Hunt end to the dispute to the Olympic

Hunt believes the dispute is proving to be the financing has been a welcome distraction, Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has called for the en...

Hunt believes the dispute is proving to be the financing has been a welcome distraction, Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has called for the end of the line quickly on top of the 2012 Summer Olympics.
The British Olympic Association (BOA), the Committee wants to Cut through the larger surplus Locog.
It is taking the dispute to arbitration for sport (Cas).
"This is not a valid argument can be taken as close to our country at the Olympics," Hunt told BBC Radio 5 Live is the Sportsweek.
"I think it is an extraordinary thing that slightly more than a year before the games that we are taking the dispute, which frankly does not intend to take advantage of anyone.
"We must quickly sort, is a very disappointing and I do not believe that no one to say it is the correct way to draw attention, in particular, our sources of energy."
The dispute focuses on whether the BOA shall have the right to share in the surplus alone, at the Olympics or Paralympics Games and combined.
It is a key difference, because the Paralympics, which will also take place in London next year, is supported, the Olympic Games to make a profit.
IOC (International Olympic Committee) has already established that the two games are linked.
Locog, said the statement, in the past and in March, which it considers both entries shall be treated as a single.
"In London in 2012 and the Government of the BOA, and created by the London Mayor and the price set out in the Vision is one of the Festival of sport, the Olympic and Paralympic Games with integrated, individual budget on subsidiarity," said the statement, Locog.
BOA is about 550 athletes and support staff in London, 450 to give training advice, medical care and the status of the camp.
"BOA Floris important 2012 success" is added to the Hunt. "It is a massive logistical operation, and all of that organization must focus on this challenge."
GB-boa group in connection with the financing of the costs of the territory, is expected to be £ 5 m, but there is a shortfall of several million.
If the Cas for the benefit of the BOA, in conformity with the provisions of Locog, then either it is necessary to create additional funding or money from the budget of the muutoksiesi would go beyond the scope of the sport.
"I really don't see how anyone is going to be opportunities for profit, since there is no more money," Hunt said.
"I got a very good solution for the Sport of expenditure as a whole.
"No one is going to go back to the Treasury, and ask for more money, so if the BOA is going to win, is the second part of the sport at the summer Olympics in the budget or the budget."
Lord Moynihan, Chairman of the BOA and the Managing Director, Andy Hunt, were suspended last week from the Board game of Locog.
The measure was a conflict of interest and the Lord Moynihan and Hunt was involved in a Government meeting Thursday.
BOA has been invited to appoint a replacement until the case is resolved.

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