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6 Match officials
e is appointed by the match organiser. If no referee has been appointed, the two teams agree upon a refere ... e the match, the referee’s replacement is appointed according to the instructions of the match organiser. If the match organiser has given no instructions, the referee appoints a replacement. If the refere ... r, the match organiser may appoint a time-keeper who will signify the end of each half. c. The refere
6 Match officials
10sAddition: a. Before extra-time starts, the referee organises a toss in the same way as before the match.
6 Match officials
y as before the match. ***.LINKS | 2022/06/23/9b218257-9c58-4d8f-8105-6d5af83e0e92/ | href:***Addition: 6.31 There are two in-goal judges for each match, one in each in-goal area. Addition: 6. The refere ... d, the in-goal judge will assist the referee in decisions on touch downs and tries. Addition: 6. A match organiser may give authority for the in-goal judge to signal foul play in in-goal. Addition:
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Laws of the Game
op right of the screen to select the best one for you. Please note that not all content is available in all languages. If you're a match official, or interested in developing match officiating skills ... Welcome to the World Rugby Laws of the game Here you can find the game laws in full – including explanatory videos - a full definitions list; the laws for the different variations and modified for
Laws of the Game Exam
This self-check multiple-choice exam is a pre-requisite for many World Rugby and union-specific educational courses for referees, coaches, and match management staff. After completing the Laws exam, you can download your personalised certificate. Registration is free and takes only a few minutes. We suggest you use the Laws site to help you to complete the module, just open another window to hav
Foreword
r of the match. The laws of the game, including the standard set of variations for under-19s, 10 ... t. It is the duty of the referee to apply fairly all the laws in every match, including law trials and variation ... s of rugby at an appropriate time, offering them more protection from injury. The age and conten
Definitions
y device approved by the match organiser to support the ball when taking a place-kick. Kick-off The method of starting each half of a match and at the beginning of each period of extra-time with a dro ... s. Match organiser Administrative body responsible for the match which may be World Rugby, a unio ... e. Match officials Those who control the game, usually consisting of a referee and two assistant referee
Playing Charter
e the correct balance, the laws are constantly under review. Respect for team-mates, opponents, matc ... d in such a way as to ensure that the game is played according to the principles of play. The matc ... y of the match officials. Rugby is valued as a sport for all. It builds teamwork, understanding, c
5 Time
0 minutes plus time lost), unless the match organiser has authorised the playing of extra-time in a draw ... 5 minutes as decided by the match organiser. During this time, the teams and match officials may leave the playing enclosure. 5.3 In non-international matches, the match organiser may decide to reduce the length of a match. If the match organiser does not decide, the teams agree on the length of a matc
Enforcement of current Law - October 2018
At a meeting in September 2018, World Rugby’s Rugby Committee determined that certain aspects of foul play law needed to be reinforced by match officials: In both the tackle and cleanout as per current law: A player must not make contact with an opponent above the line of the shoulders. Every tim ... k of receiving a yellow or red card Head contact and cleanouts around the neck must be penalised. Matc
3 Team
t obligations. A match organiser may, having taken player welfare into account, amend the minimum numbe ... p and a hooker236Loose-head prop, tight-head prop and hooker 3.9 Where the match organiser has determine ... w or if the referee so orders. 3.14 A match organiser may stipulate the conditions under which a game may star ... d of 23 players or at the discretion of the match organiser, a player whose departure has cause
Uncontested Scrums - December 2017
n of the Union/match organiser, a player whose departure has caused the referee to order unconteste ... e so orders. (b) Unions/match organisers may determine whether or not a game may start or continu ... t be played with eight players per side. Scenario 1. During the match a team replaced both their prop ... g the match a team replaced both their props through injury. The replacement TH is temporary suspended (Y/
Touch Rugby
y on. (b) The surface may be grass, sand, clay, snow or artificial grass. Match organisers may decid ... y Match organisers may decide the dimensions of the playing area according to competitio ... l the referee before the match starts. (b) The referee or match organisers will attempt to resolve the issues but must not start a match if any part of the ground is considered to be dangerous. Law
IRB Maul Working Group Outcomes - August 2009
s or restart kicks. (Match Officials were instructed to apply this from May 2009 - a DVD was circulated to all match elite match officials and Referee Managers.) Mauls from open play should be referee ... e, a scrum is ordered. If the maul is moved backwards, match officials currently do not apply Law 17. ... y encourage the non-ball-carrying side to commit to the maul at its formation. Match officials als
Beach Touch Rugby
6 Playing extra time: A match may last more than ten minutes if the match organiser has authorise ... t be safe to play on at all times. (b) The surface must be sand. 1.2 Dimensions Match organiser ... e the match starts. (b) The referee will attempt to resolve the issues but must not start a match if an ... 1 Maximum: Each team must have no more than six players on the playing area. Match organisers may var
Uncontested Scrums - March 2020
s or at the discretion of the match organiser, a player whose departure has caused the referee to orde ... d the introduction of uncontested scrums. Scenario 1. During the match a team replaced both their props throug ... l the end of the game. Both teams must form with eight players in the scrum. Scenario 2. During the matc ... C). At the next scrum awarded in the match the following applies: If the team cannot field a suitabl
2 Ball
y be available during a match.
