Proposal 9: Enforcing Penalties - Time [ Revision 1 ]
Committee: HockeySubmitted on 2018-11-18
Status: Passed on December 07, 2018
Background
This gives instruction on whether a send off is inclusive of time stopage ( or halftime)
Proposal
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14B.6.5 Penalty Box
The Referee can send a player off the field for two minutes, five minutes or for the remainder of the game. This is done in the case of unsporting behavior and also for intentional or dangerous disregard of the rules. While a player is in the penalty box, the team may not substitute a replacement for that player. The referees should consider the following guidelines when punishing a player:
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14B.6.5 Penalty Box
14B.6.5 Penalty Box The Referee can send a player off the field for two minutes, five minutes or for the remainder of the game. When a player is sent off for the remainder of the game they may not take part in the current match or their teams following match. However, after a five minute period the penalised team may bring a player on. These penalties are given in the case of unsporting behavior and also for intentional or dangerous disregard of the rules. While a player is in the penalty box, the team may not substitute a replacement for that player.
The referees should consider the following guidelines when punishing a player. The timer should be stopped while referees discuss the appropriate punishment and explain their ruling to players:
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14C.2.3 The Secretary
The Secretary sits at the desk and takes care that the scoreboard always shows the current score. After a goal the Secretary seeks eye contact with the First Referee to check if the goal is declared valid or not. After the end of the game the Secretary writes the final score into the report.
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14C.2.3 The Secretary
The Secretary sits at the desk and takes care that the scoreboard always shows the current score. After a goal the Secretary seeks eye contact with the First Referee to check if the goal is declared valid or not. After the end of the game the Secretary writes the final score into the report. When a player has been sent-off for the remainder of the match, the secretary records the name of the player on both the completed match and the team’s next match and should inform the hockey director that the player must miss the teams next match.
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14C.2.4 The Timer
The Timer checks the time of play with a stopwatch and/or with a score board. The time is started whenever the Referee starts the game by blowing the whistle. Each period is ended by the sound of the score board (e.g. horn, bell, gong) or the blowing of a whistle by the timer. The Timer also stops the time whenever the Referee requests a time out.
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14C.2.4 The Timer
The Timer checks the time of play with a stopwatch and/or with a score board. The time is started whenever the Referee starts the game by blowing the whistle. Each period is ended by the sound of the score board (e.g. horn, bell, gong) or the blowing of a whistle by the timer. The Timer also stops the time whenever the Referee requests a time out. In the case of a send-off, the timer records the time of send-off and the time the offender or substitute player will be allowed back on to the field.
Body
Based on Herberts recommendations I think this is what needs to be changed.
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Votes on this proposal:
9 out of 11 voting members have voted.
Agree: 9, Disagree: 0, Abstain: 0.