Financial Report 31.12.2013 Balance sheet 31.12.2013 Appendix 2 COSTS GA Budget Outcome Compared Outcome ASSETS Cost Centre 19.08.2013 19.08.2012 /Ann.budget Current assets 01.01.2013 19.08.2013 10 Central activities 15000 10758,72 8374,85 4241 Cash 0,00 0,00 11 Office 643000 404676,49 320396,78 238324 Credit Suisse 559200-11 465926,46 259380,89 12 CB 50500 37239,38 33810,47 13261 13 ExCo 10000 6993,40 2881,87 3007 Receivables 14 GA/AM 9500 0,00 0,00 9500 Claims 2010 122901,09 120901,09 15 External meetings 22300 8700,37 17194,36 13600 Claims 2011 87955,07 70625,26 16 IOC 50 Road Map 4000 2442,87 15642,25 1557 Claims 2012 303103,52 130370,65 17 Parafloorball 9000 2498,18 0,00 6502 Claims 2013 0,00 114821,00 18 Equality Function 7500 0,00 0,00 7500 Deferr expenses and accr income 0,00 0,00 19 Athletes Commission 10000 0,00 0,00 10000 Receivables from rel.parties 7089,36 16844,90 20 WFC 192000 20282,12 28130,24 171718 Total assets 986975,50 712943,79 21 U19 WFC 28500 24621,64 22994,78 3878 22 EFC 40500 0,00 225,35 40500 LIABILITIES AND EQUITY 23 Champions Cup 80000 6262,67 624,06 73737 25 WUC 0 0,00 1099,43 0 Current liabilities 29 Anti-Doping 27000 8107,11 14183,30 18893 Accr expenses and deferr income -373200,00 -232000,00 40 RACC 27000 0,00 14490,94 27000 Other current liabilities -3356,98 -4556,98 50 RC 34000 16535,71 17506,21 17464 Transfers to reserves -280487,97 -540,00 60 Development 48000 20840,10 22362,70 27160 Development reserves 0,00 0,00 70 Material* 110000 8607,67 8337,10 101392 Development Board reserves 2011 -14832,48 -14832,48 80 Marketing 33000 260,03 11866,52 32740 Development board reserves 2012 -36025,50 -36025,50 81 TV 13000 50,04 36,54 12950 Development board reserves 2013 0,00 0,00 82 Internet TV 6000 0,00 0,00 6000 83 Information 53000 26909,33 2293,84 26091 Equity 89 MC 6700 135,14 3240,96 6565 Retained earnings -279072,57 -279072,57 91 AC 1000 0,00 0,00 1000 Profit 19.08.2013 -145916,26 92 DC 1000 40,03 0,00 960 TOTAL CHF 1481500 605961,00 545692,55 875539,00 Total liabilities & equity -986975,50 -712943,79

INCOME GA Budget 19.08.2013 19.08.2012 * Outcome of the material appr. system: 3011 Transfers 105000 20550,00 19350,00 -84450 Income 0,00 3012 Participation fees 238000 210500,00 204500,00 -27500 Costs 0,00 3013 Organizers fee 134000 45500,00 17500,00 -88500 3015 Part.fees - non-competition 0 0,00 2561,24 0 Profit 0,00 3019 Temporary play 5000 1150,00 2450,00 -3850 3210 Membership fees 152000 165000,00 127000,00 13000 80% 0,00 3219 Fines 5000 0,00 2500,00 -5000 20% 0 3250 Sponsors & advertisements 198000 40240,03 36997,21 -157760 3260 TV 72000 0,00 11112,30 -72000 3261 Internet TV 8000 0,00 0,00 -8000 3300 Office support 189400 167586,50 127440,90 -21814 3310 Development support 53100 6296,00 17954,15 -46804 3510 Sales 10000 35,00 105,00 -9965 3860 Material approval income 300000 90066,75 96872,30 -209933 3861 Material exemptions 3000 0,00 0,00 -3000 3899 Other incomes 9000 4899,76 0,00 -4100 8020 Interest 0 0,00 0,00 0 8080 Exchange rate gains 0 53,22 38,35 53 TOTAL CHF 1481500 751877,26 666381,45 -729622,74 RESULT CHF 0 145916,26 120688,90 -1605161,74 Financial Report 31.12.2013 Appendix 3 COSTS GA Budget Outcome To come Est.outcome Compared Est.Outcome Comments estimated outcome versus budget Cost Centre 19.08.2013 -31.12.2013 31.12.2013 31.12.2012 /Ann.budget 10 Central activities 15000 10758,72 5500,00 16258,72 46563,11 -1259 11 Office 643000 404676,49 255000,00 659676,49 638503,88 -16676 Mostly due to more expensive SEK and EUR than expected 12 CB 50500 37239,38 8500,00 45739,38 56035,76 4761 13 ExCo 10000 6993,40 5000,00 11993,40 9737,69 -1993 14 GA/AM 9500 0,00 5000,00 5000,00 6838,43 4500 15 External meetings 22300 8700,37 16500,00 25200,37 26908,85 -2900 IF Forum, WADA, SEA Games etc 16 IOC 50 Road Map 4000 2442,87 1000,00 3442,87 15642,25 557 17 Parafloorball 9000 2498,18 1000,00 3498,18 0,00 5502 18 Equality Function 7500 0,00 1000,00 1000,00 0,00 6500 19 Athletes Commission 10000 0,00 1000,00 1000,00 0,00 9000 20 WFC 192000 20282,12 74000,00 94282,12 320861,11 97718 Less than budgeted due to LOC handling of IFF travels etc 21 U19 WFC 28500 24621,64 0,00 24621,64 30735,17 3878 22 EFC 40500 0,00 33500,00 33500,00 32615,79 7000 Less than budgeted due to no EFC Qualification 23 Champions Cup 80000 6262,67 71000,00 77262,67 67069,02 2737 25 WUC 0 0,00 0,00 0,00 4099,43 0 29 Anti-Doping 27000 8107,11 21500,00 29607,11 20128,59 -2607 40 RACC 27000 0,00 2000,00 2000,00 26235,29 25000 Less than budgeted due to no RACC meeting held 2013 50 RC 34000 16535,71 5000,00 21535,71 28031,75 12464 60 Development 48000 20840,10 8000,00 28840,10 28588,11 19160 70 Material 110000 8607,67 116000,00 124607,67 140607,13 -14608 More testing costs due to the composite blade and MR 80 Marketing 33000 260,03 5000,00 5260,03 12149,62 27740 The real cost will be higher based on barter - this is the net cost 81 TV (included in CC and WFC) 13000 50,04 0,00 50,04 59,16 12950 82 Internet TV (included in EFC) 6000 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 6000 83 Information 53000 26909,33 17000,00 43909,33 15920,97 9091 Most of the cost is related to web and mob. app 89 MC 6700 135,14 3000,00 3135,14 3254,65 3565 91 AC 1000 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 1000 92 DC 1000 40,03 0,00 40,03 0,00 960 TOTAL CHF 1481500 605961,00 655500,00 1261461,00 1530585,76 220039

INCOME GA Budget 19.08.2013 31.12.2012 3011 Transfers 105000 20550,00 65000,00 85550,00 78450,00 -19450 Will be better than last year but not reach the original expectations 3012 Participation fees 238000 210500,00 15500,00 226000,00 223000,00 -12000 Less than budgeted due to no EFC Qualification 3013 Organizers fee 134000 45500,00 30000,00 75500,00 232500,00 -58500 Less than budgeted due to LOC handling of IFF travels etc 3015 Part.fees - non-competition 0 0,00 0,00 0,00 2691,19 0 3019 Temporary play 5000 1150,00 350,00 1500,00 2450,00 -3500 Number of temp.transfers much lower than expected 3210 Membership fees 152000 165000,00 0,00 165000,00 127000,00 13000 Better due to the raised membership fee 3219 Fines 5000 0,00 1950,00 1950,00 10600,00 -3050 3250 Sponsors & advertisements 198000 40240,03 60000,00 100240,03 175768,43 -97760 The real income will be higher based on barter - this is the net income 3260 TV 72000 0,00 72000,00 72000,00 88491,48 0 3261 Internet TV 8000 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 -8000 3300 Office support 189400 167586,50 0,00 167586,50 166530,70 -21814 3310 Development support 53100 6296,00 22700,00 28996,00 23350,30 -24104 Support from IOC and ARISF 3510 Sales 10000 35,00 35,00 8065,00 -9965 No IFF material (rinks, goal cages, flooring) sold this year 3860 Material approval income 300000 90066,75 190000,00 280066,75 291613,50 -19933 Partly due to valuta effects 3861 Material exemptions 3000 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 -3000 3899 Other incomes 9000 4899,76 2000,00 6899,76 0,00 -2100 8020 Interest 0 0,00 100,00 100,00 130,91 100 8080 Exchange rate gains 0 53,22 0,00 53,22 108,49 53 TOTAL CHF 1481500 751877,26 459600,00 1211477,26 1430750,00 -270023 RESULT CHF 0 145916,26 -195900,00 -49983,74 -99835,76 49984 CLAIMS PER NATION, CLUB, OTHER 31.12.2013 Updated per 19.08.2013 Appendix 4 2010 2011 2012 2013 TOTAL NATIONS Income U19 EFC WFC & MF MF Fines Other/WF Total U19 WFC WFC EFC MF Orgfee Other/ Total MF U19 2014 WFC U19 2012 Other/ WFC etc Total 2012 MF U19 2015 WFC EFC /CC U19 WFC WFC 2013 Total 2013 2010 2010 2009- U19 earlier earlier C-10 2010 2012 2012 2013 2011 U19 & 2011 2014 & 2013 U19 & Dec 2012 2015 2013 2013 Qualified, 2010 earlier WFCQ inc refs WFCQ refs,org refs, org 2011 2012 Argentina 500 500 0 0 0 500 0 0 500 1500 1500 1500 1500 4000 Armenia 1500 1500 0 0 0 1500 0 0 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 4500 Australia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1000 0 1000 0 0 0 0 1000 Austria 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Belarus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1500 1500 1500 Belgium 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Brazil 1500 1500 0 0 0 1500 0 0 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 6000 Canada 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1500 3000 2000 1212 0 7712 0 1200 4500 5700 13412 Czech Rep. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Denmark 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Estonia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000 1200 1000 5200 5200 Finland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 France 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Georgia 2000 2000 1500 1500 1000 8000 0 0 0 1500 0 0 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 12500 Germany 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1000 1330 2330 4500 3000 2000 4212 0 13712 7500 4700 3000 15200 31241 Great Britain 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000 1000 0 3000 2500 2500 5500 Hungary 1422 2000 0 1000 4422 3000 0 2000 2500 0 0 7500 2500 3000 2000 0 0 7500 2500 1200 3000 6700 26122 Iceland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1500 1500 1500 India 2000 250 0 1150 3400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1500 1500 0 0 4900 Indonesia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 500 500 500 Iran 500 500 0 0 0 500 0 0 500 500 2836 3336 500 500 4836 Ireland 500 500 0 0 0 500 0 0 500 500 500 500 500 2000 Israel 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Italy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jamaica 500 3000 2000 5500 500 500 6000 Japan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Korea 0 0 0 0 0 2000 0 0 0 2000 0 2000 0 2000 2500 4000 6500 10500 Latvia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000 2000 3000 8000 4000 1200 3721 8921 16921 Liechtenstein 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lithuania 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 500 500 500 500 1000 Malaysia 7000 1500 1000 9500 0 0 0 1500 0 0 1500 0 0 1500 1500 12500 Moldova 500 500 0 0 0 500 0 0 500 1500 1500 1500 1500 4000 Mongolia 1500 1500 0 0 0 1500 0 0 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 6000 Mozambique 0 0 0 500 500 500 Netherlands 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000 0 2000 2500 1000 3500 5500 New Zealand 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000 2000 0 0 2000 Norway 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pakistan 1500 1500 0 0 0 1500 0 0 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 6000 Philippines 500 500 1500 1500 2000 Poland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2500 3000 2000 3000 3000 13500 3000 1200 6000 10200 23700 Portugal 500 500 0 0 0 500 0 0 500 1500 1500 1500 1500 4000 Romania 500 500 0 0 0 500 0 0 500 500 500 500 500 2000 Russia 0 0 0 3000 2000 0 2500 0 1330 8830 2500 2000 3000 7500 3000 3000 6000 22330 Serbia 0 0 0 0 0 0 1500 0 0 1500 1500 2000 0 3500 1500 1500 6500 Sierra Leone 500 500 0 0 0 500 0 0 500 500 500 500 500 2000 Singapore 0 0 4500 4500 0 0 2000 2500 0 1000 5500 0 2000 3000 5000 3000 1000 4000 19000 Slovakia 1422 2045 2500 3500 1000 10467 3000 0 2000 0 0 6112 11112 0 3000 2000 1212 0 6212 4500 1200 3000 8700 36490 Slovenia 2000 3000 1500 1000 7500 0 2000 2000 1500 0 1000 6500 1500 3000 1000 5500 1500 1200 1000 3700 23200 Spain 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sweden 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Switzerland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Thailand 500 500 0 0 0 500 0 0 500 1500 1500 1500 1500 4000 Turkey 500 500 0 0 0 500 0 0 500 500 500 500 500 2000 Ukraine 1000 0 1000 0 0 0 1500 0 0 1500 0 1000 1000 0 0 3500 USA 0 0 0 0 0 2000 0 0 0 2000 0 2000 0 2000 1500 1000 2500 6500 Nat. Total 0 4844 0 10045 15250 18500 0 10650 59288 9000 4000 12000 25500 1000 10771 62271 35500 22000 28000 19635 12836 117971 66500 0 0 0 13100 35221 114821 354351 CLUBS 0 0 0 0 0 EFC/CC 23925 23925 8354 8354 0 0 0 32279 Transfers 300 300 0 0 0 0 300 Fines 0 0 1700 1700 0 1700 Club Total 0 0 23925 0 0 0 0 300 24225 0 8354 8354 1700 0 1700 0 0 0 34279 OTHER'S 0 0 0 Fines Mat.reg. 4500 4500 0 0 0 4500 Income 2010 6888 6888 0 0 0 6888 TV/Spons income 26000 26000 0 0 0 0 26000 Other's Total 6888 0 0 0 0 0 4500 26000 37388 0 0 0 10700 10700 0 0 0 48088 TOTAL 6888 4844 23925 10045 15250 18500 4500 36950 120901 9000 4000 12000 8354 25500 1000 10771 70625 35500 22000 28000 19635 14536 10700 130371 66500 0 0 0 13100 35221 114821 436718

