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-"Abbreviated Playing Rules\nGame duration: Two 20-minute halves with a 5-minute half time. Local leagues can play to their own times, however, so confirm with the tournament organ"
-"5-minute half time. Local leagues can play to their own times, however, so confirm with the tournament organiser\nPlay starts and restarts at the centre with a “tap”. This is performed by moving the ball on"
-"iser\nPlay starts and restarts at the centre with a “tap”. This is performed by moving the ball on the ground with the foot, free from the hands, and then picking it up. Penalties are performed using the"
-"the ground with the foot, free from the hands, and then picking it up. Penalties are performed using the same procedure. On both a re-start and penalty the defending team must retreat at least 10 metres\"
-"same procedure. On both a re-start and penalty the defending team must retreat at least 10 metres\nSix players are allowed on the field at any one time, with up to eight substitutes off the field."
-"nSix players are allowed on the field at any one time, with up to eight substitutes off the field. Reserves can be continuously substituted at any time from one side of the field\nA try is scored by"
-"Reserves can be continuously substituted at any time from one side of the field\nA try is scored by grounding the ball on, or behind, the try-line. One point is awarded for a try\nA touch"
-"grounding the ball on, or behind, the try-line. One point is awarded for a try\nA touch is legitimate and minimal contact between a player in possession and a defending player. A touch includes contact on the ball,"
-"is legitimate and minimal contact between a player in possession and a defending player. A touch includes contact on the ball, hair or clothing and may be made by a defending player or by the player in possession. The referee is the"
-hair or clothing and may be made by a defending player or by the player in possession. The referee is the sole judge of the touch and has the discretion to overrule a claim (so play to the whistle!
-"sole judge of the touch and has the discretion to overrule a claim (so play to the whistle!). An attacking player may affect the touch by deliberately touching the opposition\nWhen touched, the player in possession"
-"). An attacking player may affect the touch by deliberately touching the opposition\nWhen touched, the player in possession must place the ball on the ground at the exact point of the touch. Play is re-started by stepping over"
-must place the ball on the ground at the exact point of the touch. Play is re-started by stepping over the ball. It can be controlled with a hand or foot. This is known as a rollball. The ball may not
-the ball. It can be controlled with a hand or foot. This is known as a rollball. The ball may not roll more than a metre. A player may not perform a rollball unless touched\nThe player picking up the
-"roll more than a metre. A player may not perform a rollball unless touched\nThe player picking up the ball (the half) may run, but if touched a changeover occurs. The half may not score and a changeover"
-"ball (the half) may run, but if touched a changeover occurs. The half may not score and a changeover (rollball) will be awarded if this occurs\nAfter six touches with no score, possession changes. The attack"
-"(rollball) will be awarded if this occurs\nAfter six touches with no score, possession changes. The attacking team begins play with a rollball\nDuring a roll ball, all defending players must retire to the"
-"ing team begins play with a rollball\nDuring a roll ball, all defending players must retire to the onside line set by the referee, 7m back from the roll ball. The defending team cannot move forward"
-"onside line set by the referee, 7m back from the roll ball. The defending team cannot move forward until play restarts, nor interfere with play while retreating. A restart occurs the moment the ball is tapped"
-"until play restarts, nor interfere with play while retreating. A restart occurs the moment the ball is tapped (for a tap) or the half touches the ball (for a roll ball). Players may not delay the game"
-"(for a tap) or the half touches the ball (for a roll ball). Players may not delay the game by deliberately delaying a roll ball\nIf the attacking player, when making a quick start, is touched by"
-"by deliberately delaying a roll ball\nIf the attacking player, when making a quick start, is touched by an offside defender, the referee may call for play to continue to see if an advantage can be gained or give"
-"an offside defender, the referee may call for play to continue to see if an advantage can be gained or give a penalty tap\nWhen a roll ball is taken within 7 metres of the try line the defending players must retre"
-a penalty tap\nWhen a roll ball is taken within 7 metres of the try line the defending players must retreat with both feet to behind their scoreline before they can make the touch. If a player is touched in the in
-at with both feet to behind their scoreline before they can make the touch. If a player is touched in the in-goal area before grounding the ball the touch counts and play is restarted on the 7-metre line\
-"-goal area before grounding the ball the touch counts and play is restarted on the 7-metre line\nIf the ball is dropped or if a player crosses the sideline before being touched, a change of possession will occur"
-"nIf the ball is dropped or if a player crosses the sideline before being touched, a change of possession will occur\nA penalty is awarded for infringements including: forward pass, offside play, performing a roll ball over"
-"\nA penalty is awarded for infringements including: forward pass, offside play, performing a roll ball over the mark, claiming a touch when none was made, using more than minimum force to make a touch, interfering"
-"the mark, claiming a touch when none was made, using more than minimum force to make a touch, interfering with the roll ball and passing the ball once touched. When a penalty is awarded, the referee will give the mark where"
-"with the roll ball and passing the ball once touched. When a penalty is awarded, the referee will give the mark where the tap must be taken and set the onside line for the defence (at least 10m). Play cannot re"
-the tap must be taken and set the onside line for the defence (at least 10m). Play cannot re-start until the referee is ready\nIf the defending team unsuccessfully intercepts the ball or it is
-"-start until the referee is ready\nIf the defending team unsuccessfully intercepts the ball or it is intentionally knocked down, the attacking team restarts their possession (‘six again’) with a zero touch."
