Who has the exclusive authority regarding decisions on special agreements as outlined in the FIBA regulations?

The exclusive authority regarding decisions on special agreements, as outlined in the FIBA regulations, rests with the Secretary General of FIBA. This role is crucial because the Secretary General is responsible for the administration and operational management of FIBA and has the necessary expertise and authority to interpret regulations and implement policies regarding special agreements.

Special agreements often require nuanced understanding and a thorough analysis of FIBA's overall objectives and regulatory framework. The Secretary General, as the chief executive officer of FIBA, holds the authority to make decisions that align with the organization's goals and ensure that agreements are consistent with its regulations and standards.

Aside from this, the other roles mentioned may play significant parts in the FIBA structure—like the Executive Committee, which oversees the overall governance, or the Legal Commission, which provides legal guidance—but when it comes to special agreements, it is the Secretary General’s direct authority that is pivotal in determining the outcomes.