Event, Resource and Time Management

Sports management applies planning, coordination, budgeting, scheduling, supervision, and evaluation to sporting programmes. Its purpose is to use available facilities, people, equipment, money, and time in an organized way. For example, a tournament manager prepares fixtures, assigns officials, arranges venues, controls resources, and keeps events on schedule. This shows why option A is correct: the development of sports management improves efficiency in event organization, resource use, and time management together. The other options describe harmful or illogical actions. Reducing spectators is not a management objective, stopping practice weakens preparation, and removing health checks can reduce safety rather than improve efficiency.