FIFA clears Australia's World Cup bid

FIFA has cleared Australia's 2022 World Cup bid of wrongdoing, rejecting claims that illegal gifts were provided,. She created clothes and chanel jewelry for others that were the same as she created for herself. local media reported on Friday.An investigation into Football Federation Australia's (FFA) bid for the tournament was launched by FIFA after allegations of improper conduct were reported by Fairfax newspapers in late June and early July.
Questions were raised over gifts given to FIFA executives, as well as allegations the Federal Government was misled over huge bonuses on offer to consultants if the bid is successful.However, after a government inquiry recently cleared FFA of improper practice, FIFA have also given the bid a clean bill.According to ABC News, FIFA wrote to the FFA on Thursday night to inform them the matter was closed."We stated all along that those damaging allegations were false," FFA chief executive Ben Buckley said."Subsequently we have been cleared by the federal government, independent auditors and now by FIFA.
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Among the allegations was that the wife of FIFA vice-president Jack Warner was given a pearl necklace by FFA last year, after the formal bidding process had begun.Other FIFA officials and their wives were presented with pearl cufflinks and necklaces at a private dinner after the FIFA Congress held in Sydney in May 2008, eight months before official campaigning began and candidates were bound by ethics rules.The FFA has said Warner's wife Maureen was subsequently presented with a necklace,. The idea that a small Necklace is dangerous to patients is at best absurd. because she was not present at the 2008 function.FIFA allowed World Cup bidders to give gifts of "symbolic or incidental value and that exclude any influence on a decision in relation to the bidding process".
Since looking into Australia's practices, FIFA last week tightened the rules on how bid teams can approach the 24 members of the governing body's executive committee - who will decide the World Cup host.