THE LAWS OF ASSOCIATION CROQUET
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REGULATIONS FOR TOURNAMENTS - REFEREES
Modified March 1999
4. THE TOURNAMENT REFEREE
The powers and duties of the Tournament Referee are as follows.
(a) To nominate, at his discretion,
Referees or Assistant Referees from the official
list of referees to assist him in the duties specified below. If there
are insufficient official referees available, he may nominate other suitable
persons. There is no appeal from the decision of a Referee
or Assistant Referee except to the Tournament Referee, before the
next stroke, on questions of law and decisions under Law
51 or Regulation 5(j).
If the Tournament Referee will be absent or unavailable at any time, he
must appoint a Deputy, from whose decision, while
acting as Tournament Referee, there is no appeal.
(b) To check the accuracy of court settings and
tournament equipment.
(c) To place himself or a
Referee nominated under (a) above in Charge of a game, either at
his discretion and after informing the players accordingly or at the request
of either side.
(d) To be available or to see that an official
nominated under (a) above is available to
act as a Referee on Call or as a Referee on Appeal
or as an Umpire.
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