swiss unihockey Tel. +41 31 330 24 44 Ostermundigenstrasse 69 Fax +41 31 330 24 49 Postfach 621 [email protected] CH-3000 Bern 22 www.swissunihockey.ch

International Floorball Federation Alakiventie 2 00920 Helsinki Finland

th Ort, Datum Berne, 8 July 2013

Kontakt Daniel Bollinger

Direktwahl +41 79 393 08 78

E-Mail [email protected]

Letter of Interest: Men’s U19 WFC 2017 and Women’s U19 WFC 2018

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen

Herewith the Swiss Floorball Association (SUHV, swiss unihockey) confirms its serious interest of organizing the following upcoming international events:

 Men U19 2017 – preliminary to be played in the period 01.-07.05.2017  Women U19 2018 – preliminary to be played in the period 30.04.-06.05.2018 swiss unihockey with its previous fundamental experiences of organizing international tournaments and events is convinced to fulfill all the required skills and expectations to act as a professional and well- organized host for the events above.

After the latest Women’s WFC 2011 and Men’s WFC 2012 and the upcoming Champions Cup 2014 swiss unihockey would be proud to welcome the best junior floorball players of the world in Switzerland in 2017 and/or 2018.

We are looking forward to a positive feedback and we are available to any upcoming questions.

Sincerely, swiss unihockey (SUHV)

Daniel Bollinger Secretary General

swiss unihockey Tel. +41 31 330 24 44 Ostermundigenstrasse 69 Fax +41 31 330 24 49 Postfach 621 [email protected] CH-3000 Bern 22 www.swissunihockey.ch

International Floorball Federation Alakiventie 2 00920 Helsinki Finland

nd Ort, Datum Berne, 2 July 2013

Kontakt Daniel Bollinger

Direktwahl +41 79 393 08 78

E-Mail [email protected]

Letter of Interest: Women’s WFC 2017 and Men’s WFC 2018

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen

Herewith the Swiss Floorball Association (SUHV, swiss unihockey) confirms its serious interest of organizing the following upcoming international events:

 Women’s WFC 2017 – to be played in the period 02-10.12.2017  Men’s WFC 2018 – to be played in the period 01-09.12.2018 swiss unihockey with its previous fundamental experiences of organizing international tournaments and events is convinced to fulfill all the required skills and expectations to act as a professional and well- organized host for the events above.

After the latest Women’s WFC 2011 and Men’s WFC 2012 and the upcoming Champions Cup 2014 swiss unihockey would be proud to welcome the best floorball players of the world in Switzerland again in 2017 and/or 2018.

We are looking forward to a positive feedback and we are available to any upcoming questions.

Sincerely, swiss unihockey (SUHV)

Daniel Bollinger Secretary General

Suomen Salibandyliitto ry 1(1) Alakiventie 2 LETTER OF INTEREST 00920 Helsinki puh. 09- 4542 140 19.8.2013 fax 09- 4542 1420

INTERNATIONAL FLOORBALL FEDERATION Stefan Kratz Box 1047 171 21 Solna SWEDEN

MEN’S WORLD FLOORBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018

Finnish Floorball Federation (SSBL) is interested in organising the Men’s World Floorball Championships 2018.

With kindest regards, b.d. Mika Kaltala President

Mervi Kilpikoski Organisation Manager Secretary of International Committee

Suomen Salibandyliitto ry

Salibandyliitto www.salibandy.net Helsinki Myllypuro

Central Board International Floorball Federation

10th of July 2013

Letter of Interest

Based on decision of the Executive Committee of the Czech Floorball Union we would like to express the interest of organizing the Men's World Floorball Championships 2018 which will be preliminary played in the period 1st – 9th of December.

With kind regards

Tomas Frank Secretary general Czech Floorball Union

Central Board International Floorball Federation

10th of July 2013

Letter of Interest

Based on decision of the Executive Committee of the Czech Floorball Union we would like to express the interest of organizing the Men's U19 World Floorball Championships 2017 which will be preliminary played in the period 1st – 7th of May.

With kind regards

Tomas Frank Secretary general Czech Floorball Union

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Appendix 7 Champions Cup Steering Group meeting, CFbU offices, Prague, Czech Republic 13.06.2013

Participants: Filip Suman CFbU/IFF Milan Rantakari SSBL Ari Vehniäinen SSBL Magnus Nilsson SIBF Daniel Bollinger SUHV John Liljelund IFF

Report on 1) Opening present issues Mr. Suman welcomed everyone to the meeting and made the re-cap from previous meeting

2) Evaluation of the CC promotion in relation to the National Finals Sweden: - Included an ad in the match program and had a ticket for the teams in the medal ceremony. The Swedish sponsor Svenska Spel has a check for the winner. - Small disappointment with number of Falun supporters for the SSL Finals. Rönnby/Västerås is an even smaller club, so they will probably not have a lot of fans in Tampere. Switzerland: - Used the tickets to Tampere in the medal ceremonies. No other advertising done. The SUHV is financially supporting the travel to Finland. Not very many fans probably coming. Czech Republic: - The Super Final partner didn’t want to have the ticket in the arena, so they promoted in the arena TV and broadcast signal. Vitkovice might have some supporters going to Finland. The CFbU is supporting the clubs financially Finland: - Promotion started in the end of the regular season, in almost every game. No promotion during the finals.

Evaluation for the future: - In the future we need to use the match programs, video jingle for the jumbotron and event promotions in the arena. - The use of the ticket was problematic since it created a conflict of interest with the local sponsors. Use the ticket as a way of promoting the Final and what the teams are fighting for at the start of the game. - The fun trips needs to be ready prepared when the finals are played.

3) CC Tampere 2013 status report

Registration status: - All teams have registered, despite that the Swedish teams registered late due to organizational reasons.

Information letter: - The first info letter has been sent to the teams and the national associations during this week, with information about the accommodation for the teams and ticket prices. All fans and visitors shall contact the hotels directly. The room price is single 87€/double 110 € per room in Holiday Inn and Cumulus Rautatienkatu.

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Report on 3) CC Tampere 2013 status report (cont.) present issues Ticket sales: (cont.) - Ticket sales will start in the coming weeks. The Arena has a capacity of around 2000 spectators. - SC Classic/City to Tampere will invite school kids, employees of the City of Tampere.

Technical exceptions: - The LOC has applied to be allowed to use spectator activation during SC Classic matches through the speaker at entrance and scored goals. - The LOC has also asked to be granted the use of junior accompanying players for the Classic games and junior games in the intermissions o IFF RACC chair has approved to have a Master of Ceremony (MC) could be cheering for the home team, but the official speaker has to be neutral. o The CCSG approved both proposals

TV situation: - The SSBL and IFF has started to look for a production company and will try to secure the company by the end of July. - YLE will show six games, TV4 is interested to show the finals and the SC Classic – IBF Falun game, Swiss TV and Czech TV will return in a few weeks with their interests. Latvia is also interested to have some matches on Latvian TV. - IFF will look for the possibility to have a daily highlights for other TV’s

Spectator & Fan activation: - SC Classic/SSBL is planning activities together with the City of Tampere - Use the teams who have a free days to activate the spectators (Open trainings)

Manufacturer villiage: - A total of five companies will participate in the Manufacturer Village; namely Exel, Lexx, Realstick, Swerink and Unihoc.

4) How to raise the awareness of the CC in the participating nations Brainstorming & discussion - CC News production in English for every Wednesday starting from the 21st of August in the order IFF, Czech Rep. Finland, Sweden and Switzerland o The news is to be published in English on the CC web page and all countries will translate it to local language for the domestic web page. o CC News to be published on their web pages of the participating teams. - Include the CC link to the national web page latest from the 21st of August.

CC promotion in all countries during summer and pre-season - How to deal with the simultaneous League games with Champions Cup games, in order to build the brand and have visibility for the Champions Cup. - Finland and Sweden is not playing a full round of their Leagues during the Champions Cup. - The National Floorball media/web pages should follow the pre-season and start of the leagues of the participating teams. - Participating clubs will be encouraged to promote Champions Club participation at their channels

5) Swiss CC 2014 – Status report - CC2014 will be played in Saalsporthalle in Zürich, organised in cooperation with the Grasshopper Club Zürich, from the 1st to the 5th of October 2014. The location is central in Switzerland. - The second Swiss team participating will be the Swiss Cup winners, which are decided in March 2014. - The LOC is to propose that the match schedule in January, in order to prepare the fan trips.

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Upcoming 6) Next steps meetings and Continuation of CC in 2015 – 2018: - Finland finds the Sports aspect of the tournament is working, but financially it is issues (cont.) not yet working well enough. The evaluation must be made after the event in Tampere. - Sweden is very skeptical to continue with the same format for the period 2015 – 2018, due to financial and organizational reasons. There is a lot of cost to be responsible of as the organizer. Sweden wants to have fewer matches during the tournament. The whole organization structure has to be looked over. - Switzerland also feels quite skeptical to continue with the present system. It is not sure if the Floorball community wants to have the Champions Cup. From the club side there is a feeling that IFF should invest more into the event, since it is a financial risk. The SUHV will have to evaluate the situation after Zürich. - Czech Republic feels that after only the second edition that the interest for the International Club competition is in Czech Republic already quite high. The CFbU has really tried to work with the tournament and present it as an attractive floorball event. There is a clear interest for the Champions Cup and the CFbU believes that they could make a financial zero in 2015. CFbU believes in the present playing format.

