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Refereels Case Book/ Rule Combination REFERee’s Case Book/ RULE COMBINATION 2012-2014 OFFICIAL CASE/RULE BOOK OFFICIAL CASE/RULE BOOK OF HOCKEY CANADA The illustrations and text used in this publication are the exclusive copyright of Hockey Canada. Any reproduction of this publication in whole or in part without the written permission of Hockey Canada is strictly forbidden. The Referees’ Case Book/Rule Combination is up to date as of May 2012 and will take effect at the beginning of the 2012-13 hockey season. INTRODUCTION TO THE CASE BOOK/RULE COMBINATION This publication combines Hockey Canada Official Rule Book with situations (cases) related to the official rules. The “Case Book” entries are an important reference for referees, players, coaches and hockey executives. They provide guidance and information about how the playing rules are to be ap- plied in various situations, and clarify misunderstandings related to the application of the rules. FOREWORD The Combination Rule Book - Case Book is not a procedures manual. Approved procedures and tech- niques for officials can be found in the Hockey Canada Officiating Program Officiating Manual. MISSION STATEMENT LEAD, DEVELOP AND PROMOTE POSITIVE HOCKEY EXPERIENCES © Copyright 2012 by Hockey Canada All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, or photocopying, recording or other- wise without prior permission of the copyright owner. A copy of this document has been deposited at the Sport Information Resource Centre (SIRC),116 Albert, Suite 400 Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5G3. Printed in Canada First published in Canada 1993 by Hockey Canada, 801 King Edward Avenue Drive, Suite N204, Ottawa, Ontario, KIN 6N5 ISBN 978-1-897355-51-0 10th edition (2012) Ce document est aussi disponible en français HockeyCanada.ca HOCKEY CANADA 2012 - 2014 OFFICIAL CASE/RULE BOOK 1 OFFICIAL CASE/RULE BOOK FAIR PLAY INITIATIVE As a result of Hockey Canada’s focus on fair play and improved communication between officials, coaches and players, Hockey Canada has implemented the following process: “In all games, the officials shall approach each bench and meet the Coaches. This process should not take more than 15 seconds and will be completed prior to the game, at the end of the pre-game warm-up. Officials are also encouraged to shake hands with the Captains where possible”. This process is supported by the Coaching Program, Officiating Program and Hockey Canada’s Board of Directors. FAIR PLAY ANNOUNCEMENT It is recommended that this announcement be made prior to every game. Good (Evening/Afternoon/Morning) (Ladies and Gentlemen/Hockey Fans). Welcome to (Tonights/ Todays/This Mornings) game between _______ and _______. These are young hockey players who are performing here (Tonight/Today). They are friendly rivals as members of opposing teams. They are not enemies. The coaches for (Tonights/Todays/This Mornings) game are _______ and _______. They have ac- cepted the challenge of teaching the skills of this great game. The officials are _________ and _________. These individuals have been assigned to administer the rules of the game. Their training, experience and integrity qualify them for their role in this contest. On behalf of the (Team/Association) _____________ enjoy our great game of skill. 2 HOCKEY CANADA 2012 - 2014 OFFICIAL CASE/RULE BOOK HockeyCanada.ca OFFICIAL CASE/RULE BOOK HOCKEY Canada OFFICES www.hockeycanada.ca E-mail: [email protected] CALGARY OFFICE OTTAWA OFFICE 151 Canada Olympic Road SW, 801 King Edward Ave, Suite N204 Suite 201 Ottawa, ON K1N 6N5 Calgary, Alberta T3B 5R5 Tel.: (613) 562-5677 Tel.: (403) 777-3636 Fax: (613) 562-5676 Fax: (403) 777-3635 BRANCH OFFICES BC HOCKEY Ontario HOCKEY HOCKEY NOVA SCOTIA 6671 Oldfield Rd. Federation 7 Mellor Avenue, Saanichton, BC V8M 2A1 400 Sheldon Drive, Unit 9 Suite 17 Tel number : (250) 652-2978 Cambridge, ON N1T 2H9 Dartmouth, NS B3B 0E8 Fax number : (250) 652-4536 Tel number: (226) 533-9075 Tel number : (902) 454-9400 www.bchockey.net Fax number: (519) 620-6476 Fax number : (902) 454-3883 www.ohf.on.ca www.hockeynovascotia.ca HOCKEY Alberta 100 College Blvd. Ottawa DISTRICT HOCKEY P.E.I. 2606 - Box 5005 HOCKEY Association P.O. 