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International Handball Federation Substitution area regulations 56
Substitution area 1. Each team has a substitution area for the court players that is 15 meters long and 3 meters wide. These areas are positioned on both sides of the playing court outside the sideline. (1:7). 2. No objects of any kind may be placed in the substitution areas. 3. Only the players and team officials entered in the scoresheet are allowed to be in the substitution area (4:2, 4:6). 4. Both teams are in the substitution area on their respective sides (1:7, 2:1) 5. The team officials in the substitution area must be dressed in sportswear. 6. If an interpreter is needed, he must take up a position behind the substitution area. 7. The timekeeper and scorekeeper shall support the referees in monitoring the occupancy of the substitution area before and during the game. If before the game there are any infringements of the rules as regards the substitution area, the game may not start until the infringements have been remedied. If these rules are infringed during the game, the game may not be continued after the next interruption until the matter has been resolved. 8 a) The team officials have the right and duty to guide and manage their team also during the game, in a fair and sporting spirit within the framework of the rules. In principle, they should sit or kneel in their substitution area. However, one of the officials is permitted to move around within the substitution area, specifically in order to: • manage the substitution of players. • give tactical advice to players on the court and in the substitution area. • Give medical care. • request a team time-out. • communicate with the timekeeper/scorekeeper; this applies only to the "responsible team official" and only in unusual situations ( rule 4:6). At any given point in time, the permission to move around applies to only one official per team. Moreover, the team official who is moving must respect the limits of the substitution area as defined in point n°1 above. Similarly, the team official must also respect the need for unrestricted vision on the part of the timekeeper/scorekeeper. 57
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