-"intentionally knocked down, the attacking team restarts their possession (‘six again’) with a zero touch. If the interception is successful then the next touch of the ball carrier will be 'zero touch'\nNo obstruction"
-"If the interception is successful then the next touch of the ball carrier will be 'zero touch'\nNo obstruction, excessive contact, verbal abuse or foul play will be tolerated – the referee is sole judge."
-", excessive contact, verbal abuse or foul play will be tolerated – the referee is sole judge. A penalty will be awarded in such cases and players can be removed from the field. Serious or continual foul play"
+"Abbreviated Playing Rules\nGame duration: Two 20-minute halves with a 5-minute half time. Local leagues can play to their own times, however, so confirm with the tournament organiser\nPlay starts and restarts at the centre with a “tap”. This is performed by moving the ball on the ground with the foot, free from the hands, and then picking it up. Penalties are performed using the same procedure. On both a re-start and penalty the defending team must retreat at least 10 metres\nSix players are allowed on the field at any one time, with up to eight substitutes off the field. Reserves can be continuously substituted at any time from one side of the field\nA try is scored by grounding the ball on, or behind, the try-line. One point is awarded for a try\nA touch"
+"Reserves can be continuously substituted at any time from one side of the field\nA try is scored by grounding the ball on, or behind, the try-line. One point is awarded for a try\nA touch is legitimate and minimal contact between a player in possession and a defending player. A touch includes contact on the ball, hair or clothing and may be made by a defending player or by the player in possession. The referee is the sole judge of the touch and has the discretion to overrule a claim (so play to the whistle!). An attacking player may affect the touch by deliberately touching the opposition\nWhen touched, the player in possession must place the ball on the ground at the exact point of the touch. Play is re-started by stepping over the ball. It can be controlled with a hand or foot. This is known as a rollball. The ball may not"
+"must place the ball on the ground at the exact point of the touch. Play is re-started by stepping over the ball. It can be controlled with a hand or foot. This is known as a rollball. The ball may not roll more than a metre. A player may not perform a rollball unless touched\nThe player picking up the ball (the half) may run, but if touched a changeover occurs. The half may not score and a changeover (rollball) will be awarded if this occurs\nAfter six touches with no score, possession changes. The attacking team begins play with a rollball\nDuring a roll ball, all defending players must retire to the onside line set by the referee, 7m back from the roll ball. The defending team cannot move forward until play restarts, nor interfere with play while retreating. A restart occurs the moment the ball is tapped"
+"onside line set by the referee, 7m back from the roll ball. The defending team cannot move forward until play restarts, nor interfere with play while retreating. A restart occurs the moment the ball is tapped (for a tap) or the half touches the ball (for a roll ball). Players may not delay the game by deliberately delaying a roll ball\nIf the attacking player, when making a quick start, is touched by an offside defender, the referee may call for play to continue to see if an advantage can be gained or give a penalty tap\nWhen a roll ball is taken within 7 metres of the try line the defending players must retreat with both feet to behind their scoreline before they can make the touch. If a player is touched in the in-goal area before grounding the ball the touch counts and play is restarted on the 7-metre line\"
+"at with both feet to behind their scoreline before they can make the touch. If a player is touched in the in-goal area before grounding the ball the touch counts and play is restarted on the 7-metre line\nIf the ball is dropped or if a player crosses the sideline before being touched, a change of possession will occur\nA penalty is awarded for infringements including: forward pass, offside play, performing a roll ball over the mark, claiming a touch when none was made, using more than minimum force to make a touch, interfering with the roll ball and passing the ball once touched. When a penalty is awarded, the referee will give the mark where the tap must be taken and set the onside line for the defence (at least 10m). Play cannot re-start until the referee is ready\nIf the defending team unsuccessfully intercepts the ball or it is"