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Toronto, ON M8V 3L1 Montreal, QC H3C 5H8 Tel: (416) 548-9683 Tel: (514) 925-2240 Fax: (416) 251-5770 Fax: (514) 925-2243 LIFE MEMBERS Mr. Frank McKinnon #13-677 St. Anne Road, Winnipeg, MB R2N 4C4 Mr. Gordon Renwick 1425 Bishop St. North, Cambridge, Ontario N1R 6S9 Mr. Clair Sudsbury 148 Brennan Avenue, Summerside, PE C1N 2K7 **Deceased Life Members ** Mr. C.C. Robinson ** Mr. Jack Devine ** Mr. Wm. Northey ** Mr. The Hon. Justice J.J. Kryczka ** Capt. Jas T. Sutherland ** Mr. Gordon Juckes ** Mr. W.A. Fry ** Mr. Lionel Fleury ** Dr. W.G. Hardy ** Mr. Art Potter ** Mr. Cecil Duncan ** Mr. Fred Page ** Mr. A.W. Pickard ** Mr. Robert Lebel ** Mr. W.A. Hewitt ** The Hon. Mr. Hanson T. Dowell ** Mr. J.A. Dunn ** Mr. Roland Mercier ** Mr. Earl Dawson ** Mr. Frank Libera ** Mr. Frank Sargent ** Mr. Don Johnson 4 HOCKEY CANADA 2012 - 2014 OFFICIAL CASE/RULE BOOK HockeyCanada.ca OFFICIAL CASE/RULE BOOK MESSAGE FROM THE HOCKEY CANADA BOARD OF DIRECTORS The rules which are contained in this book are the only rules which are to be used in the playing of hockey under the jurisdiction of Hockey Canada. Branches or leagues choosing to play outside these rules will be subjected to discipline and will at a minimum, forfeit the right to Hockey Canada’s Insur- ance Program. However, during internal Branch competition, Branches may make variations to Hockey Canada Official Rules, providing these variations are more restrictive than the rules as written. A game should be refereed strictly in accordance with the rules. In individual cases, Referees may feel that the rules are in some respect not satisfactory. However, it is not up to an individual to de- cide if a rule should or should not be applied. Rules are approved by Hockey Canada’s membership and are to be changed only through the democratic process at given periods of time. Referees are directed to thoroughly apply the rules of the Association and of their Branch. If a Referee has difficulty in the interpretation of any rule, the Referee should consult with the Branch Referee-in-Chief. If such person cannot give a satisfactory interpretation, Hockey Canada’s Referee- in-Chief should be contacted. It is understandable that in a country of the geographic expanse of Canada, a uniform interpretation of the rules may prove somewhat difficult. That, however, is the goal which is to be aimed at, and if the rules are strictly adhered to in all parts of Canada, it should not be hard to come near achieving that goal. These playing rules become effective with the commencement of the 2012-2013 season. HockeyCanada.ca HOCKEY CANADA 2012 - 2014 OFFICIAL CASE/RULE BOOK 5 OFFICIAL CASE/RULE BOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS End Zone Face-off Restraining Lines Referee’s Signals ...........................8 (Illustration) ................Appendix G ..156 Glossary ................................11 End Zone Face-off Spots (Illustration) Appendix G .156 End Zone Face-off Spots and Circles . Rule 1.8 ...16 Section One – Playing Area .............. .14 Equipment ....................Section 3 ...29 Section Two - Teams. .19 Examples of Minor Penalties .................76 Section Three - Equipment. .. .29 Examples of Coincident Major/Match Penalties ...77 Section Four- Penalties ................. .46 Section Five - Officials. .80 Face-off Spots in Neutral Zone ..... Rule 1.7 ...15 Section Six – Physical Fouls. .88 Face-offs ..................... Rule 10.2 ..125 Section Seven – Restraining Fouls ......... .99 Facial Protection ................ Rule 3.6 ...38 Section Eight – Stick Fouls .............. .104 Falling on the Puck ............. Rule 10.3 ..130 Section Nine – Other Fouls .............. .108 Female Hockey Supplement .................148 Section Ten – Game Flow ................ .123 Fighting ....................... Rule 6.7 ...93 Appendixes .............................151 Game Ejection Penalties .......... Rule 4.6 ...56 Cross Reference .........................158 Game Misconduct Penalties ........ Rule 4.6 ...56 Adjustment of Equipment .......... Rule 3.1 ...29 Game Timekeeper ............... Rule 5.7 ...86 Aggressor ..................... Rule 6.7 ...93 Glossary ................................11 Alternate Goaltender ............
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