(ATR) It's been a big summer for Craig Reedie, IOC member from Great Britain. He's enjoyed the success of the London Olympics and Paralympics. In July he was elected as a vice president of the IOC. This month he was named to chair the Evaluation Commission of the three cities bidding for the 2020 Games. Reedie, 72, has been an IOC member since 1994. He's been president of the International Badminton Federation and served as chair of the British Olympic Association. As the Games wound up last month, Reedie talked with Around the Rings Editor Ed Hula about a range of issues ahead for the IOC, including the election of a new IOC President, the size of the Games, bids for the 2020 Olympics and the possibility of a new try for the Games from the U.S. Around the Rings: How do you think London has been received? Craig Reedie: I would like people to think too we've been good hosts. People genuinely seem to be enjoying themselves, and I think at the end of the day that London has been good for the Games. This is a complex city with an active democracy and a very active media and the whole thing has run extremely well. I think that is good news for the IOC. That may be good news for other cities that are looking at the challenges London had. Who knows? This might encourage other major cities to come back into the race. I also think that