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Experimental Law Variations Summary

Law 6 - Match Officials
1
Assistant referees are able to assist the referee in any way that the referee requires.

Law 17 - Maul
2
Remove reference to head and shoulders not being lower than hips.
3 Players are able to defend a maul by pulling it down.

Law 19 - Touch and Lineout
4
If a team puts the ball back into its own 22 and the ball is subsequently kicked directly into touch, there is no gain in ground.
5 A quick throw in may be thrown in straight or towards the throwing team’s own goal line.
6 There is no restriction on the number of players from either team who can participate in the lineout.
7 The receiver at the lineout must be 2 metres away from the lineout.
8The player who is in opposition to the player throwing in the ball must stand in the area between the 5-metre line and the touch line but must be 2 metres away from the 5-metre line.
9 Lineout players may pre-grip a jumper before the ball is thrown in.
10 The lifting of lineout players is permitted.

Law 20 - Scrum
11
Introduction of an offside line 5 metres behind the hindmost feet of the scrum.
12 Identification of scrum half offside lines.

Law 22 – Corner Posts

13The corner posts are no longer considered to be touch-in-goal except when the ball is grounded against the post.

 

 
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