Key factors to be discussed - Discuss with all stakeholders what the best system is. The key factors are: o Sound financial result o Form of organization (external company?) o More spectators, bigger arenas o The sport format is an interesting product (Club & Association) o Is the Floorball Community interested to watch this tournament o We need success and then we can cash in on the product o Balance between Floorball Club Show Case and the Cost for it o Difference of National Strategy and International Strategy o Difference of Investment vs. Development Costs - Next steps: o Check with the National Associations if they are interested to continue with the Top Club Competition. Issue to be discussed during the IFF – EFT President meeting in August 17th in Prague. . Based on this the discussions will have to continue

Cost-Benefit Analysis: + Mlada Boleslav: Cooperation with City, Cooperation with the club, New National Sponsor for Association + Tampere: Cooperation with City, Test Event for WFC, Cooperation with Club + General: Increased visibility - Umeå: City support and financial deficit

Practical matters: - Pre-registration of the Finalists when they are qualified to the Champions Cup, already before the finals. - In order to get the financial benefits the teams have to register in time. - Junior team tournaments for the participating teams juniors. - Inform all clubs on how the Champions Cup is financed and the financial model

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Issues that need  Next meeting to be held in Zürich (SUI) on the 7th of November 2013. to be discussed or decided upon or taken action upon

New ideas, etc…

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Recognised by the IOC Ordinary member of SportAccord

Appendix 8

Helsinki 29.8.2013

The Manufacturers Village during the Champions Cup 2013 in Tampere

Five manufacturers have registered to the Manufacturers Village: Exel, Lexx, Realstick, Swerink and Unihoc.

It took some efforts from the office to convince the manufacturers to participate, but in the end participation of five manufacturers can be considered as a relatively good result. Some manufacturers didn’t want to participate, since the experiences from last year were not that positive, but the concept for the year 2013 seems to be more functional than last year.

The LOC has outsourced the planning and building of the village to a marketing company Planex. The manufacturers have been informed to be in touch with Planex in order to start the preparations for the building of the village.

There is 3 m x 3 m booth reserved for all the manufacturers, but some changes has already bben made with good co-operation with the LOC and Planex.

The village plan is ready and will be delivered to the manufacturers during the week 36. It has turned out to be slightly difficult to activate the manufacturers to be in touch with Planex and so far only two(Exel and Swerink) have been in contact with the company.

The deadline for the manufacturers to be in touch with Planex is set to be Friday the 6 th of September.

The office is following the progress of the project constantly and secures this way that the village will be ready and operational when the Champions Cup starts.

Address: Phone: E-mail: Bank: Alakiventie 2 +358 9 454 214 25 [email protected] Credit Suisse, CH-8700 Küsnacht, Switzerland FI-00920 Helsinki, Fax: Web-site Account No: 4835-559200-11. Swift: CRESCHZZ80A Page 1 Finland +358 9 454 214 50 www.floorball.org IBAN: CH52 0483 5055 9200 1100 0 IFF - ExCo Report

Appendix 9 IFF ExCo Meeting, Prague, Czech Republic, August 16th , 2013

Participants: Tomas Eriksson, IFF President Filip Suman, IFF vice-president Monica Bakke, IFF Treasurer Stephen King, AOFC President (via Skype) John Liljelund, IFF general secretary

Report on 1. Opening of the Meeting present issues Mr. Eriksson is to open the meeting at 14:30 and welcomed all to the meeting, with Mr. King over the Skype.

2. International Sports Status

2.1. Report from the SportAccord Convention held in May in St. Petersburg, Russia Mr. Eriksson reported that the Judo Federation President Mr. Vizer (ROM) was elected as the new SportAccord President with 8 vote’s margin. Mr. Vizer has started a campaign to build a United Sports and a Common World Championships for all sports, where there has been said that the first three editions will be organised in Russian cities. Mr. Vizer has now replaced the SportAccord Director General Mr. Gaillard with his personal secretary Mr. Vlad Marinescu.

At the same time Mr. Chiulli (ITA) from Power boating was elected as President for the ARISF, strongly supported by the Martial Arts. The focus of ARISF is to try to get more influence towards the IOC. President Chiulli will try to include more sports on the Olympic Program.

Mr. Eriksson has already contacted President Vizer, President Chiulli and the person behind is the Asian Olympic Council Sheik Ahmad al Fahad al Sabah.

The ExCo discussed that it is important to try to seek liaison with Mr. Vizer, Mr. Chiulli and Sheik Al Fahad, in order to secure our strategic targets.

2.2. Report from the IWGA World Games in Cali, Columbia Mr. Suman reported that the visibility of the NOC’s has grown much stronger in the process. It seems that the IOC is now looking much closer on the World Games. Mr. Suman met with IWGA Director Joacim Gossow, who expressed that the IWGA wants to cooperate more closely with the IOC. The IWGA will look over all sports, but they are not planning any major change of the World Games program. Mr. Gossow felt that Floorball has a chance, in order to create regional. The process of the selection of new sports will take one year.

Mr. Suman also met with the 2017 World Games director Ms. Hanna Dogmala informed that there can be up to five optional sports. IFF as an IWGA member is not anymore in a position to apply as an invitational sport, but as a member. Now Floorball has to apply through the ordinary IWGA channel. The City of Wroclaw is now responsible for the budget of the whole World Games.

IFF got the IWGA membership in St. Petersburg, during SportAccord.

The ExCo discussed the need to start up discussions with the IWGA Administration and the IWGA President Mr. Ron Froehlich in respect to the program development. There is also talk to the IOC Sport Department, seeking for support.

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Report on 3. Upcoming Events present issues 3.1. FISU WUC2014 in Singapore (Cont.) The FISU has sent out the invitation for the WUC 2014, played in Singapore from the th nd 18 -22 of June 2014. The ExCo discussed and felt that we need to secure a broad participation to the WUC. It was agreed that the IFF Office shall start looking for a possibility for a joint transport for the teams; Mr. King will seek participation from the AOFC countries, since there are 7 potential countries, plus also possibly China. The IFF ExCo will talk to Canada about a possible participation.

3.2. WFC U19 2015 organiser The IFF Office has started negotiations with the Polish Federation about their possibilities to organise the U19 WFC 2015, but more information will be given by the end of August.

3.3. Myanmar SEA Games 2015 Floorball has been officially approved as a demonstration sport in the Myanmar capital Naypyidaw from the 12 th to the 18 th of December 2013. There will only be played a male tournament with 3-4 teams. The potential participants are Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines. The Singapore NOC is going to make a second inspection trip to Naypyidaw in September. Mr King to follow up progress with the 4 countries to ensure they are ready to participate

4. ExCo work and Actions taken 4.1. International Lobby Mr. King has prepared an IFF International Lobby Work plan for the IFF CB meeting in Helsinki.

4.2. Development & Equality Mr. Liljelund reported that the analysis of the Association Audit has proceed to look for the Next Steps and the solutions, prepared by the different CB members.

4.3. Marketing The Strategy has been set until 2015 and the Core Country Marketing Network meeting will discuss the concrete marketing issues of the Events in Helsinki in August.

4.4. AOFC update There has been a coaching seminar in Bangladesh, supported by the Indian Federation. Most focus is on the SEA Games in Myanmar.

5. Membership issues 5.1. Russia The National Floorball Federation of Russia has informed that they started the discussions with the Russian Floorball Federation, in order to cooperation. The NFFR are to hand in their application before the Helsinki CB meeting.

5.2. Great Britain There has been no additional information given from the GBFUA and the GBFF has had their AGM on the 3 rd of August.

6. EFT Presidents meeting The meeting will be held on the 17 th of August, with the following agenda and the objectives to convey the message to the EFT Presidents. - Short recap from last meeting March 13 in Stockholm, stressing IFF CB strategic preferences that is latest 2020, 100 members on all five continents, and as many multi sports events as possible. - Champions Cup future - Update IOC short list process. - Update IFF association’s audit- outcome “each one teach one”. - Cooperation IFF/EFT, how to move forward? See § 4 last meeting, ideas! - How to finance, and EFT willingness to support/subsidise? - Timetable/actions/next steps 2

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Report on 7. Champions Cup/EFC future present issues 7.1. Champions Cup (Cont.) Mr. Suman reported that the Champions Cup Steering group held their meeting on the th rd 16 of June. The 3 edition will be played in Tampere, Finland in October. During the meeting the Swedish and Swiss representatives raised the question that they might not be interested to continue with the present format.

The ExCo felt that it is very important that IFF will continue to have a Club Competition on a Top Level. The discussion has to be held with the EFT presidents is a need for the International growth to run the European Club Competition. The target with the Champions Cup was to increase the visibility, enhance the number of spectators and raise the sporting value.

7.2. Euro Floorball Cup This year we don’t have an organizer for the EFC qualifications, which effects the financial situation negatively. The issue is that teams are not interested to register, if they teams don’t know where to play the qualifications. We need to find a new way to nominate organizers. This is not a good thing for the International development.

One solution could be that IFF would introduce a new financial model, where IFF would pay for all IFF persons and ask the clubs to apply for the organisation, supported by national federation. The ExCo will bring the proposal to the CB.

8. Association meeting The objective of the Association meeting is to continue the positive and open process from St. Gallen, SUI in 2011. The meeting will be held in the Clarion Hotel on the 13 th to 14 th of December 2013. The meeting should starting at 12:00 – 17:00 on Friday and then 9:00 – 13:00 on Saturday.

The topics should be: - The IOC Process - Association Audit outcome - Each One Teach One project and next Steps - GirlFloorball project - Outside Key Note speaker: IOC Short List contender, Vincent Gaillard, Gunilla Lindbergh, Risto Nieminen, Gerhard Heidberg.

Invitations to be sent out after the Helsinki CB meeting.

9. Evaluation of the Associations Audit results The ExCo discussed the process of how to deal with the IFF CB working session in Helsinki. The objective is to prepare how to present the results of the Associations Audit for the Associations Meeting.

10. Next CB meeting The ExCo discussed the issues for the upcoming CB meeting in Helsinki. The Agenda will be sent out on the 26 th of August. The main topics are the Club Competitions, WUC 2014, Material Regulation, New organisers and Associations Meeting.

11. Other issues - Unihoc Charity project: Unihoc collects used sticks and donate them to three countries selected from a list of 10, voted by the fans on the Unihoc- and IFF facebooks. IFF will pay half of the transport of the materials to the chosen countries. - New contacts to South Africa, which would lead to a new member country. - IFF informed Latvia about a raised sanction in the RTU case, if not paid by the 15 th of September the fine is transferred to the Latvian Federation - The Core Countries Marketing Network Group shall be held on the 30 th of August.

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Upcoming - To arrange a meeting with SportAccord President Mr. Vizer, ARISF President Mr. meetings and Chiulli and the Asia OC President Sheik Ahmad al Fahad al Sabah (TE/JL) issues - To start discussions with IWGA Administration about the World Games program for 2017 and have a meeting with IWGA President Mr. Ron Froehlich (TE/JL) - To look for possible joint travel arrangements from Europe to WUC 2014 in Singapore (JL/FS/TE) - To discuss participation of AOFC countries in the WUC 2014 (SK) - To discuss the possibility of the organisation of the U19 WFC 2015 (Kratz) - Prepare a new payment model for the EFCQ, in order to secure the number of qualification organisers.

Issues that need - to be discussed or decided upon or taken action upon

New ideas, etc…

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Appendix 9b Meeting with the EFT Presidents, Prague, Czech Rapublic, August 17th 2013

Participants: Daniel Bareiss, SUHV president Tomas Engholm, SIBF president Mika Kaltala, SSBL president Filip Suman, CFbU president/IFF vice-president Tomas Eriksson, IFF President John Liljelund, IFF general secretary

Report on 1. Opening of the Meeting present issues Mr. Eriksson opened the meeting and warmly welcomed all the participants, especially Mr. Bareiss who had not been in a position to participate in the meeting in Solna. A short introduction of the participants was made and the biggest national challenges were elaborated. SUHV/Daniel Bareiss: - Need to be more professional in the high leagues, with more spectators and the contact and understanding must be better with the “small field”-clubs. - SUHV has started a eight person task force for the Olympic Path in Switzerland, with the goal to enhance the contact to Swiss Olympic. CFBU/Filip Suman: - To use the momentum for Floorball after the small revolution within the Czech Sports and the reorganisation of the Sports organisation - To focus on the elite sport, to have it as professional as possibly on both the club and federation level SSBL/Mika Kaltala: - Major organisational changes within the federation, which are implemented now during the autumn. The target is to have the best service organisation in Finland. - To recover from the past financial problems and to enhance the own offering in a more professional direction. SIBF/Tomas Engholm: - The federation has started the reorganisation of the existing 22 districts, in order to streamline the federation’s organisation. - SIBF is planning to take a more active role in the Swedish Sports politics and have tried to cooperate more with the other bigger sports in Sweden.

