The roles and responsibilities of the Olympic Movement organisations are clearly defined, with clear accountability frameworks to ensure complementarity, minimise duplication and enable effective delivery, supported by clear accountability and oversight mechanisms.

All Olympic Movement organisations are governed in a responsible and sustainable manner, and are committed to achieving and maintaining best-in-class standards, safeguarding their autonomy from undue external interference while engaging constructively with national governments.

Universality at the Summer Olympic Games is achievable only if sport remains neutral, as it allows for peaceful coexistence between athletes at the Olympic Village and on the field of play. The solidarity sports model makes universal participation at the Olympic Games possible, creating more equality among participating NOCs, and more equality for participating athletes and their sport.

Create a better understanding of each stakeholder's role and responsibility within the Olympic Movement to strengthen collaboration in a manner that is consistent and transparent.

All Olympic Movement stakeholders are governed according to the Basic Universal Principles of Good Governance, and their implementation should be strengthened through a clear set of enforceable principles, supported by the daily work with the stakeholders and a global capacity-building and learning programme.

Commit to ensuring that athletes from the territories of all 206 NOCs and the Refugee Olympic Team will compete at the Olympic Games, showing respect to each other on the field of play, embracing the Olympic values and living in peaceful coexistence during the Games.