The FIA is seeking to amend its statutes, potentially limiting accountability for governance issues within the organization. Proposed changes suggest ethics complaints would now be overseen by the FIA president and senate president, while the audit committee’s investigative powers would be curtailed. These moves follow a year of scrutiny related to allegations against FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, including financial concerns and improper conduct during grands prix. Critics warn the revisions may hinder whistleblower protections and undermine the ethics committee’s effectiveness.