The important mess is coming on women’s professional league schedule of next season. In the circular RFEF sent to the members of the assembly, as we have already told you at Mundo Deportivo, with the approval of the competition calendar for the 2022-2023 season on the agenda. And among those competitions includes the Women’s First Division.
The issue is, given the recent constitution of this first category as a professional and the electoral process is just beginning, its approval on the calendar is not exclusive to the RFEF. As a professional competition, it must be done in coordination with the professional league.
It is established by the second additional provision of the Royal Decree of Sports Federations, which literally states that “The sports calendar of official professional competitions shall be composed of the corresponding Professional League. The President of the Federation shall have ten days to count from of its acceptance to ratify or reject the same, is understood as adopted, if within such period, it has not been demonstrated. The non -ratification must be clearly and appropriately motivated. “
In the following text it also added that “In case of non -ratification, the Professional League shall present a new proposal, which must be ratified or rejected under the same conditions as those stated above, within five days .If this new measure is not approved, the Higher Sports Council will decide on it. “
Its approval requires agreement between both parties
As Mundo Deportivo found out, the new women’s professional league has contacted RFEF to request this calendar in addition to its reminder of this new scenario for the women’s professional league calendar. Because even though there is still no coordination agreement between the League and the RFEF, as required by Sports Law and the Royal Decree itself, the approval of this calendar requires agreement between both parties. Otherwise, it can be denounced by either party. From the professional league they are waiting for the RFEF to respond to the letter in which they are notified of this appointment for next season.
Source: La Verdad
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