwards.
After the second of its scheduled 2012 meetings here this weekend, the ICC’s executive board has decided to recommend one of the suggestions made by the Woolf report to its annual conference in Kuala Lumpur in June. “Following a resolution agreed at the last meeting, the directors confirmed the necessary amendments to the constitution to split the role of the ICC president and chairman of the Board,” the ICC said in a statement.
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