#头条创作挑战赛 #
Recently, a news about the Football Association has attracted a lot of attention!
According to reports, in two years, more than 60 members of the football association squandered nearly 50 million yuan.
This incident has once again sparked a discussion about the management and professional conduct of the football association.
This article will analyze and discuss the background and social background of the incident itself, management system and professional ethics, in order to bring readers more in-depth enlightenment and thinking.
The incident arose because the Chinese Football Association originally planned to host the Asian Cup in 2023, and the host cities paid a high bid fee for it. However, due to the impact of the new crown epidemic, the Chinese Football Association and the organizing committee had to ask the AFC to abandon hosting the Asian Cup, and cities were also told that part of the bid fee would be refunded.
However, in this process, more than 60 internal personnel of the Football Association squandered more than 50 million yuan, leaving a deep "scar" on the host cities.
These cities have already asked the former 2023 China Asian Cup organizing committee to complete the necessary financial settlement procedures to help cities legally "settle the accounts" of the remaining part of the application fee. However, whether these returned funds can be truly settled is still an open question.
Considering the above issues, we should also think about how to better manage the football association and build professional ethics.
From an institutional point of view, the Football Association needs to improve the existing management and system, formulate and implement a feasible fund management system, standardize the use of funds, and prevent abuse, waste and squandering.
From the perspective of professional ethics, it is necessary to establish a sound mechanism for creditworthiness and integrity, promote the prevention of unhealthy tendencies at the source, and improve the professional ethics and professional quality of professional personnel.
In short, this FA incident once again reminds us that we need to strengthen the establishment and supervision of management systems and further improve management efficiency and professional ethics.
We hope that through joint efforts, while promoting the healthy development of football, we can also contribute to the establishment of a more complete professional system and realize our bright future.