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Competition RulesDraft · 2027 Try it: move a rule

3.2 Protest window

MKMia K.

Should 30 minutes start from the result or the horn?

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What changed in 2027

Compared with 2026

3 added11 changed4 moved1 removed

Changed2.4.03

A team may name up to ~~ten~~ twelve players for a match, of whom seven take the court at the start of each quarter.

Changed5.1.02

A protest must be lodged with the Match Controller within 15 30 minutes of the ~~final whistle~~ result being announced.

Added6.3 Heat policy

When the forecast exceeds 35°C, quarters are shortened to ten minutes and a five-minute drinks break is added at half time.

Moved4.2 Uniformswas 3.6

5.1Protests

5.1.01

Only the team captain may lodge a protest, in writing, using the form held by the Match Controller.

5.1.02

A protest must be lodged within 30 minutes of the result being announced. See 2.7 for how results are announced.

CommentsHistory

DTDee T.2h

Can a coach lodge one if the captain is injured? @sam

SRSam R.1h

Good catch. I've suggested “captain or vice-captain”.

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> Add a rule under Protests: coaches may lodge a
  protest if the captain is injured. Link it to 5.1.01.

  create_rule(rulebook: "competition-rules",
              after_id: "k3n8x2qa",
              text: "If the captain is injured, the
                     head coach may lodge a protest
                     under {{rule:k3n8x2qa}}.",
              note: "Requested by Dee T. in comments")

  Added 5.1.02. Numbers 5.1.02–5.1.06 updated.

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