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Strange? I think it's logical – an admin is needed to handle organizational matters. Where is the help for organizers here? I don't see it. If the players in my tournament don't trust "Loser" and, for logical reasons, don't want to play with him, then it's clear – I take measures and resolve the issue. That's it. I made the decision to exclude "Loser" myself, after consulting with the judge. The AK (Administration Committee) essentially made the only correct decision a little later. Then, later, some claims/questions arose, but that's another story. And in any case, as it turned out, I made the right decision, although I didn't defend it. Well, we'll all gain experience bit by bit. And if this change goes through, many fan tournaments will simply fall apart.
And in general, I think the AK has a different function. There's a complaint, a claim, a question – let's investigate, let's work on it. Maybe I'm not very good at understanding how the AK actually works, but it seems like that's how it should be, at least that's what it was created for. Help with organizational matters is, of course, welcome, but I don't see any help here.