2. Short recap from the last EFT President meeting held in Solna Mr. Eriksson gave a short status report of the present IFF situation. The challenges for the IFF are to fulfill the strategic vision for 2020 to have 70-80 members; stronger universal representation and entering into a number of multi-sport games, in order to use the golden momentum we have today on the International Sports Community.

The objective for this meeting is to be a little bit more hands on, in order to move forward in the process.

The Floorball community will need to perform on a high level when it comes to the visibility of the Major events, in TV, social media and actual number of spectators in the events, since these are the measurements the IOC is looking at.

The group discusses how the EFT’s could the national federations support the IOC Process, to support the developing countries. In Floorball we have a very good situation, where all countries are trying to work together. It was concluded that we need to have the same view of the strategical direction.

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Report on 3. Future of IFF Club Competitions – Champions Cup and EuroFloorball Cup future present issues Mr. Suman stressed that the process concerning the Club competition has been on the (Cont.) table since 2009, since the teams have felt that the competition has not been interesting enough and that it is too expensive. The Community agreed that we need to keep the club competitions and built the new system with the Champions Cup and EuroFloorball Cup.

The top countries and IFF signed a contract for the Champions Cup for 2011-2014. The Champions Cup Steering Group has now started to looking into the future of the event, where Sweden expressed that they are skeptical to continue with present format. There is need to have a top level view on the importance of the Club Competitions for the International Development. The objective has been to enhance the sporting level, increased the number of spectators and the enhance the finance.

Mr. Kaltala felt that we need to learn what has been wrong. The timing for Finland is not very good from a financial point of view to organise the CC. Looking from a product building and marketing perspective we need to have a long term solution. We need to continue the process.

Mr. Engholm expressed that it is not that important for the Swedish clubs to take part in the Champions Cup and the SIBF have had problems to get the clubs to participate in the event. There is need for the Champions Cup, but we need to overcome the problems. A possibility to run it in the competition in the same country every year.

Mr. Bareiss also feels that we need the Champions Cup, but we need to overlook the date of the competition and find a solution for the finances.

In order to enhance the running the competition we need to have: - a more professional organization to run the preparations - to present the competition better in the national channels and not cannibalize the CC product, while playing the National League - to raise the value of the competition - to create an own product/profile of the Champions Cup - to build a common marketing base with all stakeholders

4. Update on IOC Short list process Mr. Liljelund gave a short presentation of how the IOC Sport department will deal with the Short list process for the 2024 Olympic Games. The situation is now a little on-hold, before the new IOC President has been elected in the IOC session in September. The assumption is that IFF are to hand in the application to the IOC for inclusion on the Short list in March-April 2015.

The IOC have built a set of around 60 criteria’s, out of which the universality, participation of countries, strategic documents and participation in multi-sport events are the most crucial ones.

Mr. Engholm told that the SIBF is trying to cooperate with the clubs to answer the requests coming from abroad.

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Report on 5. Update of the IFF Associations Audit outcome – “Each One Teach One” present issues Mr. Liljelund made a short report of the 40 interviews conducted and the working (Cont.) process made by the IFF Office and the IFF CB. The CB has analysed the results identifying the Key Issues for further development and next steps. Now the CB members are preparing the solutions and a shopping list for the CB meeting in August.

The CB will then present the solutions for the IFF Associations Meeting and invite the National Associations to participate in the process.

6. Cooperation IFF/EFT, how to move forward? Mr. Eriksson asked how the EFT countries feel that we can support each other.

Mr. Engholm felt that there is a major issue to sell the message of Floorball to all the involved in the movement. Mr. Kaltala agreed that we need to help the other countries on the practical level.

Ideas on how to enhance the cooperation

- Nominate a international contact person in each country - Organise joint meetings of the Central Boards of the EFT countries - We need to have a plan of the next steps, the time table and responsibilities - Applying for EU funds through the National Associations

7. How to finance the development and EFT willingness to support/subsidies Mr. Eriksson asked if the EFT countries are ready to support the international development with voluntary work, professional employees and/or money.

The EFT countries are in principle ready to support the international development and are interested to take up the responsible to support other countries in specific projects and seek for new IFF members.

8. Other Issues Mr. Eriksson informed about some issues: - The need to find an organizer for the U19 WFC 2015 - Participation in the WUC 2014 Singapore

9. Timetable/actions/next steps The EFT meeting would be held on the 4 th of November, 2013 in Zürich, Switzerland.

Upcoming - meetings and issues

Issues that need - to be discussed or decided upon or taken action upon

New ideas, etc…

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Appendix 10

SportAccord Convention, St. Petersburg, Russia 27th – 31 st of May 2013

Participants: Tomas Eriksson, President John Liljelund, secretary general

Report on 1. Objective present issues The IFF President and secretary general attended the yearly SportAccord Convention, now organised for the 11 th time at the Lenexpo, St.Petersburg. the SportAccord is the organisation representing global sport, consisting of all Olympic Sports (ASOIF – summer and AOIWF – winter), Recognised Sports (ARISF), Other Sports and affiliated sport organisations like FISU etc. The report is made in the time of their occurency.

2. International World Games Association (IWGA) General Assembly - IFF had handed in an application for membership to the IWGA after discussions with IWGA President Mr. Ron Freulich. - There were a total of four applicants, out of which Muythai, Lacross and Floorball was granted membership. The Kickboxing associations application was turned down by the general assembly. - IFF made a presentation to the IWGA GA based on which the GA then voted. - All IWGA member federations will have to re-apply for inclusion on the World games program after the TWG in Cali 2013. - The processes for sports selection will be built on the following criterias: o detailed evaluation of all sports o popularity of the sport in the organising country/region o opinion of other TWG stakeholders, WADA, IOC, TV etc.

3. Association of IOC Recognised International Sport Federations GA - Mr. Dubi, IOC Sports Director addressed the meeting stating that some of the IOC Presidential candidates have spoken about including disciplines instead of sports to the Olympic Program. - For the 2020 Olympic Games the selection process for the Short list is still open, but according to plans the IOC EB will make a decision in May 2015. - Dubi urged all ARISF members to contact IOC for Athletes services and materials - The GA elected Mr. Raffaele Chiulli (President of International Powerboating Federation) as new ARISF president after a very strong campaign, which might have some effect for IFF in the future. - The ARISF Council was changed and the Italian Fraccari (President of the International Baseball Federation) was elected as new secretary general.

4. Meeting with National Floorball Federation of Russia(NFFR) - We met with the President Mr. Maksim Chernov and secretary general Konstantin Zhukovsky. - The NFFR has got the accreditation from the Ministry of Sports for two years until May 2015. In order to prolong it the NFFR needs to have the sport registered in over half of the Russian provinces (43/86). - Today there are around 18-20 provinces of which 9 are registered. - The cooperation between the NFFR and the other applicant for the accreditation the RFF had not really started, but there has been progress after the meeting. - It was agreed that NFFR will hand in an application for membership before the IFF CB meeting in August, including a plan for cooperation with all Floorball groups, how to sort out the existing Russian claims and how the National Team will be organised. - Mr. Chernov told that he will try to find a way to include all into the NFFR and IFF stressed the importance to work together and try to build the sport in Russia.

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Report on 5. Meeting with IOC Sports Department (Mr. Christian Wassmer & Ms.Coralie present issues McConnell, IF Relations at IOC Sports Department cont. - Mr. Wassmer went through the IOC Short List process for 2020, explaining that with a new president a lot of things can change. - The basic principle is that the decision of sports shall be taken seven years in advance - The assumption is that a new process will be determined still during 2013, after the Presidential elections in September. - The IOC Sport Department stressed that the Short List process can be expensive and difficult for the sports and that it might change sport if accepted on the program. - Everything is still open in connection to the Youth Olympic Games. - For the IOC Short List the participation at Lahti World Games is not enough as such, but having received a decision for some multi-sport games will be positive. - Tennis complains that Floorball steals younger players. - The biggest problem for Floorball is the Universiality and the narrow number of top countries. Conclusion: - We need to focus on to develop the Universiality in all fields – number of countries, quality, competition participation and results. - We need to work with Match fixing, Athletes entourage, Good Governance, Attractivness for TV

6. Meetings with SportAccord for Urban Games IF’s - SportAccord runs three multi-sport games, Combat Games, Mind Games and Beach Games. Now they are planning to include a new type of multi-sport games, namely the Urban Games. - SportAccord has chosen a partner to run the City bid and execute the games – La Gardere Unlimited. - The idea is that the city would be the field of play and the Host City cover the costs for organising. - Presently the idea is to include urban moving, board sports, Art sports, Cycle sports, Rope sports and Ball/Racket sports – there will be a consultation phase during the rest of 2013 on an individual base with each interested member association. - Target is set to have the format for the games ready by end of summer 2013, Host City elected by Q2/2014 and the launch the Urban Games in Q3/2015.

7. Meeting with FISU, Mr. Paolo Ferreira, WUC director - The time table for registration to the WUC was discussed and the need to secure participation to the event. - It was agreed that FISU will promote the event to their members and IFF to ours. - It was also discussed that some inquires for a charted plan should be made after summer.

8. Meeting with the Ludovic Hubler, Peace & Sport - Peace & Sport will publish a guide for how to build sport materials for use in places where there are none existing. - For Floorball there are references to sticks made out of bamboo and metal wire and goals made out of plastic piping. - Each sport shall have their own short introduction sheet in the manual, therefore IFF needs to send some basic drills and game formats to Mr. Hubler. - Discussions still ongoing with respect to a Floorball solidarity project in cooperation with Peace & Sport

9. SportAccord General Assembly - The main question for the SportAccord General Assembly was the presidential election. Again the marshal sports had driven their candidate Judo president Mr. Vizer forcefully forward. - He was elected with 52 votes against Rugby President Mr. Lapasset who got 38. - It is difficult to say what implications the change of management will have on IFF, but Vizer has been talking about regional offices, a lot of committees, united world championships for all members.

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10. Other business In addition we discussed with a lot of persons like: - Mr. Chris Chan, Singapore NOC secretary general (and council member of the SEA Games) - Mrs. Beng Choo Low , Malaysian NOC vice president (SEA Games) - Mr. Tommy Viking, IFAF President, development in the middle east - Sheikh Ahmad Al Fahad al Sabah, ANOC President, and President Olympic Council of Asia on Floorball development in Asia and Asian Games. - Mr. Jean-Laurent Bourquin IFF IOC Short List application - Mr. Ilya Zluntiskyn, St. Petersburg Floorball Federation President. - Attila Adamfi, competition director International Weightlifting

Issues that need - Contact Hanna Burns at IOC to ask about Athletes programmes to be discussed - Make a promotion of the 2014 WUC in Singapore. or decided - Check possibilities for chartered flight to Singapore - Send Mr. Hubler basic game drills upon or taken action upon -

New ideas, - etc…

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AOFC REPORT AUGUST 2013

1.0 CURRENT MEMBERS STATUS The AOFC now consists of 13 member countries with the inclusion of Iran and Philippines as members at the 2012 AOFC General Assembly. A brief overview for each member country as follows • Australia - Held the largest AFO ever with a total of 29 teams with 14 men, 9 women and 6 junior teams

• India. - August from 31st to 1st Sept. they are going to conducting Indian Floorball Federation Cup-2013 in Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh) on occasion of Indian Floorball day in India , to celebrate official membership from IFF - From 4th Oct. to 6th Oct. 2013 they are going to conduct National Floorball Championship - 2013 in Gurgaon (Haryana). - India have hosted Bangladesh Floorball official for coaching and have arranged for games between the two countries

• Indonesia - They have made contact with the Indonesian Olympic Committee to request permission to participate at the SEA Games - Indonesia with Singapore Floorball organised the 1 st Bali Open this year with 5 men’s and 3 women’s teams.

