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    The Supreme Court of India has accepted the major recommendations of the Lodha Committee on reforms for the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). The committee had submitted its recommendations to the Supreme Court in January 2016 after being constituted to propose structural reforms to the BCCI in response to issues with its opaque operations and conflicts of interest among leaders. The key recommendations approved include barring ministers, civil servants, and those over 70 from BCCI membership, limiting an office-bearer's term to three years, and disallowing dual posts within the BCCI and state cricket associations.

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    The Supreme Court of India has accepted the major recommendations of the Lodha Committee on reforms for the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). The committee had submitted its recommendations to the Supreme Court in January 2016 after being constituted to propose structural reforms to the BCCI in response to issues with its opaque operations and conflicts of interest among leaders. The key recommendations approved include barring ministers, civil servants, and those over 70 from BCCI membership, limiting an office-bearer's term to three years, and disallowing dual posts within the BCCI and state cricket associations.

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    SC Accepts Lodha Committee's Recommendations On Structural Reforms in BCCI

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    The Supreme Court of India has accepted the major recommendations of the Lodha Committee on reforms for the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). The committee had submitted its recommendations to the Supreme Court in January 2016 after being constituted to propose structural reforms to the BCCI in response to issues with its opaque operations and conflicts of interest among leaders. The key recommendations approved include barring ministers, civil servants, and those over 70 from BCCI membership, limiting an office-bearer's term to three years, and disallowing dual posts within the BCCI and state cricket associations.

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    SCacceptsLodhacommitteesrecommendationsonstructuralreformsinBCCI

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    The Supreme Court has accepted major recommendations of Lodha Committee on reforms in
    BCCI(BoardofControlforCricketinIndia),theworldsrichestcricketingbody.
    The committee had submitted its recommendations to Supreme Court in January 2016. The
    committee was constituted by SC to bring structural reforms in the country after it had come
    under the scanner for its opaque functioning and conflict of interests among its top office
    bearers.

    ApprovedRecommendationsare
    Barring ministers and civil servants and those above 70 years of age from
    becomingBCCImembers.AnofficebearerofBCCIcannotholdapostformore
    thanthreeyears.
    ParliamenttodecidewhetherBCCIshouldcomeundertheRighttoInformation
    Act(RTI).ThereshouldbeaplayersassociationintheBCCI
    Disallowing BCCI officebearer from holding dual posts simultaneously i.e. in a
    statecricketassociationandintheBCCI.
    Only to team representing the respective states. Each state should have only
    onevote.
    Member of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) to be included in the
    BCCIsgoverningcouncil.

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