Rick Parry: EFL chairman says football regulator bill could become law by summer
British Football League president Rick Parry said that by the summer, the football therapy bill could become law.
The bill is Reintroduced by the Labor Government In October, it will arrive at its reporting phase on Tuesday, when an inspection will be conducted in the House of Lords.
It will establish the first independent regulator for professional men’s competition in England and initially under the former Conservative government in March 2024.
The bill failed to pass the parliament before the Conservatives lost to Labor in the general election.
The legislation will be granted to an agency independent of the government and football authorities to oversee the top five clubs in England.
Many amendments have been proposed, but Parry is expected to have a third reading on March 31 before returning to the House of Commons.
Parry’s Organization Failed to agree A Premier League funding package says the new version of the bill is “better than the last one”.
“Parameter payments are within the scope of the bill, with conservatives exiting regulations, and the two alliances can choose to exit the backstage,” he said.
“It is very important that the status of the game report will be delivered within 18 months, rather than the three-year schedule proposed by the Conservatives.
“It’s a huge point for football. Eliminating it as soon as possible is a game-changer.
“We all need to realize that football is not doing a great job of self-regulation.
“Is it possible that it is a law in June or July? It’s possible.”
