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The meeting, which had been set for October 28, was intended to facilitate a no-confidence motion against the current BFI president,
International Governing Body Weighs In
The legal developments come shortly after the international governing body for the sport,
With the court order now in place, the planned vote of no confidence is suspended. The matter is expected to be revisited when the court reconvenes on November 13, at which point further directions regarding the governance of the federation may be provided. Until that time, the status quo remains, and the federation is legally bound to refrain from proceeding with the meeting as originally scheduled.