FIFA Agent Disciplinary Code Practice Exam

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What does the term 'appeal effect' refer to in FIFA regulations?

Suspensive effect on all decisions
Specific suspensive effect on fines
No impact on disciplinary decisions
Immediate effect of all appeals

The correct answer is: Specific suspensive effect on fines

The term 'appeal effect' within FIFA regulations relates specifically to the ability of an appeal to suspend the enforcement of certain disciplinary decisions, particularly fines. When an appeal is lodged against a decision that involves a financial penalty, the suspensive effect means that the obligation to pay the fine is put on hold while the appeal is being considered. This serves as a safeguard for the appellant, allowing them to challenge the decision without the immediate financial burden. This concept is crucial because it differentiates between the types of decisions that might be affected by an appeal. While appeals do have an impact, they do not automatically suspend all types of decisions, which means the nature of the disciplinary action is significant in understanding the appeal's effect. In contrast, other options may imply a broader or different interpretation of the appeal's impact that does not align with the specific regulations governing this context.