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roles and responsibilities rugby
type of officials
linesman
They move along each touch line following play. Their principle work is to decide when the ball or a player conveying the ball has gone into contact. They likewise stand together behind the goal lines to decide whether changes or extra shots at objective have been effective.
referee
are liable for upholding the rugby association laws of the game during a match and forcing sanctions on people who don't keep the guidelines.
TMO
Often referred to as the TMO, a television match official may be appointed to assist the referee in determining whether points have been scored or foul play has been committed. Television match officials are commonly used in first class and international televised games.
hawk eye official
the hawk eye official
number of officials
3 officials
semi pro
one ref 2 linesmen
4-5 officials
pro
1-2 refs 2 linesmen 1 T.M.O 1 hawk-eye
1 officials
grassroots
only the ref and they get subbed players or coaches to do linesman's job
rank order of officials
rugby
1 main ref, 2 T.M.O, 3 linesmen, 4 hawk eye (concussion)
this is so that the person that is fully in charge is completely independent of both teams. then the T.M.O is also the same as the ref but because they aren't there in person the ref has the final decision then the linesmen can give calls on the touchline and can give a call on the foul play but it isn't final hawk eye which is in premiership can call for concussions and can get them of the pitch and gives the ref information
hockey
2 referees that are equal
in hockey the rink is split in to two so that both refs can be in charge of a edge and a goal zone but if one of the refs sees something not on there side they can still call it
role of an officials
knowledge of the game
this is so that they can make the right calls even in situations where the decision might be hard to make
to be equal and fair
this is so that the game is non bias towards a specific team
this is so that both teams have a good game and so the fans can watch a interesting game and there would be no argument on the end score for the decisions of the ref and only on the skill of the players this is not always the case it has also been seen in profechinal matches of sport
professionality
pay scale pro
players
When the player becomes a fully-fledged senior squad member the average premiership contract is about £120k a year but they could get At the peak of a Premiership career a good club player might get just short of £200k
ref
per match 1.5 Thousand US Dollars yearly 220 Thousand US Dollars
linesmen
T.M.O
TMOs for Rugby Australia earning more than 1,000 pounds per international game.