Nové stanovy Českého paralympijského výboru a jejich kompatibilita se stanovami a standardy Mezinárodního paralympijského výboru

This final thesis focuses on the bylaws of the Czech Paralympic Committee and its compatibility with the standards of the International Paralympic Committee. The Czech Paralympic Committee adopted new bylaws in the year 2021. This final thesis aims to identify if the new bylaws caused the changes in the Czech Paralympic Committee. If so, how significant these changes are in the Czech Paralympic Committee. The work also analyses selected national paralympic committees to compare them with Czech bylaws and create optimal model bylaws. The final thesis is a qualitative analysis and primary documents of the sports organisations are examined. The Czech Paralympic Committee bylaws correspond with the rules of the International Paralympic Committee mainly because the multiple sport organisations can become its members. Moreover, the Czech Paralympic Committee has a plenary organ, and its members can vote for the executive organ. Also, the Czech Paralympic Committee is a more open and democratic organisation than before. On the other hand, the Czech Paralympic Committee does not utilize the potential of the athletes, thus the Commission of athletes has only an advisory function. In addition, it is not clear what direction the Czech Paralympic Committee has moved toward dealing with climate change and women's rights, as it declares in the bylaws. Regardless of this, the analysis shows, that cooperation among other institutions is significant for the paralympic movement.