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Laws 2009-2010

Laws 2009-2010. ELVS no longer applied 2. ELVS incorporated into the current laws 3. Other significant changes Minor alterations Touch on the laws the IRB want tightening up. ELVS we can ignore?. Law17.2 a – Joining a maul head and shoulders must be no lower than hips is back in.

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Laws 2009-2010

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  1. Laws 2009-2010

  2. ELVS no longer applied 2. ELVS incorporated into the current laws 3. Other significant changes • Minor alterations • Touch on the laws the IRB want tightening up

  3. ELVS we can ignore?

  4. Law17.2 a – Joining a maul head and shoulders must be no lower than hips is back in. • Law 17.5 - Pulling down the maul and Law 17.6 – Consequential end to maul. • Law 19.8 a +b (was 19.7) – Numbers in a Line out. (Note Part of this law ELV is being kept more later).

  5. ELVS Incorporated into the Laws?

  6. Law 6 pp 46 – Match Official Assistant Referees. New Section 6B • Law 19.1 pp 110 + 111 – Kick to touch gaining ground from inside 22. • Law 19.2 e + f pp 115 - Quick throw in can go towards the players in goal. • Law 19.8 (was19.7) pp 119 - Addition of I & j receiver and hooker position at line out • Law 19.10 (was 19.9) - pp122 + 3 Lifters grip and pre gripping

  7. Law 20.11b pp 140 - This is an old ELV now law and deals with position and who feeds a scrum following a 90o turn. • Law20.12 d,e,g,h pp142 - Offside at the scrum, No.9 and non participants • Law 22.12 pp157 - Ball against corner flag no longer touch in goal.

  8. Other significant Law Changes

  9. Law 3.13 pp 34 - New paragraphs f,g,h on uncontested scrums which put the onus on the referee to report to the match organisers. • Law 10.4e pp 61 - A dangerous tackle is always dangerous above the shoulders even when it starts below. • New Law 10i pp 61 - Spear tackle of a player in the air. • New Law 14.2d pp 85 - A player on the ground may not tackle an opponent

  10. New Law 15.6c pp 91 - Picking up the ball by players opposed to the ball carrier involved in the tackle but on their feet. • New Law 17.4f,g pp103 - Clarifies what happens when the non ball carrying side leave the maul. • New Law 22.9 a,b,c,d,e pp 156-7 -Clarifies a player standing in goal and picking up the ball.

  11. Minor Alterations

  12. Law 3.4 pp 30 - Limits the number of replacements for all matches to 7. • Law 5.2 pp 38 – Half time cannot exceed 15 minutes in any match below international. • Law 15.4 c pp 87 - When the tackler gets up to play the ball he can do from any direction. • Law 16.3f pp 96 - Rucking a player on the ground must never be intentional.

  13. Law 17 Maul Definition pp 99 – inserts the word “when it begins” after minumim of 3 players. • Law 19.15 pp127 – Line out states “There are four options available to the player throwing in”. • Law 20.3 pp 134 - In the Scrum binding by other than front row must be in place before the engage is called.

  14. Laws the IRB want tightening up

  15. Continue the ones from last season: - • The tackle laws on releasing the ball and the tackler rolling away (Note a nuber of coaches thought these were ELVs, which might create some interest at the start of the season) • Feeding the scrum A new addition: - The spear tackle, you have received the judgement on this one.

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