ETTU has opened the nomination process for positions within the ETTU and the ITTF Council

June 20, 2024
9:59 am
ETTU

https://www.ettu.org

The nomination process has officially opened for positions within the ETTU and the ITTF Council for the upcoming term.

The deadline for nominations is Thursday 15th August 2024.

The Congress will be held (17^th October) during the 2024 LIEBHERR European Championships which will take place from 15th to 20th October 2024 in Linz Austria.

POSITIONS FOR NOMINATION:

ETTU Executive Board:

President (1)

Deputy President (1)

Vice President for Finances (1)

Vice President (5)

ETTU member of the ITTF Council (vacancies tbc by ITTF)

ETTU Board of Appeal (10)

ETTU Officials:

Club Competitions Official (1)

Medical and Anti-Doping Official (1)

ETTU Committees:

Coaches Committee (7)

Gender Equality Committee (8)

Para Table Tennis Committee (6)

Ranking Committee (7)

Technical Committee (6)

Umpires and Referees Committee (9)

Veterans Committee (7)

Youth Committee (7)

Medical and Sport Science Committee (5)

Nomination Rules:

Executive Board: Each Member Association is entitled to nominate one person and only for one post.

ETTU members of the ITTF Council: No nomination limitation.

Board of Appeal: No nomination limitation.

Officials: No nomination limitation.

Committees: No nomination limitation.

Terms of reference for each Committee are accessible on the ETTU Website. Click Here

Terms of reference for Executive Board and Board of Appeal are incorporated into the ETTU Constitution. Click Here

Terms of reference for ITTF Council are specified within the ITTF Statutes. Click Here

Confidentiality and Campaign Guidelines:

All submissions will be only received and registered exclusively by the ETTU General Secretariat. The list of candidates for election will be published after the nomination deadline.

While candidates are free to conduct their campaigns it is important to note that ETTU staff and ETTU online platforms will remain neutral and will not endorse any candidates.

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