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Bureau of Sports

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Government Bureau F-220121137

The Bureau of Sports is part of the Ministry of Culture.

❊ EFF 01 Jan 01
Registry CMU-07 Reg 07 of 12 ΰΌΆ Est 1958
Headquarters Oslola Commonwealth Sports Precinct
Scale 12 offices
14,560 staff
Bureau of Sports
Bureau of the Ministry of Culture
Employees 14,560
Established 1958
Headquarters Commonwealth Sports Precinct, Oslola

The Bureau of Sports is a bureau of the Ministry of Culture. It is responsible for sport and recreation in the Commonwealth, including public playing fields, sports grounds and school sport. The Commonwealth Olympic Committee is attached to the bureau, and selects and trains the national teams for the Olympic Games and the Oceans’ Games, which are held every four years in a member state of COMOC.

Most sport in the country is played in clubs, and the commons encourages the proliferation of sporting clubs. Most of them are also entered in the register of the Bureau of Voluntary Service, although registration is voluntary. The bureau’s corporations build their grounds, supply their equipment and train their coaches. Cricket is especially popular. The bureau was established in 1958.

Departments 3 departments, 12 offices, 14,560 staff

Department of Athletics

4,040

Sport at every level, from schools and amateur clubs to professional competition.

  • Professional Sport Office

  • Office of Federal Athletics

  • Coaching Office

  • Office of Amateur Athletics

  • Fixtures Office

  • Schools & Juniors Office

    7 stations

Department of Sports Grounds

9,740

National stadiums, public recreation grounds and training centres.

  • Office of National Stadiums

    20 stations

  • Recreation Grounds Office

    22 stations

  • Office of Training Centres

Department of International Games

780

Vekllei's part in the international games.

  • Office of the Olympiad

  • Office of the British Commonwealth Games

  • Office of International Games

Constituents 9 bodies
Commonwealth Olympic Committee
National teams for the Olympic Games and the Oceans’ Games.
Commonwealth Athletics Federation
Meeting of the national associations of each sport.
Panveletian Athletics Gymnasion
Track and field, and the national athletics championships.
National Sports Grounds Corporation
Construction of stadiums and club grounds.
Commonwealth Coaching Institute
Coaches and instructors for the clubs and schools.
Athletics Medicine Centre:
Sports medicine, with the MSRE.
National Recreation:
Playing fields open to the public.
Athletics Supply Development Corporation:
Bats, balls, nets and other equipment for the clubs.
Commonwealth Schools Sports Federation (CSSF):
Sport in schools, and the junior competitions.