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{{WIP}}The '''Fédération sportive oméricaine''' (''Omerican Sporting Federation'') is a multi-sport federation and the {{w|national Olympic committee}} of the [[Omerica|United Republics of Omerica]]. The FSO consists of twenty-six regional, thirty-seven statutory, two extraordinary and fourteen observer members and is charged with oversight of its statutory members and the United Republics’ involvement in the [[Olympic Games|Olympic Movement]], as well as the ultimate supervision of Omerican participation in international sporting events.
{{WIP}}The '''Fédération sportive oméricaine''' (''Omerican Sporting Federation'') is a multi-sport federation and the {{wp|national Olympic committee}} of the [[Omerica|United Republics of Omerica]]. The FSO consists of twenty-six regional, thirty-seven statutory, two extraordinary and fourteen observer members and is charged with oversight of its statutory members and the United Republics’ involvement in the [[Olympic Games|Olympic Movement]], as well as the ultimate supervision of Omerican participation in international sporting events.


==History==
==History==
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==Membership==
==Membership==
Membership in the FSO is divided into three classes: statutory, extraordinary and observer. Statutory members are the governing bodies of individual sports, though, in some cases, the body may govern multiple separate, but similar and historically related sports under the same banner; the most notable case is the [[United Republican Rugby Federation]], which governs the historically distinct codes of {{w|Rugby league|league}} and {{w|Rugby union|union}}, as well as {{w|rugby sevens}}. The FSO also has two extraordinary members—[[Federal Anti-Doping Authority|FADA]] and the [[Omerican Council for Sporting Integrity|OCSI]]—charged with ensuring the structural and competitive integrity of Omerican sport in the wake of the [[Omerican football corruption scandal]] and observers consisting of associations of clubs, athletes or sports health specialists.
Membership in the FSO is divided into three classes: statutory, extraordinary and observer. Statutory members are the governing bodies of individual sports, though, in some cases, the body may govern multiple separate, but similar and historically related sports under the same banner; the most notable case is the [[United Republican Rugby Federation]], which governs the historically distinct codes of {{wp|Rugby league|league}} and {{wp|Rugby union|union}}, as well as {{wp|rugby sevens}}. The FSO also has two extraordinary members—[[Federal Anti-Doping Authority|FADA]] and the [[Omerican Council for Sporting Integrity|OCSI]]—charged with ensuring the structural and competitive integrity of Omerican sport in the wake of the [[Omerican football corruption scandal]] and observers consisting of associations of clubs, athletes or sports health specialists.


===Statutory members===
===Statutory members===

Latest revision as of 00:26, 13 March 2019

The Fédération sportive oméricaine (Omerican Sporting Federation) is a multi-sport federation and the national Olympic committee of the United Republics of Omerica. The FSO consists of twenty-six regional, thirty-seven statutory, two extraordinary and fourteen observer members and is charged with oversight of its statutory members and the United Republics’ involvement in the Olympic Movement, as well as the ultimate supervision of Omerican participation in international sporting events.

History

Formation and early years

First international forays

Scandal and fan troubles

Revival

Membership

Membership in the FSO is divided into three classes: statutory, extraordinary and observer. Statutory members are the governing bodies of individual sports, though, in some cases, the body may govern multiple separate, but similar and historically related sports under the same banner; the most notable case is the United Republican Rugby Federation, which governs the historically distinct codes of league and union, as well as rugby sevens. The FSO also has two extraordinary members—FADA and the OCSI—charged with ensuring the structural and competitive integrity of Omerican sport in the wake of the Omerican football corruption scandal and observers consisting of associations of clubs, athletes or sports health specialists.

Statutory members

Extraordinary members

Observers