11.   Expulsion would require a vote of the full IOC assembly, which meets in Salt Lake before the games.

12.   It awaits approval in the full assembly.

13.   It still requires approval by a full assembly session to become a law.

14.   It will be taken up by the full assembly on Friday.

15.   Members who choose not to resign will be suspended pending a vote of expulsion by the full assembly, where a two-thirds majority vote is required.

16.   On the same day, the full assembly will choose the winner.

17.   Proposals include banning visits of IOC members to candidate cities and leaving the selection to a small group rather than the full IOC assembly.

18.   Recommendations for their expulsion will go to the full IOC assembly at its next session, scheduled for June.

19.   Recommendations to expel members would go to the full assembly, where a two-thirds majority vote is required for expulsion.

20.   Rogge said the board itself can not expel members and can only recommend expulsion to the full IOC assembly, which next meets in June.