Full Members: Which are of membership prior to 31st December in any year for national cricket boards of countries from which consideration at the ICC’s Conference in the immediately representative teams are qualified to play Test Matches following year. Any application to be a Full Member officially recognised by the ICC; must be proposed and seconded in Associate Members: Which are writing by two other Full Members. national cricket boards from Any application to be an Associate countries that do not qualify as Member must be proposed and Full Members but are from seconded in writing by either two countries where cricket is Full Members or a Full Member and recognised by the ICC as being an Associate Member. Any firmly established and organised; application to be an Affiliate and Member must be proposed in Affiliate Members: Which are writing by a Full Member or an national cricket boards from Associate Member. countries that do not qualify as Any application or proposal for Full Members or Associate upgradation of class of membership Members, but are from is also required to follow the rules countries where the ICC specified above. recognises that cricket is played in accordance with the Laws of Cricket. Roles, Obligations and Rules on Governance Governing Roles, Obligations and Rules on Governance Body General Roles and Obligations IFs The roles of recognised IFs as specified under the Olympic Charter are as follows: To establish and enforce, in accordance with the Olympic spirit, the rules concerning the practice of their respective sports and to ensure their application. To ensure the development of their respective sports throughout the world and to contribute to the achievement of the goals set out in the Olympic Charter. To express their opinions on the candidatures for organising the Olympic Games and in particular as far as the technical aspects of venues for their respective sports are concerned. To establish criteria of eligibility for the competitions of the Olympic Games in conformity with the Olympic Charter, and to submit these to the IOC for approval.
Full Members: Which are national cricket boards of countries from which representative teams are qualified to play Test Matches officially recognised by the ICC; Associate Members: Which are national cricket boards from countries that do not qualify as Full Members but are from countries where cricket is recognised by the ICC as being firmly established and organised; and Affiliate Members: Which are national cricket boards from countries that do not qualify as Full Members or Associate Members, but are from countries where the ICC recognises that cricket is played in accordance with the Laws of Cricket. of membership prior to 31st December in any year for consideration at the ICC’s Conference in the immediately following year. Any application to be a Full Member must be proposed and seconded in writing by two other Full Members. Any application to be an Associate Member must be proposed and seconded in writing by either two Full Members or a Full Member and an Associate Member. Any application to be an Affiliate Member must be proposed in writing by a Full Member or an Associate Member. Any application or proposal for upgradation of class of membership is also required to follow the rules specified above. Roles, Obligations and Rules on Governance Governing Body Roles, Obligations and Rules on Governance General Roles and Obligations IFs The roles of recognised IFs as specified under the Olympic Charter are as follows: To establish and enforce, in accordance with the Olympic spirit, the rules concerning the practice of their respective sports and to ensure their application. To ensure the development of their respective sports throughout the world and to contribute to the achievement of the goals set out in the Olympic Charter. To express their opinions on the candidatures for organising the Olympic Games and in particular as far as the technical aspects of venues for their respective sports are concerned. To establish criteria of eligibility for the competitions of the Olympic Games in conformity with the Olympic Charter, and to submit these to the IOC for approval.