PARIS -- UEFA has followed FIFA by pledging to publish details of what the president and other top officials are paid for the first time.The UEFA executive committee decided Saturday to create a three-member compensation panel to oversee matters linked to remuneration of senior management, including the president and general secretary.The move toward financial openness follows world football body FIFA, which revealed in March that former president Sepp Blatter was paid a basic salary of $3 million in 2015. In previous years, Blatter more than doubled his salary with bonuses from World Cup profits.UEFA said in a statement that detailed information will be disclosed in the annual accounts published in March.Both top UEFA posts are formally vacant after outgoing president Michel Platini was banned by FIFA and former general secretary Gianni Infantino was elected FIFA president in February. Infantino is currently working without a contract after rejecting a $2 million salary offer from FIFAs compensation panel.UEFA never revealed Platinis salary, or stipends and expenses that the 17 members of its executive panel receive. FIFA executive committee members are paid a $300,000 annual stipend, plus expenses.UEFA includes salary costs in a broader governing expenses amount of 72.6 million euros ($80.2 million) in the 2014-15 financial accounts.The 55 national member federations of UEFA will elect a new president to replace Platini on Sept. 14 in Athens.The front-runner ahead of a July 20 deadline to enter the contest appears to be Aleksander Ceferin, a lawyer who has been president of the Slovenia football federation since 2011.UEFAs interim general secretary is Theodore Theodoridis, the long-time deputy to Infantino, who joined the Switzerland-based governing body from the Greece football federation.UEFA said its pay oversight panel will include its finance committee chairman, currently Marios Lefkaritis of Cyprus, a member of its governance and compliance committee, and an independent financial expert. David Justice Braves Jersey . 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The Northern Irishman arrived at the course on Wednesday hoping to start, but after hitting a few balls on the practice putting green Clarke advised officials he was not fit to play.Christian Horner has hailed Daniel Ricciardos dynamite lap in Monaco after the Australian secured his maiden F1 pole. Ricciardo has been quick all weekend in an RB12 sporting an upgraded Renault engine but brought it all together in qualifying, with his first Q3 time of 1:13.622 two tenths faster than closest rival Nico Rosbergs best effort.Whens the Monaco GP on Sky? It is Red Bulls first pole position since the 2013 Brazilian Grand Prix and the team principal was quick to lavish praise on Ricciardo following his stunning display around the Monte Carlo streets.Its an amazing performance, Horner told Sky F1. A 1:13.6s is mighty. That first lap he did in Q3 was just dynamite. It was sensational - to be in the 1:13s around here... wow. Hes been driving beautifully all weekend, you only need to look at the last sector to see how clean hes been driving the car. Monaco GP qualifying 1. Daniel Ricciardo 1:13.622 2. Nico Rosberg 1:13.791 3. Lewis Hamilton 1:13.942 Ricciardo will start Sundays Monaco GP on the supersoft tyre, rather than the ultrasoft, after setting his fastest lap in Q2 on the red-strapped compound. As both he and his team admitted, it gives them more options in the race.I was surprised that nobody else opted for it, added Horner. Ricciardo is extremely happy after earning his first pole in Formula 1 at the Monaco Grand Prix Following a frustrating 2015, Ricciardo has bbeen in inspired form this season but has been hampered by either misfortune when suffering first-lap contact or team strategy when, at the Spanish GP, he was pitted from the lead.ddddddddddddThe 26-year-old had to watch new team-mate Max Verstappen win on that occasion, but will now be hoping the forecast rain for Sunday holds off to give him the optimum chance of his first victory of the campaign.Qualifying report: Ricciardo on pole, Lewis thirdI knew coming into the weekend that we had a shot at it, Ricciardo, who yelled my time over team radio after taking pole, said. It looked good from Thursday and I sort of had it in my mind, also after Barcelona, that in the last few races Ive been driving well but havent got maximum rewards.WATCH: Verstappen crashes out in Q1I came into the weekend with a lot of confidence and belief that I could be in this position. Im very happy to fulfill that. It feels good, Ive always enjoyed this place. Weve got a good package behind us now and its nice to make the most out of it. With Monaco not as engine-reliant as other tracks, Red Bull were bound to feel comfortable in the Principality with their chassis generally lauded as the best on the grid. However, the circuit also relies on driver skill like no other.No disrespect to Red Bull, but I think thats Ricciardos pole position, said Martin Brundle. Hes been on it all weekend. A stonking lap. We hear from the top 3 drivers following Monaco GP qualifying, including Red Bulls Daniel Ricciardo who secured his first ever F1 pole position Watch the Monaco GP live on Sky Sports F1. The race starts at 1pm on Sunday, with build-up underway at 11.30am. Or watch the race without a contract for £6.99 on NOW TV. Also See: Ricciardo on pole, Lewis third WATCH: Verstappen crashes outollowing Monaco GP qualifying, including Re