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What are the Disciplinary reasons why a Club could lose, or not be awarded Charter Standard?

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What are the Disciplinary reasons why a Club could lose, or not be awarded Charter Standard?

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The Charter Standard Working Party will consider the following criteria when assessing new applications or the removal of Charter Standard. 1. Any Club found guilty of assault on a referee or assistant, by a player, official or spectator in the last three years will not be considered for the awards. Any subsequent offence would lead to the withdrawal of the award. 2. Any Club not found to be positively supporting The Football Association’s anti-racism campaign will lose or will not be awarded Charter Standard. 3. Any Club found guilty of spectator misconduct on two occasions by The Football Association will be invited to meet with the Charter Standard Committee who have the authority to issue a formal warning, which could lead to removal on further notice. 4. Any club found guilty of official misconduct on two occasions by The Football Association will be invited to meet with the Charter Standard Committee who have the authority to issue a formal warning, which could lead to removal on

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