Minister Peacock issues apology to Brady, Arsenal, and Brighton executives

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Sport Minister Stephanie Peacock recently issued an apology to Baroness Brady, Tim Lewis, and Paul Barber. Her statement acknowledged any distress caused and clarified her intentions regarding recent criticisms of the football regulator.

Peacock’s Op-Ed in the Daily Mail addressed concerns about the Independent Football Regulator and proposed amendments to the Football Governance Bill. While differences of opinion exist, the minister emphasized her respect for the integrity and sincerity of those involved.

Baroness Brady, Tim Lewis, and Paul Barber had previously expressed reservations about the Bill’s provisions in a separate article in The Times. Their concerns focused on potential impacts on football club owners, academy development, and the overall budget allocation for women’s and girls’ football programs.

Peacock’s response to these concerns emphasized the importance of accurate information and respectful dialogue in shaping the future of football regulation. By acknowledging differing perspectives and apologizing for any unintended offense, she hopes to move forward in a constructive manner.