These changes have been implemented to the FIA's ethics committee, meaning that only preliminary investigations will be allowed to take place over an issue.
Any investigation will have to await consent from Ben Sulayem and the president of the FIA senate, Carmelo Sanz De Barros, before proceeding further.
However, the FIA's recent changes have left Mercedes star George Russell a little confused, revealing he was unsure of the FIA’s eventual objectives with the recently announced plans.
"I don't really know what this whole governance change means with the compliance [situation]," Russell said to media.
"I don't even know exactly what it is, but it seems like quite a big deal.
"And I was quite surprised that it was ‘two weeks later, there's something else’. Is it going to be something else again in two weeks’ time?’ And ‘Where are we? Where's the end point?’
"I think it would be great for us all to understand what is the FIA’s goal and objective. And I think that would be great for us to understand, if the president could express to us what his goal is with the FIA and maybe we can see it from his perspective.
"And maybe then we'll have a greater understanding as well."