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    This document outlines the conduct requirements and misconduct sanctions for volleyball participants. It states that participants must display sportsmanlike conduct and respect towards referees, officials, opponents, and spectators. Minor misconduct is not sanctioned, but the referee will issue warnings to prevent the sanction level being reached. There are three categories of misconduct that incur sanctions - rude conduct, offensive conduct, and aggression. The sanctions scale ranges from penalties which award a point to the opponent, to expulsions which result in not playing the rest of the set, to disqualifications which require leaving the entire match area. Sanctions are individual and increase for each successive offense.

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    This document outlines the conduct requirements and misconduct sanctions for volleyball participants. It states that participants must display sportsmanlike conduct and respect towards referees, officials, opponents, and spectators. Minor misconduct is not sanctioned, but the referee will issue warnings to prevent the sanction level being reached. There are three categories of misconduct that incur sanctions - rude conduct, offensive conduct, and aggression. The sanctions scale ranges from penalties which award a point to the opponent, to expulsions which result in not playing the rest of the set, to disqualifications which require leaving the entire match area. Sanctions are individual and increase for each successive offense.

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    This document outlines the conduct requirements and misconduct sanctions for volleyball participants. It states that participants must display sportsmanlike conduct and respect towards referees, officials, opponents, and spectators. Minor misconduct is not sanctioned, but the referee will issue warnings to prevent the sanction level being reached. There are three categories of misconduct that incur sanctions - rude conduct, offensive conduct, and aggression. The sanctions scale ranges from penalties which award a point to the opponent, to expulsions which result in not playing the rest of the set, to disqualifications which require leaving the entire match area. Sanctions are individual and increase for each successive offense.

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    This document outlines the conduct requirements and misconduct sanctions for volleyball participants. It states that participants must display sportsmanlike conduct and respect towards referees, officials, opponents, and spectators. Minor misconduct is not sanctioned, but the referee will issue warnings to prevent the sanction level being reached. There are three categories of misconduct that incur sanctions - rude conduct, offensive conduct, and aggression. The sanctions scale ranges from penalties which award a point to the opponent, to expulsions which result in not playing the rest of the set, to disqualifications which require leaving the entire match area. Sanctions are individual and increase for each successive offense.

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    CHAPTER 7

    PARTICIPANTS'
    CONDUCT
    PARTICIPANTS'
    CONDUCT
    REQUIREMENTS OF CONDUCT
    SPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT
    - Participants must know the "Official Volleyball Rules
    - Participants must accept referees' decisions with
    sportsmanlike conduct, without disputing them.
    - In case doubt, clarification may be requested only through
    the game captain.
    - Participants must refrain from actions or attitudes
    aimed at influencing the decisions of the referees or
    covering up faults committed by their team
    PARTICIPANTS'
    CONDUCT
    REQUIREMENTS OF CONDUCT
    FAIR PLAY
    - Participants must behave respectfully and
    courteously in the spirit of FAIR PLAY, not only towards 
    The referees, but also towards other officials, the
    Opponent, team-mates and spectators.
    - Communication between team members during
    The match is permitted.
    PARTICIPANTS'
    CONDUCT MISCONDUCT AND ITS SANCTIONS
    MINOR MISCONDUCT
    Minor misconduct offences are not subject to
    sanctions. It is the 1st referee's duty to prevent
    the teams from approaching the sanctioning
    level.
    This done in two stages.
    Stage 1: By issuing verbal warning through the
    game captain;
    Stage 2: By use of yellow card to the team
    members concerned. This formal warning is not
    in itself a sanction but a symbol that the team
    member (and by the extension the team) has
    reached the sanctioning level for the match. It is
    recorded in the score sheet but has no
    immediate consequences.
    PARTICIPANTS'
    CONDUCT MISCONDUCT AND ITS SANCTIONS
    MISCONDUCT LEADING TO SUNCTIONS
    - Incorrect conduct by a team member
    towards officials, opponents, team-mates or
    spectators is classified in three categories,
    according to the seriousness of the offence.
    1. Rude conduct: action contrary to good
    manners or moral principles.
    2. Offensive conduct: defamatory or insulting
    words or gestures or any action expressing
    contempt.
    3. Aggression: actual physical attack or
    aggressive or threatening behavior. 
    PARTICIPANTS'
    CONDUCT
    MISCONDUCT AND ITS SANCTIONS
    SANCTION SCALE
    - According to the judgement of the 1st referee
    and depending on the seriousness of the
    offence, and sanctions to be applied and
    recorded on the score sheet are: Penalty,
    Expulsion, or Disqualification.
    1. Penalty
    The first rude conduct in the match by any team
    member is penalized with a point and service to
    the opponent.
    PARTICIPANTS'
    CONDUCT
    MISCONDUCT AND ITS SANCTIONS
    SANCTION SCALE
    2. EXPULSION
    A team member who is sanctioned by expulsion
    shall not play for the rest of the set, must be
    substituted legally and immediately if on court
    and must remain seated in the penalty area with
    no other consequences. 
    And expelled coach loss his/her right to
    intervene in the set and must remain seated in
    the penalty area.
    PARTICIPANTS'
    CONDUCT
    MISCONDUCT AND ITS SANCTIONS
    SANCTION SCALE
    3. DISQUALIFICATION
    A ream member who is sanctioned by
    disqualification must be substituted legally and
    immediately if on court and must leave the
    Competition-Control Area for the rest of the
    match with no other consequences.
    - The first physical attack or implied or
    threatened aggression is sanctioned by
    disqualification with no other consequences. 
    - The second offensive conduct in the same
    match by the same team member is
    sanctioned by disqualification with no
    other consequences. 
    PARTICIPANTS'
    CONDUCT
    MISCONDUCT AND ITS SANCTIONS
    SANCTION SCALE
    3. DISQUALIFICATION
    - The third rude conduct in the same match by
    the same team member is sanctioned by
    disqualification with no other consequences.
    PARTICIPANTS'
    CONDUCT
    MISCONDUCT AND ITS SANCTIONS
    APPLICATION OF MISCONDUCT SANCTIONS
    - All misconduct sanctions are individual
    sanctions, remain in force for the entire
    match and are recorded on the score sheet.
    - The repetition of misconduct by the same
    team member in the same match is
    sanctioned progressively (the team member
    receives a heavier sanction for each
    successive offence).
    -  Expulsion or disqualification due to offensive
    conduct or aggression does not require a
    previous sanction.
    PARTICIPANTS'
    CONDUCT

    MISCONDUCT AND ITS SANCTIONS


    MISCONDUCT BEFORE AND BETWEEN SETS 
    - Any misconduct occurring before or between
    sets is sanctioned 18.1, 21.2, according to
    Rule 21.3 and sanctions apply in the following
    set.
    PARTICIPANTS'
    CONDUCT

    MISCONDUCT AND ITS SANCTIONS


    SUMMARY OF MISCONDUCT AND CARDS USED
    - Warning: no sanction –
     Stage 1: Verbal warning
     Stage 2: Symbol yellow card
    - Penalty: sanction – symbol Red Card
    - Expulsion: sanction – symbol Red + Yellow cards jointly
    - Disqualification: sanction – symbol Red + Yellow card
    separately
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    LISTENING

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