• Japan - No report this period

• Korea - No report this period

• Malaysia - No report this period

• Mongolia - Nil action

• New Zealand

Asia Oceania Floorball Confederation 26, Jalan Benaan Kapal, Kailang Park Republic of Singapore 399629 • WFCQ 2014 in Wellington in January 2014 planning is well advanced • Will be holding a Coaching and Ref Seminar at WFCQ 2014 with IFF

• Pakistan - Nil action

• Singapore - Singapore will hold the 2014 World University Games in June 2014 - Is overseeing the participation of Floorball at the SEA games - Singapore assisted Indonesia Floorball run a Floorball tournament in Bali with Pixbo attending to run clinics etc

• Thailand - No report this period

• Iran - No report this period

• Philippines - Have made application with POC and awaiting response for SEA Games

2.0 NEW COUNTRIES 2013

• Sri Lanka - No further action this period

• Nepal - Nepal Floorball Federation now formed and training is occurring. Ongoing discussions with 2 groups to establish one group for the country. IFF office is working with this as well. Both parties have agreed to work together.

• Bangladesh - Bangladesh officials have lodged an application for membership of their National Sports Council. Awaiting result, once received IFF/AOFC will visit to support growth plans. - Bangladesh personnel travelled to India for coaching - On 2nd Aug. 2013 Bangladesh Floorball Federation organized Floorball Development Seminar on be help of BITF in Indoor Stadium, Dhaka. 30 participants attended in this seminar and Solaiman Sikder Lead this Seminar. The participants were very happy with IFF new stick and ball. The President of BFF was present as a Chief Guest in the closing program. - • Hong Kong - No report this period

Asia Oceania Floorball Confederation 26, Jalan Benaan Kapal, Kailang Park Republic of Singapore 399629

• Taiwan - No action this period

• Myanmar - Myanmar is hosting SEA Games 2013 in December. Floorball has been accepted as a demonstration sport. Singapore is working with Myanmar NOC to build association and team for SEA Games

3.0 IFF Development Seminar - Seminar was held with the University system in China. - Seminar for New Zealand to focus at next higher level for the coaches and refs mainly from the WFCQ participating countries to help close the gap between them and other countries at the WFC

4.0 Multi Sport Games - AOFC countries are focussing on having teams ready for WUC 2014 now Singapore was successful with their application to hold this tournament. Plan for at least 6 teams from AOFC region for this tournament. Advice has been sent out to the AOFC countries to contact their University Sports organisation to chase being included in the countries team - Floorball has been included as a Demonstration Sport at the SEA Games 2013 in Myanmar. The tournament will be men only and played 12 th to 18 th December. IFF and AOFC are continuing to push/help participation of the AOFC countries targeted to attend are - Singapore - Malaysia - Indonesia - Philippines - Myanmar

Asia Oceania Floorball Confederation 26, Jalan Benaan Kapal, Kailang Park Republic of Singapore 399629

FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DU SPORT UNIVERSITAIRE INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY SPORTS FEDERATION

Lausanne, July 31st, 2013

To the FISU Member Associations

Copy to: FISU Technical Delegates for WUC

Ref: SG/PF.JB/2013-71075

Ref.: World University Championships 2014 – Dates

Dear Member and Non Member Associations,

The World University Championships 2014 season is about to start and we are honoured to announce you today the final list of events including their location and dates. Twenty-nine (29) World University Championships will be organised in 2014, equalling the record number reached in 2009.

In 2014, we will see the first edition of a new sport, American Football, but it will also be the opportunity for six (6) country to host a FISU sport event for the first time, namely Belarus, India, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore and the United Arab Emirates.

From 2014 on, all registration will be done online through the FISU Online Accreditation System and you will not have to fill any form on paper. This will be available by the end of August and you will be able to register your first General Entries at that time.

We would also like to remind you that for 2016, the candidature period remains open until the final deadline of August 31st, 2013.

May you need any further assistance, do not hesitate to contact us.

Cordially,

Paulo Ferreira FISU WUC Director

Appendix: WUC 2014 dates and location

Président – President Secrétaire Général – General Secretary Trésorier – Treasurer Claude-Louis GALLIEN Eric SAINTROND Bayasgalan DANZANDORJ 4 Domaine de Seignelay Maison du Sport International Bodi Tower – Suite 404 Sentier des Torques 54 Avenue de Rhodanie Sukhbaatar Square 9 92290 Chatenay-Malabry CH- 1007 Lausanne Ulaanbaatar 210620A France Suisse Mongolia

e-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.fisu.net

FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DU SPORT UNIVERSITAIRE INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY SPORTS FEDERATION

Sport City Country Date start Date end Triathlon Wellington New Zealand 2014-03-08 2014-03-08 Cross country Entebbe Uganda 2014-03-22 2014-03-22 Equestrian Abu Dhabi UAE 2014-03-25 2014-03-28 American Football Uppsala Sweden 2014-05-01 2014-05-11 Cycling Jelenia Gora Poland 2014-06-04 2014-06-08 Taekwondo Hohhot China 2014-06-08 2014-06-14 Floorball Singapore Singapore 2014-06-18 2014-06-22 Karate Bar Montenegro 2014-06-19 2014-06-22 Golf Crans-Montana Switzerland 2014-06-23 2014-06-27 Match Racing Lago di Vedro Italy 2014-06-29 2014-07-05 Wrestling Pecs Hungary 2014-07-07 2014-07-12 Futsal Málaga Spain 2014-07-13 2014-07-20 Archery Louvain-la-Neuve Belgium 2014-07-16 2014-07-19 Beach Volleyball Porto Portugal 2014-07-23 2014-07-27 Badminton Cordoba Spain 2014-07-24 2014-07-29 Handball Guimarães Portugal 2014-08-03 2014-08-10 Rugby 7s Sao Jose dos Campos Brazil 2014-08-08 2014-08-10 Orienteering Olomouc Czech Republic 2014-08-12 2014-08-16 Canoe Sprint Minsk Belarus 2014-08-15 2014-08-17 Chess Katowice Poland 2014-08-18 2014-08-24 Squash Chennai India 2014-09-01 2014-09-07 3x3 Basketball Salvador Brazil 2014-09-11 2014-09-14 Rowing Gravelines France 2014-09-12 2014-09-14 Boxing Yakutsk Russia 2014-09-23 2014-09-28 Shooting Sport Al Ain UAE 2014-10-08 2014-10-12 Woodball Perlis Malaysia 2014-10-21 2014-10-26 Bridge Opatija Croatia 2014-11-01 2014-11-07 Weightlifting Chiang Mai Thailand 2014-12-10 2014-12-13 Speed Skating Almaty Kazakhstan 2014-12-18 2014-12-21

Président – President Secrétaire Général – General Secretary Trésorier – Treasurer Claude-Louis GALLIEN Eric SAINTROND Bayasgalan DANZANDORJ 4 Domaine de Seignelay Maison du Sport International Bodi Tower – Suite 404 Sentier des Torques 54 Avenue de Rhodanie Sukhbaatar Square 9 92290 Chatenay-Malabry CH- 1007 Lausanne Ulaanbaatar 210620A France Suisse Mongolia

e-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.fisu.net

Apendix 13a

Report from RACC-organisation (CB-meeting in Helsinki 2013-08-31/09-01)

1. Rule Group

The Finnish Floorball Federation has requested t continue the test regarding allowing foot pass (decision by CB needed).

So far very few questions about the new rule book valid from 01.07.2014 have been asked to office/RACC-members.

Seminar/Information about the new rule book (including questions about other things in the book to) will be set by the office at appropriate time during WFC in Czech Republic (not to collide with other activities)

2. RACC-organisation

The jury schedule for tournaments ahead is not 100% set for the upcoming year. Still some small adjustments will be done.

WFCQ Tournaments in New Zealand (and Canada) should (from my point of view) be handled outside normal jury work this time due to the fact that the tasks most likely will look different to a normal tournament.

3. Other topics

A. The plan from my side is to involve the RACC-organization in the tasks regarding Competition that I got from the last meeting in Hamburg.

B. Reports from Stefan Kratz in other parts of the meeting (regarding tournaments,

Martin Wolmhed

26.08.2013

To: Stefan Kratz, Competition Manager of IFF

13.5.2013 Letter of application

Application for a use of foot pass rule in finnish top series

Finnish Floorball Fededation applys a permission to use foot pass rule from IFF rules 2014 to be used in finnish mens and womens leagues (Salibandyliiga, naisten Salibandyliiga) and mens 1. division (Divari) already on season 2013-14.

Finland tested foot pass rule on season 2012-13 in womens league and mens 1. division. Now when IFF brings this rule to official rulebook, it would be only confusing to switch the usage of it every second season after a successful test season.

Feedback that Finnish Floorball Fededation collected from teams during test season was almost 100% positive.

Jyrki Paajanen Competition Manager of Salibandyliiga Tel. +358 400 529 020 [email protected]

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Recognised by the IOC Ordinary member of SportAccord Appendix 14

Place: Decision per capsulam over e-mail 13.08.2013

Participants:

Klaus Koskela Chairman of the RC Lukas Gyger Vice Chair of the RC Daniel Bollinger CB representative in the RC Erik Bilde Pierre Boudville Radek Hora Mats Öster Veli Halonen RC Secretary

Minutes

§ 1. The RC decided to nominate 4 new referee pairs to be referees in the referees development group and also to nominate 1 new referee observer.

The referees are:

1. Richard Melisek/Tomas Beno / Slovakia 2. Roman Sklenica/Marek Vlasek / Slovakia 3. Andrade de Mendonca/Alejandro de Santisteban / Spain 4. Tibor Kiss/Tamas Patrik Majorosi / Hungary

The observer is: Adrian Kretz / Switzerland

Klaus Koskela IFF RC Chairman b.d Veli Halonen RC Secretary

Address: Phone: E-mail: Office and Referee Coordinator Alakiventie 2 +358 9 454 214 25 [email protected] Veli Halonen FI-00920 Helsinki, Fax: Web-site [email protected] Finland +358 9 454 214 50 www.floorball.org +358 400 529 033

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Appendix 16 Unihoc Floorball Promotion Tour South-East Asia, Singapore & Indonesia, June 2013

Participants: Jan Ögren-Fjellestad, IFF Development Coordinator

Report on 1. Objective and Purpose present issues IFF was invited by Stefan Dahlgren to comply with Pixbo Wallenstam on a promotional tour in Singapore and Indonesia's where the first open tournament in Bali was played. The purpose was to observe and to assist in international development issues and get a clearer picture of the situation in Asia.

2. The Clinics A group of 6 players and a leader went to Asia May the 16 th . Toghether with Stefan Dahlgren, a group visited India New Delhi where they staged Clinics particularly in schools where they trained both students and teachers. Meanwhile another group visited Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia where there held Clinics in schools but also a coaching course with about 30 students. For the development of the regions they visited this was greatly appreciated. After 4-5 days, they returned to Singapore and continued Clinics during the next two weeks. The number of Clinics held throughout the trip is estimated at around 30. The participants were very happy and got some important knowledge about technical skills, like passing, shooting and exercises.

3. Friendly Games On monday, June 3 a big squad of 35 people arrived. They were coaches and players for Pixbos women and men's teams. Players trained themselves but also with players from Singapore in the hall Valhalla. There was also a smaller event in Valhalla, where they played a match with mixed teams from Pixbo and Singapore. Invited was also the Singapore Floorball Federation represented by Mr Sani Mohd Salim and Hector Gomez. They talked about education with leaders and coaches from Pixbo Wallenstam and IFF. On June the 7 th two friendly games was played. First out was the game between Pixbos first women's team and the Singapore national women's team. And then one game between Pixbos mens team and the Singapore national mens team. The Singapore teams offered a pretty good resistance especially in the men's game. It was quite a crowd around 500 in the audience. To note was that there were two very good efforts by the female referees.

