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Composition of the Uefa Committees 1996-98 COMPOSITION OF THE UEFA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2009-2011, THE UEFA COMMITTEES 2007-2009 AND THE UEFA DISCIPLINARY BODIES 2006-2011 Executive Committee (2009-2011) Comité exécutif (2009-2011) Exekutivkomitee (2009-2011) President: Michel Platini (France) Vice-Presidents: Senes Erzik (Turkey) Geoffrey Thompson (England) Angel María Villar Llona (Spain) Marios N. Lefkaritis (Cyprus) Joseph Mifsud (Malta) Members: Giancarlo Abete (Italy) (new) Allan Hansen (Denmark) (new) František Laurinec (Slovakia) (new) Avraham Luzon (Israel) (new) Dr Gilberto Madaíl (Portugal) Mircea Sandu (Romania) Grigoryi Surkis (Ukraine) Michael van Praag (Netherlands) (new) Liutauras Varanavičius (Lithuania) (new) Dr Theo Zwanziger (Germany) (new) Honorary President: Lennart Johansson (Sweden) General Secretary: David Taylor (Scotland) 26.03.2009 Composition of the UEFA Executive Committee 2009-2011, the UEFA Committees 2007-2009 and the UEFA Disciplinary Bodies 2006-2011 Professional Football Strategy Council (new) Conseil stratégique du football professionnel (nouveau) Strategischer Beirat für Berufsfussball (neu) Chairman: Senes Erzik (Turkey) Representatives of the Geoffrey Thompson (England) UEFA Executive Committee: Angel María Villar Llona (Spain) Gerhard Mayer-Vorfelder (Germany) Appointed by the Umberto Gandini (Italy) European Club Association (ECA): Peter Kenyon (England) Joan Laporta i Estruch (Spain) Maarten Fontein (Netherlands) (new) Appointed by the José Luis Astiazaran (Spain) European Professional Football Lex Gold (Scotland) Leagues (EPFL): David Richards (England) Frédéric Thiriez (France) Appointed by Leonardo Grosso (Italy) FIFPro Division Europe: Mick McGuire (England) (new) Philippe Piat (France) Theo van Seggelen (Netherlands) Observers: FIFA Jérôme Valcke (France) European Club Association (ECA) Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (Germany) European Professional Football Leagues (EPFL) Emanuel Macedo de Medeiros (Portugal) FIFPro Gerardo González Movilla (Spain) 26.03.2009 2/13 Composition of the UEFA Executive Committee 2009-2011, the UEFA Committees 2007-2009 and the UEFA Disciplinary Bodies 2006-2011 Control and Disciplinary Body (2006-2011) Instance de contrôle et de discipline (2006-2011) Kontroll- und Disziplinarkammer (2006-2011) Chairman: Dr Thomas Partl (Austria) Vice-Chairmen: Jim Stjerne Hansen (Denmark) Jacques Antenen (Switzerland) Sándor Berzi (Hungary) Members: John Delaney (Republic of Ireland) Emilio García Silvero (Spain) Dr Rainer Koch (Germany) Maurizio Laudi (Italy) Ioan Angelo Lupescu (Romania) Joël Wolff (Luxembourg) Appeals Body (2006-2011) Instance d’appel (2006-2011) Berufungsrat (2006-2011) Chairman: Michel Wuilleret (Switzerland) Vice-Chairmen: Michael Joseph Maessen (Netherlands) Goetz Eilers (Germany) Members: Björn Ahlberg (Sweden) Carmelo Bartolo (Malta) Dr Levent Biçakci (Turkey) Barry W. Bright (England) Chris Georghiades (Cyprus) Ivaylo Ivkov (Bulgaria) Xavier Lebray (France) Antonio Mortagua (Portugal) Olga Zhukovska (Ukraine) Disciplinary Inspectors (2006-2011) Inspecteurs disciplinaires (2006-2011) Disziplinarinspektoren (2006-2011) Chief Inspector: DDr Gerhard Kapl (Austria) Disciplinary Inspectors: Des Casey (Republic of Ireland) Kemal Kapulluoğlu (Turkey) Jean-Samuel Leuba (Switzerland) Sofoklis Pilavios (Greece) Ellert B. Schram (Iceland) 26.03.2009 3/13 Composition of the UEFA Executive Committee 2009-2011, the UEFA Committees 2007-2009 and the UEFA Disciplinary Bodies 2006-2011 National Associations Committee (new) Commission des associations nationales (nouveau) Kommission für Landesverbände (neu) Chairman: Geoffrey Thompson (England) Deputy Chairman: Marios N. Lefkaritis (Cyprus) 1st Vice-Chairman: Giancarlo Abete (Italy) 2nd Vice-Chairman: Armand Duka (Albania) 3rd Vice-Chairman: Vitaly Mutko (Russia) Members: Oleksandr Bandurko (Ukraine) Jean-Pierre Escalettes (France) Joseph Gauci (Malta) Metin Kazancıoğlu (Turkey) Albert Hendrik Korthals (Netherlands) Wolfgang Niersbach (Germany) Miloš Tomáš (Slovakia) Haim Zimmer (Israel) Finance Committee (new) Commission des finances (nouveau) Finanzkommission (neu) Chairman: Marios N. Lefkaritis (Cyprus) Members: Geoffrey Thompson (Chairman National Associations) Gerhard Mayer-Vorfelder (Chairman HatTrick) Franco Carraro (Chairman Marketing) Referees Committee Commission des arbitres Schiedsrichterkommission Chairman: Angel María Villar Llona (Spain) Deputy Chairman: Senes Erzik (Turkey) 1st Vice-Chairman: Allan Hansen (Denmark) 2nd Vice-Chairman: Michal Listkiewicz (Poland) 3rd Vice-Chairman: Borislav Mihaylov (Bulgaria) Members: Marc Batta (France) Pierluigi Collina (Italy) Hugh Dallas (Scotland) David R. Elleray (England) Bo Karlsson (Sweden) Jozef Marko (Slovakia) Volker Roth (Germany) Vladimir Sajn (Slovenia) Jaap Uilenberg (Netherlands) Sergey Zuev (Russia) 26.03.2009 4/13 Composition of the UEFA Executive Committee 2009-2011, the UEFA Committees 2007-2009 and the UEFA Disciplinary Bodies 2006-2011 National Team Competitions Committee (new) Commission des competitions pour équipes nationales (nouveau) Kommission für Nationalmannschaftswettbewerbe (neu) Chairman: Gilberto Madaíl (Portugal) Deputy Chairman: Franco Carraro (Italy) 1st Vice-Chairman: Lars-Åke Lagrell (Sweden) 2nd Vice-Chairman: Theo Zwanziger (Germany) 3rd Vice-Chairman: Nodar Akhalkatsi (Georgia) Members: Brian Barwick (England) Harry M. Been (Netherlands) David G. Collins (Wales) Vassilis Gagatsis (Greece) Jacques Lambert (France) Zorislav Srebrić (Croatia) Co-opted member: Ralph M. 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