Rule Number 7

TIMEKEEPERS

.1 The timekeepers shall be situated at the official?s table.
.2 The duties of the timekeepers shall be to:
.2.1. Record the exact periods of playing time, timeouts and the intervals between the periods;
.2.2. Control the periods of time-outs and to signal the period by raising a red flag, except that a referee shall signal the end of a time-out;
.2.3. Record the send-off times of players ordered from the playing area in accordance with the rules, together with the re-entry times of such players or their substitutes;
.2.4. Control the periods of exclusion of players and to signal the end of the period of exclusion by a visual electronic evice or by raising and waving a green flag;
.3 A timekeeper shall signal by any means provided it is distinctive, acoustically efficient and readily understood, the end of each period independently of the referees and their signal shall take immediate effect except in the case of the simultaneous award by a referee of a goal penalty shot, in which event the goal penalty shot shall be taken in accordance with the rules;
.3.1. The first timekeepers shall perform the duties stated in .2.1 and .2.2 and the second timekeeper shall perform .2.3 and .2.4.

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BALL OUT OF PLAY (Rule 21)

Rule  21

.1 Sideline and overhead obstacle: When any part of the ball touches the physical sideline or the vertical plane of the physical sideline, or touches any overhead obstacle, the team that was not the last to touch it with their paddle, kayak or person is awarded a sideline-throw.
.1.1. If the p

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