4. All Star games On the 8 th of June, the two Allstar games were played which was a very popular event. This time with a little more audience about 700. The players held shows in the breaks and after the game Pixbo gave their game jerseys to the Asian players. A useful opportunity for the domestic players to play alongside some of the world's best players. We again had two very good input from the judges.

5. Bali Floorball Open Between the 13-16 of June was the first international tournament in Bali. It was a smaller line-up on the women's side with only three teams where they played a single series with Pixbo and two teams from Indonesia. The mens tournament was also played a single series, here were two teams from Indonesia and two teams from Australia who met Pixbo. Between the games different Clinics wereconducted by players and officials from Pixbo, and after the tournament they played two Allstar games. The tournament was very much appreciated by the teams that participated. It was also a very good experience for Indonesia. General Secretary Mr. Raymond Nangoy was very pleased with the implementation and the positive feeling of the participants from the teams. Judges from Singapore conducted its task very well.

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Report on 6. Regional Development present issues Raymond Nangoy want to continue the development of Indonesia and is also interested (Cont.) in conducting a Development Seminar in Jakarta in 2014. No date is decided but renewed contact should be taken in the fall.

Floorball in Indonesia is in its start-up, and is at a fairly low level, particularly in terms of games and knowledge. They lack to some extent, good equipment, and especially goalie equipment. They have a good ambition but have a pretty poor infrastructure and shortage of venues.

They need quite a lot of help to get started. They are unfamiliar with arranging tournaments / competitions and have received much help from Stefan and Filip Dahlgren.

As for Singapore, it feels like a stable organization, and good structure. However, they lack a general training for their training courses. The problem is that most people stop playing Floorball after school making their senior teams and the league loses players. They would probably spend more on their U19 team, where they can have more success and where the basis of the number of players is larger. They have very good judges, especially on the female side.

Malaysia has a pretty good basic structure based on some good players and coaches, but they lack an organization that can meet with the requirements for development. They have great potential to develop.

Upcoming - Implement a Development Seminar during 2014, with all three components, referee, meetings and coaching and organization in Indonesia. issues - Do follow ups on affiliations to respective NOCs in order to meet requirements for participation in the SEA Games.

Issues that need - to be discussed or decided upon or taken action upon

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Recognised by the IOC Ordinary member of SportAccord Appendix 17

IFF Information Function report May 2013

IFF Website & CC website The process of changing the IFF website layout is ongoing. Aim to have the website up and running during autumn 2013. The focus is on images, videos and social media as well as the ongoing events. The result service slider launched for the Champions Cup page can be used also during other IFF events as well as international weekends (all floorball events that use the IFF on-line match records). Draft proposal of the new layout design attached.

Small changes have been made to the Champions Cup match result sliders, clearly showing which team wins/loses and link from the result (or “-“ before start of the match) to the on-line match record.

In the process of changing the website an evaluation and comparison has been made between different IFs (May – June 2013), evaluating their websites and social media channels to find good models (attachment given during the meeting).

Social Media More focus has been put on images and videos. Not sure about the added value with the different Event facebook pages especially if there are not much efforts put on promoting the event and adding “own” content etc.

IFF Events Mobile App The CC mobile app is on its way with the same content as the WFC 2012 app. Asics has been contacted to have an app sponsor for CC.

Meeting with IIHF Meeting report attachment given during the meeting.

Address: Phone: E-mail: Bank: Alakiventie 2 +358 9 454 214 25 [email protected] Credit Suisse, CH-8700 Küsnacht, Switzerland FI-00920 Helsinki, Fax: Web-site Account No: 4835-559200-11. Swift: CRESCHZZ80A Page 1 Finland +358 9 454 214 50 www.floorball.org IBAN: CH52 0483 5055 9200 1100 0 Appendix 17b

Website content/layout (easy News/week average (out of access to news, results,events, competition periods, if possible. FB post average FB fans Other SOME channels, SOME, videos, photos). Layout? Competition period numbers in frequency (?/week) Points 1-5 (5 max), Trainee & Own blue) IOC Sports Website Aquatics/FINA www.fina.org 5 & 3 = 8 6 to 8 99 636 6 to 8 fb,twitter, youtube, linkedin 6 to 10 + all the pic 4 & 4 = 8 6 to 10 + pics 63 651 fb,youtube, twitter Archery/ www.archery.org/ posts Athletics www.iaaf.org/ 3 & 4,5 = 7,5 28. 254k 44 fb,twitter, youtube

2 & 2 = 4 2 to 3, 10 76 229 10 fb, twitter, sound cloud, some asian apps/some Badminton www.bwfbadminton.org/ Basketball www.fiba.com/ 4 & 4,5 = 8,5 33. 460k 26 fb, twitter, youtube, instagram? Biathlon www.biathlonworld.com/en/ 1 & 2 = 3 1 to 3 10 279 4 fb, youtube Bobsleigh www.fibt.com/ 1 & 2 = 3 1 to 3 423 4 fb, youtube Boxing www.aiba.org/ 3 & 2 = 5 4 67 697 1 to 4 fb, twitter, youtube, flickr Canoeing/Kayak www.canoeicf.com/icf/ 2 & 3= 5 1 to 4 31 409 23 fb, twitter, youtube, kayak TV Curling www.worldcurling.org/ 2 & 2= 4 2 to 4 5 177 2 to 4 fb, twitter, youtube, linkedin, google+ Equestrian www.fei.org/ 2 & 2= 4 3. 73 711 18(includes pics) fb, twitter, youtube, flickr Fencing www.fie.ch/ 2 & 1= 3 8 36881 twitter only?

1,4m only 3 & 4=7 60+ twitter only? twitter? Football www.fifa.com/ Golf www.igfgolf.org/ 2 & 2= 4 25+/day (golf channel) 106 19 fb, twitter, youtube, pinterest, google+ Gymnastics www.fig-gymnastics.com 3 & 3 = 6 2 to 4 53 911 5 fb, twitter, youtube, google+ Handball www.ihf.info/ 1 & 2 =3 10.no real page fb? Hockey www.fih.ch/en/home 3 & 3= 6 20+ 30 000 7 fb, twitter, youtube, instagram 65+ (partly 4 & 3= 7 10-16. 105 221 fb, twitter, youtube +4 different phone apps. Ice Hockey www.iihf.com/ compeition news) Judo www.ijf.org/ 3 & 2= 5 4 263 278 4 fb, youtube Luge www.fil-luge.org/ 3 & 1=4 3 786 6 fb Modern Penathlon www.pentathlon.org/ 3 & 4=7 3 to 6 46 958 6 fb, twitter, youtube + 2 different phone apps Rowing www.worldrowing.com/ 4 & 4=8 5 50 097 12 fb, twitter, youtube Rugby www.irb.com/ 4 & 3=7 60+(partly competition) 116k 1 to 4 fb Sailing www.sailing.org/ 4 & 4 = 8 20 48 083 22 fb, twitter, youtube Shooting www.issf-sports.org/ 2 & 2 = 4 3. 64 407 3 fb, twiter, phone app Skating www.isu.org 1 & 1=2 2 6188 2 fb, youtube ? Not own 2 & 1=3 4 - - Skiing + other www.fis-ski.com FIS www.fiscrosscountry.com 4 & 4 = 8 3 13925 3 fb, twitter, youtube www.fisskijumping.com 3 & 3 = 6 6 6590 - www.fisnordiccombined.com 4 & 4 = 8 7 1834 14 fb, twitter, youtube www.fisalpine.com/ 4 & 4 = 8 1 37 667 3 fb, twitter, youtube www.fisfreestyle.com/ 4 & 4 = 8 2 12 472 2 fb, twitter, youtube www.fissnowboard.com 4 & 4 = 8 1 4911 9 fb, twitter, youtube, instagram www.fistelemarkski.com/ 3 & 3 = 6 - 238 3-old fb, twitter, youtube Table tennis www.ittf.com 1 & 1 = 2 1 80 910 17(includes pics) fb, twitter, youtube, flickr Taekwondo www.wtf.org 4 & 2 = 6 3 to 5 10 670 11 (includes pics) fb, twitter, youtube Tennis www.itftennis.com 4 & 4 = 8 5. 1080 3 fb, twitter, youtube Triathlon www.triathlon.org/ 4 & 3= 7 7. 69 380 10 fb, twitter, youtube 20 (includes diff. forms of 4 & 3= 7 77 853 14 (includes pics) fb, twitter, youtbe, instagram, phone app Volleyball www.fivb.org/ volleyball) Weightlifting www.iwf.net/ 3 & 2 = 5 2 to 4 42 904 3 fb, twitter, youtube Wrestling www.fila-official.com/ 3 & 3= 6 3 11 935 14 fb, twitter, youtube IOC rec. Sports Air Sports www.fai.org/ 3 & 2 = 5 1 to 3 5341 14 fb, twitter, youtube, flickr Automobile www.fia.com/ 3 & 4 = 7 10. 60 623 26 fb, twiter Bandy www.worldbandy.com/ 3 & 2 = 5 1 to 3 122 2 fb, twiter Baseball www.ibaf.org/en/ 5 & 3= 8 12 6 327 5 fb, twitter Billiard Sports www.billiard-wcbs.org/ 1 & 1 = 2 0. ? ? ? Boules www.cmsboules.com/ 1 & 1 = 2 2 ? ? ? Bowling www.fiq.org/ 2 & 2=4 1 ? ? ? Bridge www.worldbridge.org/ 1 & 1 = 2 6 185 1 to3 fb(youth) Chess www.fide.com/ 2 & 2= 4 3 to 5 6 770 18 fb, twitter, google+ Cricket www.icc-cricket.com 1 & 3= 4 1 to 5 2 134 671 ? ? Dance Sport www.worlddancesport.org/ 3 & 3= 6 1 to 3 340 2 fb, twitter Floorball www.floorball.org 3 & 3 =6 10 to 15 15 597 22 fb, twitter, youtube, flickr Karate www.wkf.net/ 4 & 3= 7 4 to 8 6 851 3 fb, twitter, youtube Korfball www.korfball.org/ 3 & 2 = 5 2 80 3 fb Life saving www.ilsf.org/ 1 & 1= 2 ? 681 1 fb Motorcycle racing www.fim-live.com/en/ 3 & 3= 6 33. 11 699 37 fb, twitter, youtube, flickr Mountaineering www.theuiaa.org/ 3 & 2= 5 5. 4 483 4 fb, twitter, youtube Netball www.netball.org/ 3 & 2= 5 1 to 3 775 3 fb Orienteering http://orienteering.org/ 3 & 2= 5 7. 1 462 6 fb Pelota Vasca www.fipv.net/es 2 & 2= 4 1 2 776 3 fb Polo www.fippolo.com/ 2 & 1= 3 1 147 2 fb Powerboating www.uimpowerboating.com/ 1 & 1= 2 3. ? ? ? Racquetball www.internationalracquetball.com/ 3 & 3,5= 6,5 2 284 2 fb, twitter, youtube Rollersports www.rollersports.org 3 & 2= 5 3 2 374 4 fb, twitter Softball? www.isfsoftball.org/ 2 & 1= 3 4 7 678 2 fb, twitter, youtube Sport climbing www.ifsc-climbing.org/ 3 & 3,5= 6,5 4 11 619 30 fb, twitter, youtube, linkedin Squash www.worldsquash.org/ 2 & 3= 5 5 75 850 8 fb, twitter Sumo www.ifs-sumo.org/ 3 & 2= 5 ? 0? ? ? Surfing www.isasurf.org 4 & 3= 7 1 to 3 27 286 21 fb, twitter, instagram Tug of War www.tugofwar-twif.org/ 2 & 2= 4 1 257 - fb Underwater sports www.cmas.org/ 3 & 3= 6 1 to 3 2 019 3 fb, youtube Water ski www.iwwfed.com/ 4 & 3= 7 4 1909 ? ? Wushu www.iwuf.org/ 3 & 2= 5 1 to 3 540 ? ? SportAccord members American Football www.ifaf.org/ 4 & 3 = 7 3 to 5 14 624 4 fb, twitter Bodybuiilding www.ifbb.com 3 & 2= 5 3. 12 690 10 fb Casting www.castingsport-icsf.com/ 1 & 1= 2 1 2 22 fb Darts www.dartswdf.com/ 2 & 2= 4 5 907 2 fb, twitter Dragon boat www.idbf.org/ 2 & 2= 4 2. 1735 2 fb, twitter, livestream Draughts www.fmjd.org/ 1 & 1= 2 3 577 9 fb, youtube Fistball www.ifa-fistball.com/de 1 & 2=3 3 to 5 4 615 fb Flying disc www.wfdf.org/ 3 & 2,5=5,5 1 16 365 7 fb, twitter, linkedin Go intergofed.org/index.php 2 & 2=4 3 112 fb Icestocksport www.eisstock.org/ 2 & 1=3 4 142 3 fb JuJitsu www.jujitsuinternationalfederation.org/ 3 & 2= 5 3 3 027 14 fb Kendo www.kendo-fik.org/ 2 & 1= 3 1 to 3 307 fb Kick-boxing www.wakoweb.com/en/ 3 & 3,5= 6,5 4 7 813 4 fb, youtube Lacrosse http://filacrosse.com/ 3 & 3,5= 6,5 1 to 3 164 2 fb, twitter, youtube mini-golf www.minigolfsport.com/ 2 & 2= 4 3 198 4 fb Muyaythai www.ifmamuaythai.org/ 3 & 3,5= 6,5 10 13 678 14 fb Powerlifting www.powerlifting-ipf.com/ 3 & 3= 6 3 6 073 7 fb, twitter Sambo www.sambo-fias.org/en 3 & 3,5= 6,5 4 865 10 fb, youtube Savate http://fisavate.org/ 2 & 1=3 5 2 412 12 fb Sepaktakraw http://www.sepaktakraw.org/ 2 & 2= 4 ? 787 4 fb Ski mountaineering www.ismf-ski.org/ 2 & 2,5= 5,5 2 2 027 4 fb Sleddog www.sleddogsport.net/ 3 & 2,5= 5,5 6 326 4 fb, twitter Soft Tennis http://softtennis.in/, http://www.estf.org/ 3 & 2=5 2 to 5 8 023 - fb Sport Fishing www.cips-fips.com/ 2 & 2=4 ? ? ? ? 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Appendix 18 IFF & Floorball Material Producers Development Board meeting at IFF Offices, in Helsinki, Helsinki 14.05.2013

