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MPs supported the plans to establish an independent football regulator and distribute operating licenses for football clubs.

Football Management Bill, after cleaning the Commons, along with MPs, up to 98 votes with 415 votes in the third reading in the third reading, and 98 votes were voted.

The bill will present a football guard for the first five levels of the men’s game, which are constantly working in clubs and responsible for fans.

If the regulator may agree with themselves between the British Football League (EFL) and the Premier League, the Premier League will have a financial calculation capacity.

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy, “We promised to have the changes we promise to end our manifestos and focus on our manifesto.

“I am proud to be a part of the winning team that puts our fans on the square in the center of the game.”

He added: “It’s for Wigan, for Wigan, for Bolton, for Bolton, for bolton, for the derby, to read, Morecambe and many for many for many for many for many.”

Earlier, callers about the “two-step” alcohol ban on conservatives were rejected by the government in football stands.

Sports Minister Stephanie Peacock said that since 1985, to reverse the ban on the spot, not falling within the bill.

MPs, 346 to 167, 179, among the first five levels of men in the UK, the stadium voted 346 to 167 in connection with the end of the alcohol ban.

The Minister of Sports also did not agree to financial support for the financial support for the former players with brain conditions, but “We did,” he said.

A number of deputies, including Labri’s Chris Evans (Caerphilly), have been subject to the bill that calls for larger support of former players preparing neurodegal diseases as a result of football.

In the reporting stage of the Bill, the Minister of Shadow Sports Louie French accused the government of the government “To appoint a new honor of the labor conference”.

A Media Rights Specialist David Kogan was called the government’s power leader in April, and his appointment was approved by the Cross-Party Committee of the MPs.

However, Mr. Kogan, both ministers Sir Keir Starmer and MS Nandy, as well as other workmen, but also face a study about the meeting after the revelation of MS Nandy.

MS Nandy, then Minister Stuart Andrew, “said the person in question was actively and added to his short list,” he said.