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3 Team
Sevens 3.1 [Replacement] 3.1 Each team has no more than 15 players in the playing area during play. Replaced by: 3.1 Each team has no more than seven players in the playing area during play. 3.2 deleted 3.4 [Replacement] 3.4 For international matches, a union may nominate up to eight replacements. Replaced by: 3.4 A team may nominate and use up to five replacement
5 Time
s may leave the playing enclosure. Replaced by: 5.2 Half-time consists of an interva ... Sevens 5.1 [Replacement] 5.1 A match lasts no longer than 80 minutes (split into two halves, each of not more than 40 minutes plus time lost), unless the match organiser has authorised the playing of extra-time in a drawn match within a knock-out competition. Replaced by: 5.1 A matc
3 Team
10s 3.1 [Replacement] 3.1 Each team has no more than 15 players in the playing area during play. Replaced by: 3.1 Each team has no more than 10 players in the playing area during play. 3.2 deleted 3.4 [Replacement] 3.4 For international matches, a union may nominate up to eight replacements. Replaced by: 3.4 A team may nominate up to five replacements. 3.
5 Time
y leave the playing enclosure. Replaced by: 5.2 Half-time consists of an interval not exceedin ... 10s 5.1 [Replacement] 5.1 A match lasts no longer than 80 minutes (split into two halves, each of not more than 40 minutes plus time lost), unless the match organiser has authorised the playing of extra-time in a drawn match within a knock-out competition. Replaced by: 5.1 A match last
8 Scoring
GAME-ON 8.8 [Replacement] 8.8 The kicker: a. Takes the kick in the field of play on a line through the place where the try was awarded, parallel to the touchlines. b. Places the ball directly on the ground or on sand, sawdust, or a kicking tee. The kicker may be assisted by a placer. Nothing else may be used to assist the kicker. c. Takes the kick within 60 seconds (playing tim
Clarification 1-2008
l, is that player deemed to have picked up the ball outside the playing area? 5. If a player with one or both fee ... n the playing area, is that player deemed to have picked up the ball in the playing area and thereb ... n the playing are, is that player deemed to have picked up the ball in touch (or touch-in-goal)? Rulin
Clarification 5-2009
h officials for their substituted hooker to rejoin the match in an attempt to bring their playing number ... s with uncontested scrums and Team A playing with 14 players. Were the officials correct in not permitting Team A the opportunity to bring their playing numbers up to 15? Ruling of the designated member
Clarification 7-2003
s to a player intentionally knocking or throwing the ball out of the playing area. The term 'knock' infer
Clarification 3-2009
d.” The ball is dead “when it has gone outside the playing area, or when the referee has blow ... m and setting it up, there is the siren indicating the end of the match (real playing time). 3. The refere ... r the lineout has been formed, there is the siren indicating the end of the match (real playing tim ... t and Law and the game ends with the referee’s whistle. The scrum has been set in playing time and collapse
Clarification 6-2009
n though both teams still have eight players suitably trained and capable of playing in the scrum? ... n in the players playing in the scrum.
Clarification 8-2004
e, A2-player is still on his feet, playing the ball and is about to gain the possession of the bal ... r a player in A2-player’s position, who is on his feet and playing the ball while a tackle occurs withou ... r, who had been already playing the ball at the time when the tackle was made, has to release the bal
Clarification 12-2003
e-head prop at loose-head. The player now playing at tight-head prop (the starting-loose head pro
Clarification 2-2006
Ruling in Law by the Designated Members of the Rugby Committee Clarification 2-2006 Union / HP Ref Manager FFR Law Reference 19,21 Date 2006-01-10 Request Law 19.1 (e) stipulates: “Penalty kick. When a player kicks to touch from a penalty kick anywhere in the playing area, the throw in is taken from where the ball went into touch.” Law 19.4 (Exception) has the following precision. “When a tea
Clarification 4-2006
d, placed or carried onto the playing enclosure that is not referred to in Table 1.
Clarification 2-2007
y. This happens when the ball has gone outside the playing area and remained there, or when the referee ha
Clarification 3-2015
h playing jersey shall be composed of structural sections which are combined in order to make u
Clarification 4-2024
6 in 2022, aimed to reduce the number of additional people in the playing enclosure, restrict the numbe ... y Committee Relevant law wordings: 6.29 The following may enter the playing area provide
Clarification 2-2026
s referenced should be read alongside the Playing Charter which is a part of the Laws of the Gam ... d and then the half back (or player fulfilling that role) is then playing the ball away to ensure continuit
Clarification 9-2003
n of selecting a replacement hooker and a replacement prop capable of playing in both tight hea ... n of selecting a replacement hooker and a replacement prop capable of playing in both tight head and loose hea
Clarification 3-2018
r is not available to return to the field of play after 10 minutes (actual time) of leaving the playing are
Clarification 4-2018
s or physiotherapists) may enter the playing area to attend to injured players any time it is safe to do so. La
Clarification 1-2004
s not return to the field of play with 15 minutes (actual time) of leaving the playing are
Clarification 4-2016
Clarification in Law by the Designated Members of the Rugby Committee Clarification 4-2016 Union / HP Ref Manager Sevens HP Referee Manager Law Reference 21 Date 2016-12-19 Request Below is a link showing three players taking Penalty Kicks during the recent HSBC Sevens. They are doing so by dropping the ball onto their foot and then playing the bal
Clarification 5-2016
l line; and Whether or not the ball is dead following a player returning the ball to the playing are
Clarification 3-2004
m as the other player. In order to codify the spirit of the fair contestability of the ball in the Playin
Clarification 4-2009
n a player has complied with Law 15 6 (b), is on his feet and playing the ball after a tackl
Clarification 1-2016
s with the referee’s whistle. The scrum has been set in playing time and collapses. The refere
Clarification 8-2003
e is playing an opponent without the ball. If the player was to have grasped the ball-carrier, and di
Clarification 9-2004
n minutes playing time. After a caution, if the player commits the same or similar offence, the playe
Clarification 4-2002
g of the whistle is not playing advantage. Law 8.3 (d) does not state that "the referee must stop pla