Participants: Exel (E-SG) Jaakko Aro FatPipe (Powerstick) Sami Turtiainen Oxdog (Evosport) Marko Sompa Unihoc (Renew ) Joakim Strömberg and Johan Österman Salming (X3M) Per Eriksson Realstick(SB-yhtiöt) Petri Piironen

SP Lars-Åke Henriksson IFF John Liljelund and Veli Halonen

Report on 1. Welcome present issues Mr. Liljelund opened the meeting at 12.00 at the IFF Offices in Helsinki, Finland and welcomed the participants to the meeting

Mr. Liljelund presented the agenda for the meeting. The IFF DB is celebrating its 10 th anniversary and Mr. Liljelund described the functions and purpose of the IFF DB. Even though the IFF DB is not a decision taking organ the IFF CB has usually in all cases approved the proposals made by the IFF DB

Mr. Liljelund shortly presented the actions taken by the IFF in order to reach the demand required to be in the IOC short list 2015. The IFF office has carried out an Associations Audit from the autumn 2012 until spring 2013. That’s one of the methods to find out where the IFF members associations stand at the time and help them to develop in the future

2. General update Material Approval system financial outcome 2012 Mr. Liljelund reported the financial outcome of 2012 and the total revenue was CHF 291.613 and the costs for running the system were CHF 246.581, giving a surplus of 45.031. Out of this 80 per cent, which equals a sum of CHFD 36.024 for the use of the Development Board.

Number of sold sticks, balls and other materials

SP has on the request of IFF moved over to follow the marking of Floorball materials to a calendar year system, starting from 2011. The total number of sold certified material for 2012 is

- Balls 2.057.889 pcs - Sticks 720.659 pcs - Goals 2.470pcs - Rinks 362pcs - Face masks 1.408 pcs

3. Proposal of changes of the material regulations(Appendix 1) Mr. Henriksson presented and reported the results of the effects of the composite blade for the playing surfaces, both Gerflor and wood. Based on the tests it was obvious that the composite blades leave clearly visible tracks to both surfaces and even can damage the surfaces. In addition some other tests had been done, but the blades had been so hard, that they had broken very early in the process.

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Report on Regulation 1.3.2.4 present issues The manufacturers will check the possibility to mark the approval tag or to emboss the (cont.) approval to the left side of the grill of the mask. The grill bars are so thin that it needs to be checked with the production of each company how the marking can be made. The manufacturers will inform the DB no later than 20 th of June about their solutions. The proposal stays otherwise as proposed. Regulation 1.3.2.6 The length of the stick is visible in a ready product separately and it will not be embossed or printed to the shaft separately. Proposal to be removed. Regulation 2.1.1 It was decided that there can be composite material maximum 1/3 of the content in the blade, but it shall not cover the entire upper part of the blade horizontally in order the blade to be able to twist when stepped upon. Otherwise the composite can be in the blade where the manufacturers choose. There has to be a minimum of 4 mm cover for the composite parts to any part that could be in connection with the floor after wear out of the blade material. Otherwise the proposal was approved. Regulation 5.2.9.3 The twist angle of the blade was defined to be 30 degrees Fat Pipe has sent in a proposal in February 2013, which was not included to the agenda due to the reason that SP was not in favour for the proposal based on the safety reasons. The regulation at the present time is that the bending of the shaft is measured from two directions and the shaft to bend at least 60 mm. Fat Pipes’ proposal was just to measure the bending from one direction. This would make it easier for the manufacturers to design different kind of shapes for the shaft. SP and Fat Pipe will make a proposal to the IFF DB about how this would be handled and the proposal shall be sent by the 24 th of May 2013.

All the other issues according the proposal (Appendix 1) were approved.

4. Case Onepeice The IFF Development Board has in its earlier meeting decided to allow the sell and use of Oxdog Onepiece until the 31 st of May 2013. Based on the approved proposal for the material Regulation 2014, there will not be room for products like the Oxdog Onepiece in future.

Oxdog has informed that they have closed the Onepiece project, when the IFF didn’t grant a dispense before the IFF Development Board meeting. Oxdog has also informed that there are a limited number of sticks sold to players and a marginal amount in the shops, mainly in Finland. Based on earlier cases, in similar situations, IFF Development Board is of the opinion that a dispense for the players who have bought the stick shall be granted for one season only (2013-2014) and that scarce number of products in the stores does not need any additional actions.

5. Projects for 2011 and 2012 The IFF Development Board has in 2012 approved to support three projects, namely the German project, which is now finished, to extend the Canadian project (Appendix 3) and the Spanish project (Appendix 4). Canada and Spain have reported their projects and Germany will hand in the final report after the re-organisation of Floorball Germany has been completed.

The IFF Development Board decided to continue the support for one additional year in Canada in order to strengthen the positive development, which has been achieved through working with Hockey Canada, with the sum of CHF12.500. Based on the report the project has been well perceived and Floorball Canada has been awarded the WU19 WFC Final Round 2016 in Belleville, Ontario.

The IFF DB also decided to continue the support the Spanish Federation in order to strengthen the development in Western Europe with the sum of CHF 12.500. Spanish Federation has built a development plan in order to grow the sport in a second country of the big 5 in Europe (France, Germany, Italy, Spain and UK).

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Report on 6. Floorball Manufacturers Village at Champions Cup in October in Tampere,Finland present issues Mr. Liljelund reported the plan of action of the IFF regarding the Champions Cup, which (cont.) will be played in Tampere, Finland in October. He informed the planned schedule of the TV-matches in the Champions Cup and also that the Manufacturers Village will be built this year also in the 3 rd edition of the Champions Cup.

The city of Tampere is strongly involved with organising the event. They have plans to provide tickets for different groups, such as school children, unemployed, etc. The city of Tampere will also provide possibility to its staff to be able to see matches. The amount of employees in the City of Tampere is 13.000. The main objective is to get as many spectators as possible.

The IFF has sent the invitations for the Manufacturers Village to the manufacturers and the registration has to be made latest by the 31 st of May 2013.

7. Next meeting If there is no upcoming need for another meeting in 2013, the next meeting will be in 2014.

Upcoming • Next meeting will be in 2014, place and schedule to be informed meetings and issues

Issues that need • The manufacturers to provide the plans how to emboss or tag the grill of the helmet with to be discussed an approval marking by the 20 th of June 2013 or decided • Fat Pipe and SP to send the proposal of the testing of the bending of the shaft and the upon or taken bending only to be measured from one direction by the 24 th of May. action upon

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International Floorball Federation

Material Regulations

Certification Rules for IFF-marking of Floorball Equipment SPCR 011

Edition 2014

Interpretation of the Material Regulations. In order to clarify some of the paragraphs in the Material Regulations, IFF and SP has in cooperation built a few interpretations where it for different reasons has been seen to be necessary. All previous interpretations dated December 29 2010 and November 19 2012 have been incorporated in present ruling of the Material Regulations.

If the need to interpret Material Regulations between two editions occurs, can this be done 2 times / year (in May and December).

Valid from July 1, 2014

© International Floorball Federation 1999-2013 All rights reserved.

1.3.2 Marking

Marking is to contain the certification mark ……… XXXXXX = The certification- or family certification- number of the stick. YY = The manufacturing year. E.g. 105804/06 Products that have been certified and began production of the period October to December are permitted to be labelled with the following year marking.

1.3.2.1 Marking of stick

Stick manufactures are allowed to print the certification mark as a part of the Brand name / Model name sticker / print. The brand name in question shall be included as a prefix- or a suffix in the name of the stick and the blade shall be marked accordingly with the brand name. The sticker / print must be …….

1.3.2.4 Embossed mark for blades, balls and masks

Ball The IFF-mark has to be shown as an embossed marking on the ball. The font size has to be readable. All new moulding tools for ball have to adopted the new marking requirement not later than 1st of July 2008, see also point 2.2.7. Companies have to gradual replaces the old embossed IFF logo, the final date is set to June 30 2016.

Mask The IFF-mark has to be shown as an embossed marking stamped onto a metal plate and welded/ hard-soldered to the net on the left side of the mask. The font size has to be readable. Companies have to adopted the new marking requirement not later than 1st of July 2014, see point 2.5.3. Companies can apply for an exemption from the new marking for a period of maximum two years.

1.3.2.6 Uniformed stick measurement

The length of the stick has to be uniformed. The length to be communicated to the customers is the length of the stick measured as described in appendix 1 point 5.2.4. Companies have to adopted the new marking requirement not later than 1st of July 2012, see point 2.1.1. Make sure that all new sticks produced after July 1 2014 is carrying the new uniformed stick measurement.

1.3.2.7 Non-acceptable brand names / model names

To avoid misunderstandings / incorrect market advantages, etc. of words or expressions that can be, without a specific IFF permission, perceived as the IFF agrees / favours one product before others. A list of non- acceptable words or expressions is to be introduced. The listing is not comprehensive, so in case of any doubt contact the IFF for a statement.

International Floorball, IFF, WFC, World Championship, Euro Championship, Asia Championship, World Floorball, Tournament, Global, Recommended, Game, etc.

1.9 Rules for current license holders before new certificates can be issued

Current license holders must take responsibility for outstanding debt related to both testing / certification and the IFF-marking system, before the new or revised certificates can be issued.

