CLEAN: IOC's president on 2016 host city

The video explains the process of evaluating candidate cities for hosting the Olympic Games. It starts with the creation of the Big Book, a template monitored by the IOC, and sent to all members. An evaluation commission, comprising various experts, visits each city to assess their capabilities. The process includes presentations by cities and a final vote. Transparency and fairness are emphasized, with detailed presentations and open access to reports. The process is deemed fair and capable of selecting a city that can host successful games.

What is the purpose of the Big Book in the Olympic bid process?

• To provide a detailed financial report

• To serve as a template for candidate cities

• To announce the winning city

• To list all the sports events

Who are part of the evaluation commission that visits candidate cities?

• Only IOC members

• Local government officials

• Representatives from international federations and experts

• Media personnel

What is emphasized about the presentation process in the Olympic bid?

• It is open and fair with media access

• It is secretive and closed to the public

• It is conducted in multiple languages

• It is only for IOC members

What is the nature of the detailed presentations by candidate cities?

• They are brief and informal

• They are only for political leaders

• They are aimed at the general public

• They are in-depth working sessions

What reassurance is provided about the candidate cities?

• The decision is already made

• None of the cities are ready

• Only one city is capable of hosting the games

• All candidate cities could host successful games