Independent Football Commission

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The Independent Football Commission (IFC) is an independent body established in 2002 to operate within football's regulatory framework. The IFC scrutinises and monitors the performance of the Football Association, the FA Premier League and the Football League and issues publicly-available reports on its findings.

The IFC is funded by grants from the three governing bodies.

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