Enforcement of current Law - June 2012
At a meeting in May 2012, the Laws Representation Group (LRG) considered the areas of the Game where, it had been agreed by the LRG/Rugby Committee/IRB Council, Law amendments were not required but that current Law was to be enforced by match officials including: 1 Ball ripped from a ball carry not to be considered a knock-on 2 Offside when the ball is kicked to touch thereb
Beach Fives Rugby
f of the match. 5.6 Playing extra time: A match may last more than ten minutes if the match organise ... e is permitted on all dimensions. Match organisers may vary the dimensions accordin ... t tell the referee before the match starts. (b) The referee will attempt to resolve the issues but must not start a match if any part of the ground is considered to be dangerous. Law 2: The Ball 2.
Law Application Guideline - January 2023
e was created for players, match officials and spectators alike. As we near the showcase men’s rugb ... p the game Players and match officials are reminded of the following existing laws which need to be strictl ... s and match hosts to implement on-screen (TV and stadia) shot clocks, usually administered by the Time Keepe ... s for 2023-27. TMO Protocol Match officials are reminded that the TMO process is for identifyin
Beach Tag Rugby
h may last more than ten minutes if the match organiser has authorised the playing of extra tim ... s. Match organisers may vary the dimensions according to the requirements of the competition. 1.3 Line ... e the match starts. (b) The referee will attempt to resolve the issues but must not start a match if any par ... d numbers: At any time before or during a match a team captain may make an objection to the refere
4 Permitted clothing
r the player to remove the item. The player must not take part in the match until the item is removed or rendered harmless. 4.6 If, at an inspection before the match, a match official tells a playe
Tag Rugby
e assistant referee. 6.2 All players are under the control of the referee and/or match organiser fro ... l purposes. If a match organiser permits chip kicks a defending player may call a mark from a chip kic ... y on. (b) The surface may be grass, sand, clay, snow or artificial grass. Match organisers may decid ... y Match organisers may decide the dimensions of the playing area according to competition, developmenta
Enforcement of current Law - May 2015
At a meeting in April 2015, the Laws Representation Group (LRG) considered the areas of the Game where, it had been agreed that Law amendments were not required but that current Law was to be enforced by match officials including: Every time the head or the neck is deliberately grabbed or choke ... t be penalised Match officials should work together to ensure that foul play is strictly penalise
Head Contact Process - March 2021
t with the head should be approached by match officials and disciplinary personne ... s for match officials Match officials may wish to use the non-exhaustive list of trigger words below to hel
T1 Rugby
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1 The ground
e the match starts. 1.12 The referee will attempt to resolve the issues and will not start a match if an
12 Kick-off and restart kicks
Principle Kick-offs are used to start each half of the match or period of extra-time. Restart kicks are used to resume play. 12.1 All kick-offs and restart kicks are drop kicks. Sanction: The non-kicking team has the option of the kick being retaken or a scrum. Kick-off Kick-offs and restar ... s of the team who kicked off the match start the second half. 12.4 After a team has scored, their opponent
Shape of the Game: Reinforcement of current law - March 2024
s, coaches and match officials. In addition to this guideline, further work on the laws of the gam ... t. Subsequently, ;match officials are asked to call “Use it” sooner that we are currentl ... h” and “Bind” phase, match officials must be able to see both hookers’ brake foot in the middle of the tunne
Global Law Trials - 1 January 2025
y 2025. From that date, they will be reflected in World Rugby's digital laws content. Timing ... s, coaches, match officials. Check back here to access.
9 Foul play
n: Penalty. c. Do anything that may lead the match officials to consider that an opponent has committe ... f, the referee will show that player a red card and the player will take no further part in the match. A playe
Law changes - 1 July 2024
y 2024. From that date, they will be reflected in World Rugby's digital law content. Offsid ... n For a presentation on the new laws with examples for players, coaches, match officials, click here
XRugby
r of players during a match at any time. Players entering the field of play must do so at the half-wa
5 Time
GAME-ON3 [Replacement] 5.3 In non-international matches, the match organiser may decide to reduce the length of a match. If the match organiser does not decide, the teams agree on the length of a match. If they cannot agree, the referee decides. Replaced by: 5.3 Games should last a minimum of 40 minutes, but can be split into equal halves, quarters or thirds.
5 Time
10s1 [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 lasts 20 minute ... d by the match organiser. During this time, the teams and match officials may leave the playin
5 Time
Under-191 [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 lasts 70 minutes (split into two halves, each of not more than 35 minutes) plus time lost. No extra-tim
18 Touch, quick throw and lineout
GAME-ONAddition: Match organisers may determine that teams should not lift and/ or contest in the lineout