2.1.1 Stick Design

In order to …… …….. in point 1.3.2.6 and appendix 1 point 5.2.4. The stick blade main construction and outermost surface is to be produced in thermoplastic materials without fillers or reinforcements such as e.g. milled fibres. This is to ensure that the blade does not damage the playing surface. It is permissibly to use colour pigments. Anti-oxidants, UV-absorbing additives etc. can also be used to prevent polymer degradation. The blade construction can consist of other plastic materials/laminates than the used thermoplastic materials. The other plastic materials/laminates are to be centred in the middle of the blade, and may not be placed closer to the blade edge (playing surface) than the thickness of the lower blade frame or a minimum distance of 4 mm. This is to ensure that the playing surface is not damaged when the blade material is worn out. Make sure that the other plastic materials/laminates will be well anchored (moulded) into the surrounding blade structure and that all the edges are protected. The other plastic materials/laminates are limited to 1/3* of the blades total area*, but shall not cover the entire upper part of the blade horizontally. The ability to twist and hook the blade must be maintained. Otherwise it can be placed where the manufacturer choose. (see appendix 26). The largest single open area of the other plastic materials/laminates is limited to 5 cm2. The other plastic materials/laminates may have a larger total area but then need to be covered with one or more blade grooves; so no single open areas are exceeded. The other plastic materials/laminates should always be protected by a surrounding thermoplastic material and may never be the outermost material, which first comes in contact with the ball, another stick, etc. either on the forehand or backhand side. The limitations will protect the playing surface, secure the blade to be able to twist when stepped upon and also allow hooking of the blade. The blade is to have embossed prints. The marking is to be of such proportions and design that the information is clearly visible and is not removed under play. The print size may not be less than 5 mm in height. The embossed print is to be uncoloured.

* The manufacturer has to provide the test house the blade’s total area and the area of other plastic materials/laminates used in the blade. Preferably by a calculation performed via the CAD-program and shown in the drawing.

2.1.3 Stick Dimensions * It is still legal to use a 10 mm wide grip line marking.

2.1.4.1 Shaft Rigidity Method A (sticks 850mm or longer)

The shaft should deflect by at least 23 mm under a load of 300 N measured as mean value of three deflections in each direction (horizontal and vertical). No individual value may be less than 17 mm for the most rigid direction of the shaft. The shaft should and tolerate a deflection of at least 60 mm in the most flexible direction without cracking or fracturing. The shaft's resulting deformation following deflection should not exceed 6 mm.

2.1.4.2 Shaft Rigidity Method B (sticks 650mm to 849mm)

The shaft should deflect by at least 10 mm under a load of 300 N measured as mean value of three deflections in each direction (horizontal and vertical). No individual value may be less than 8 mm for the most rigid direction of the shaft. The shaft should and tolerate a deflection of at least 30 mm in the most flexible direction without cracking or fracturing. The shaft's resulting deformation following deflection should not exceed 3,5 mm.

2.1.5 Shaft and Blade Impact Strength

Shaft: Visible cracks or fractures should not occur. Blade: Visible cracks, fractures, loose parts or parts that fall away from the blade should not occur.

2.1.7 Blade Discoloration onto Playing Surface

Discoloration on the playing surface should be no more than 10%. The discoloration shall be easily removed with the help of paper, water and simple cleaning agent. The lacquered surface may have a slightly matt finish.

2.1.8 Blade Torsion Strength

Visible cracks, fractures, loose parts or parts that fall away from the blade should not occur.

2.5.3 Face Mask Net Marking

In order to avoid the mask net is changed to a non-approved net, the net is to have a negative IFF embossed marking. The IFF-marking is to be stamped onto a metal plate and welded/ hard-soldered to the net, placed on the left side of the mask. The marking is to be of such proportions and design that the information is clearly visible and is not removed under play.

Methods for Verification of Equipment Criteria for Floorball

Method Description Prepared by Lars-Åke Henriksson Issued 2013-05-03 SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden Department of Chemistry and Materials Technology Borås 2013

5.2.4.3 Implementation

Stick dimensions are measured according to appendices 15 and 16. The blade’s concavity depth is measured by placing the measuring device perpendicular to the lower edge radius. This is repeated along the entire length of the blade and the largest concave depth is recorded.

5.2.6 Impact Strength

5.2.6.1 Equipment

Drop hammer with a weight of 350± 10 g. The head is to be of hardened steel and have a shape of a prism with triangular profile and with a longitudinal axis oriented horizontally - perpendicular to direction of hammer movement. The bottom edge of the prism is to be a shape of semi-circle with a radius of 7 mm. A stand with a drop height of 1000 ± 5 mm, from where the hammer is to be able to fall freely. A mechanism for repeat releasing of the drop hammer. Test holder of aluminium or steel and designed as a V-block with a length of 150 mm and inner 90° angle, with sufficient depth to enable the shaft to lie in the dip and not on the edges. A flat surface of thick aluminium or steel is to be used for the blade test.

5.2.6.2 Samples

Three shafts and three blades. Those shafts tested as per point 5.2.5, where fracturing or any type of deformation did not occur can, in theory, be used for impact testing.

5.2.6.3 Implementation

The testing is carried out in two places on the shaft, 700 mm from the end of the shaft, and 40 mm from the blade attachment. The shaft is placed in the holder with the point of the stick blade vertical. The drop hammer is released from a height of 1000± 5 mm towards a point both 700 mm from the end of the shaft and 40 mm along the shaft taken from the blade attachment. The test is carried out on 3 shafts (appendix 18). The blade is placed vertical by using support blocks and when placed flat on the surface. The drop hammer is released from a height of 1000± 5 mm towards a point in the middle of the blade's top edge and when in the centre of the blade. The test is carried out on 3 blades.

5.2.6.4 Results

The falling hammer could make a little spherically shaped imprint on the tested surface of the shaft and blade. This kind of imprint is permissible, if neither visible cracks nor fractures occur. Any cracks, fractures, loose parts or parts that fall away from the blade are to be reported.

5.2.8 Blade Discoloration onto Playing Surface

5.2.8.1 Equipment

Pendulum apparatus, described in appendix 19. The mass of the bar, weight and test bit are to be such that the energy the stopping disc is met with is 36± 1 Nm. The spring constant C is 3.5·104 N/m. Lacquered sport parquet and Gerflor Taraflex to be at least as high and at least as wide as the stopping disc. The sport parquet construction: At the bottom 6 mm plywood, intermediate layer 12 mm ribbed pinewood sheeting, wearing course 3.6 mm beech and five layers UV-hardened lacquer, Proteco (E.g. Tarkett Sport). Gerflor Taraflex construction: PVC sheets reinforced with fibreglass grid.

5.2.8.2 Samples

Three stick blades. The end of the blade truncated to length of 100 mm.

5.2.8.3 Implementation

The test bit is permanently mounted on the pendulum so that the end blade, when lowering the pendulum, moves towards the flooring sample 1/3rd from the top edge of the disc. The pendulum is released from an upright position. The flooring sample is inspected with regard to discoloration – the European scale for colour coding is used as a colour reference. Three tests on each flooring samples are carried out; replacing the flooring sample or movement in the horizontal axis following each impact. Clean the flooring samples with water, a simple cleaner and paper before examination.

5.2.8.4 Results

Occurrence of discoloration onto the flooring samples are reported.

5.2.9 Blade Torsion Test

5.2.9.1 Equipment

An equipment to firmly secure the blade in the vertical position. An adjustable device that can be fitted over and cover the blade nose. A lever arm attached to the device as an aid when blade nose is to be twisted (as a lever, a torque wrench can be used), and a protractor.

5.2.9.2 Samples

Three stick blades.

5.2.9.3 Implementation

Mount the blade vertically, as close as possible to the shaft attachment point. Mount the adjustable device over the blade nose and adjust so that there is no clearance. Twist the blade to an angle of 30°, check with the protractor. The test is carried out on 3 blades.

5.2.9.4 Results

Occurrence of visible cracks, fractures, loose parts or parts that fall away from the blade is reported.

APPENDIX 22a

BUSINESS PLAN FOR FLOORBALL SOUTH AFRICA

19.08.2013

1. 08/2013 - Apply for temporary membership with the IFF with Michael Kliment as the official representative of the IFF in South Africa. Written confirmation from the IFF is required.

- Formulate a National Executive to run Floorball in South Africa President: Mr. Michael Kliment Vice President: Mr. Paul Kliment General Secretary: Mr. Dean Gow Treasurer: Mrs. Alta Bekker

- Submit business plan to the IFF.

- Submit constitution together with a code of conduct, rules & regulations, membership criteria, womens policy, disability policy, development program, equity policy and a youth program to the IFF. 2. 09-12/2013 - Formulate all the documentation and make application as a new national federation and sport to the South African Department of Sports, Arts and Recreation, the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Movement and Sports Ministry of South Africa.

- Make application for full membership of the IFF.

- Introduction and meeting trip to the IFF Womens World Championship in the Czech Republic by the Floorball SA President, Mr. Michael Kliment.

3. 01-03/2014 - After acceptance to the various sports departments in South Africa, make application for governmental and Lotto funding for Marketing and roadshows.

- Marketing Floorball to the Universities and Clubs.

4. 04-12/2014 - National Roadshow. Going from center to center marketing Floorball all over South Africa: 3 on 3 tournaments explanation of the game rules of the game Formation and outsourcing franchise opportunities for the formation of clubs at regional, provincial and national level. Start up provincial leagues and the gathering of statistics amongst players, coaches, referees and other officials. Attract sponsors for regional, provincial and national leagues. Bring to South Africa experienced coaches, referees and players to introduce and push Floorball to another level in South Africa.

5. 01/2015 - Make provision for South Africa to enter the international competition level at all age groups. To finalize a professional national league in South Africa.

6. 2015-future - To make Floorball in South Africa a tier one sport and to make Floorball a popular national sport in South Africa and to maintain the good credibility of the name Floorball South Africa.

1. Floorball in Americas by Country 2. New Countries

- Canada o Hosting Men’s WFCQ 2014 – Venue and schedule have been confirmed. Location is same as the Women’s WFCQ2013, Cornell Community Centre in Markham, ON. Hosting tournament in conjunction with the Qualifier. o The body overseeing the organization of the U19 WFC2016 in Belleville, ON is the World Championship Development Committee (WCDC). Headed by Brett Davis and Todd Crawford, consisting of 16 members each with a specific role. . Applied for government grant . Logo will be presented to the IFF in September . Working with prominent Canadian athletes to support fundraising efforts o David Jansson, Team Canada Coach conducted clinics & training sessions with players across Canada in July 2013. o FC has approved moving forward with the development of online referee website which will cover training, profiles, newsletter and other pertinent information. o FC has approved a National Workshops program to present floorball to interested schools in a uniform manner under the Hockey Canada program. This will launch Fall 2013. o Canadian Floorball League (CFL) – Ongoing development in line with license system requirements. o Online registration system shows: 779 members nationwide. Provincial breakdown: Ontario 695 (89%), BC 52 (7%) Quebec 16 (2%), Alberta 7 (1%) & Manitoba 3 - USA o USFbA has named a GM (Anders Buvarp) for Women’s U19 with the intention of participating in the WFC2016 o US Floorball Invitational tournament will be held Sept 27-29th, 2013 in New York. The US National Championship will be played in conjunction with this tournament. o The Men’s National team held a training camp in Sweden this July 2013. It was attended by 16 players plus staff. o Floorball Florida took part in Kids Fitness Festival July 17-18, 2013

- Brazil o As a result of presenting to the South Region Sport office of the City of Sao Paulo, achieved access to schools in that region where the development of floorball is more concentrated. Positive response from teachers and students. o Have used the equipment from IFF to promote the sport as the ABF (member association) do not have sponsors at this time. o Organized a national championship in 2012 and planning second installment for October 2013. Had participation from 6 teams. - Jamaica o Victor Brown from Jamaica floorball attended the 2013 Canada Cup Championship in Toronto. Expressed their desire to further develop officiating in Jamaica and increase international ties. Jamaica has also planned to bring a special Olympics team to Canada in 2014 for exhibition matches. o May 2013 IFF Development seminars held in Jamaica - Argentina o No confirmed update - Chile o No confirmed update

- No new countries to report