The U.S. Olympic Committee threatening to decertify USA Badminton unless it makes major reforms to the way it operates.
unless the Anaheim-based organization significantly changes the way it operates its sport in the U.S.
In a letter sent earlier this week, a USOC attorney cited past audits that revealed numerous deficiencies, including the manner in which USA Badminton handles athlete safety, governance and finances.“If USA Badminton cannot or does not promptly and fully implement the requested reforms, the USOC will formally initiate proceedings to seek the termination of USA Badminton’s USOC recognition,” the letter stated.
Reforms include bylaw revisions, extensive staff training and the addition of independent members to the board of directors.— and in response to pressure from Congress — the USOC launched an effort to increase oversight of the various national governing bodies under its umbrella. Gymnastics, swimming, diving and boxing have all come under scrutiny.The best, most interesting and strangest stories of the day from the L.A. sports scene and beyond.
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