S4 The ICAS is composed of twenty members, namely high-level jurists appointed in the following manner :
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four members are appointed by the International Sports Federations (“IFs”), viz. three by the Summer Olympic IFs (ASOIF) and one by the Winter Olympic IFs (“AIWF”), chosen from within or from outside their membership;
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four members are appointed by the Association of the National Olympic Committees (“ANOC”), chosen from within or from outside its membership ;
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four members are appointed by the International Olympic Committee (“IOC”), chosen from within or from outside its membership ;
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four members are appointed by the twelve members of the ICAS listed above, after appropriate consultation with a view to safeguarding the interests of the athletes ;
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four members are appointed by the sixteen members of the ICAS listed above and chosen from among personalities independent of the bodies designating the other members of the ICAS.
S5 The members of the ICAS are appointed for a renewable period of four years.
Upon their appointment, the members of the ICAS sign a declaration undertaking to exercise their function in a personal capacity, with total objectivity and independence, in conformity with this Code. They are, in particular, bound by the confidentiality obligation provided in Article R43.
The members of the ICAS may not appear on the list of CAS arbitrators nor act as counsel to one of the parties in proceedings before the CAS.
If a member of the ICAS resigns, dies or is prevented from carrying out his functions for any other reason, he is replaced, for the remaining period of his mandate, in conformity with the terms applicable to his appointment.
The ICAS may grant the title of Honorary Member to any former ICAS member who has made an exceptional contribution to the development of ICAS/CAS. The title of Honorary Member may be granted posthumously.
S4 The ICAS is composed of twenty members, namely high-level jurists appointed in the following manner : * NOTE : In this Code, the masculine gender used in relation to any physical person shall, unless there is a specific provision to the contrary, be understood as including the feminine gender. a. four members are appointed by the International Sports Federations (“IFs”), viz. three by the Summer Olympic IFs (ASOIF) and one by the Winter Olympic IFs (“AIWF”), chosen from within or from outside their membership; b. four members are appointed by the Association of the National Olympic Committees (“ANOC”), chosen from within or from outside its membership ; c. four members are appointed by the International Olympic Committee (“IOC”), chosen from within or from outside its membership ; d. four members are appointed by the twelve members of the ICAS listed above, after appropriate consultation with a view to safeguarding the interests of the athletes ; e. four members are appointed by the sixteen members of the ICAS listed above and chosen from among personalities independent of the bodies designating the other members of the ICAS. S5 The members of the ICAS are appointed for a renewable period of four years. Upon their appointment, the members of the ICAS sign a declaration undertaking to exercise their function in a personal capacity, with total objectivity and independence, in conformity with this Code. They are, in particular, bound by the confidentiality obligation provided in Article R43. The members of the ICAS may not appear on the list of CAS arbitrators nor act as counsel to one of the parties in proceedings before the CAS. If a member of the ICAS resigns, dies or is prevented from carrying out his functions for any other reason, he is replaced, for the remaining period of his mandate, in conformity with the terms applicable to his appointment.
