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In tournaments and matches the following additional laws apply.

(a) QUESTIONABLE STROKES . A referee must always be called before a questionable stroke is played and to decide all disputes. If both the striker and the adversary fail to call a referee before what the adversary should have recognised as a questionable stroke, the adversary may not appeal but should request the striker to take the initiative in calling a referee when another questionable stroke is about to be played.

(b) REPEATED FAULTS . If the adversary believes that the striker is repeatedly committing faults in strokes that would not ordinarily require the presence of a referee, he should inform the striker and call a referee to watch a stroke or series of strokes or to take charge of the game temporarily. The striker has no justification for taking offence at this procedure as players may genuinely differ as to what is permitted under Law 32 .

(c) TIME LIMITED GAMES

(e) DOUBLE-BANKED GAMES . Double-banked games are additionally subject to any provisions in the Regulations for Tournaments governing double-banked games (see Appendix 2).