Member requests live broadcast of Corinthians statute reform meeting | OneFootball

This Tuesday (18), a Corinthians member submitted a request asking that the Deliberative Council session scheduled for next Monday (24) be broadcast live on Corinthians TV. The meeting's agenda will include voting on the club's statute reform project, considered one of the most institutionally significant topics in recent years.

The document was sent to the Deliberative Council, the presidency, and the communication and marketing departments. In it, member Hicham Said Abbas, a member of the Família Corinthians collective, argues that broadcasting the session would ensure greater publicity, transparency, and participation from members, especially given the political and administrative impact of the statute reform.

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The request maintains that the meeting represents “a historic moment” for the club and that wide dissemination would reinforce principles of governance, transparency, encouragement of informed member participation, and legitimacy of the deliberations. Based on provisions of the Civil Code, the Federal Constitution—especially the principle of publicity—and the Corinthians Statute, the member argues that full broadcasting is compatible with good management practices and the collective interest of the Corinthians community.

In addition to the main request, Abbas asks that the club provide in advance a detailed estimate of the operation's costs, including technical staff, recording, and any platform fees. He also suggests collaborative fundraising measures to cover the broadcast costs, such as donation mechanisms, channel subscriptions, or even a symbolic “virtual ticket” for members, as long as it is technically feasible and does not hinder free access to essential information.

The request also proposes that the session content, both the live broadcast and the full recording, be made available later on the club’s official website, accompanied by the agenda description and supporting documents. It also requests that the minutes with the main deliberations be recorded and published according to statutory practices.

The document concludes by requesting full approval of the request, presentation of costs, adoption of collaborative fundraising measures, and official communication to members about the decision and the means of accessing the broadcast. The request is awaiting review by the competent authorities.

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