Rai, who led CoA whose term came to an end, said that his tenure has been a very satisfying experience because there are four former players in major administration now.
All CoA members will be paid Rs 10 lakh per month for the period of 2017, Rs 11 lakh and 12 lakh for 2018 and 2019 respectively.
Ganguly will have a curtailed tenure of around nine months as he would need to demit office by the end of July next year as per the provisions of new constitutions.
Edulji is set to meet Amicus Curiae P.S. Narasimha on Thursday and will discuss the decision to shift the date of BCCI elections by a day to October 23.
The decision to change the date was taken in the wake of assembly elections in Haryana and Maharashtra.
The split in CoA is wide open as chief Vinod Rai has called for deferment of the BCCI elections, but co-member Diana Edulji doesn't.
Non-compliant state units like Tamil Nadu and Haryana risk losing their voting rights but their cricketing activities will not be affected.
Rai said the observers would not monitor any activity.
Vinod Rai says there is a difference of opinion on the conflict of interest issue as interpreted by BCCI Ombudsman and the CoA.
The ICC conference was held from July 14-20 in London while the ACC Annual General Meeting took place in Bangkok on September 3.