A FIFA-appointed panel driving reforms of the crisis-hit governing body announced on Thursday that there has been little progress after its first meeting.

Script: SOUNDBITE (English): Francois Carrard, reform committee chairman

"This committee - we have touched, I would say, practically all areas where you would like to consider possible reforms, be it governance, be it finance, be it gender equity (equality), be it the various competencies of the various bodies. We are not yet a the stage of the proposals, we have covered, studied, reviewed and exchanged opinions on all areas."

SOUNDBITE (English): Francois Carrard, reform committee chairman

"I would think that in October we will be discussing the first draft, actual document of reforms. I don't expect this to be completed in October, but the fact that we have decided to meet during three days shows how serious the committee take its task because we expect a lot of work and of course the process will go on and on, with further adjustments until we expect to be presenting the final proposals, which I don't know what they are yet, of course, in December to the Ex Co (Executive Committee) so that they can be presented for the extraordinary congress in February 2016."