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Enforce and apply the laws correctly?
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Deal with misconduct correctly, sensibly and fairly?
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Interpret "dangerous play " correctly?
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Recognize the difference between unintentional and intentional occurrences?
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Deal quickly with incidents of dissent from my decisions?
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Talk to players other than in the course of my duties?
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Placed my hand on a player's person for any reason?
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Wag my finger at players or in any manner suggest that I was belittling them?
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When necessary, approach players rather than demand that they approach me?
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Act too casually, suggesting that I was not sufficiently interested in the game?
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Concentrate on the game and my responsibilities at all times?
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Properly establish and maintain control of the game?
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Move around the field too slowly?
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Slow up when play reached the Penalty -Area?
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Anticipate play and quickly move to be near to possible incidents?
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Try to keep play between my location and that of the appropriate linesman?
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Always face restarts after indicating free-kicks, etc. - running backward when necessary?
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Move sufficiently from end to end of the field of play?
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Restrict my movements to a line up and down the center of the field of play?
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Make full use of the Diagonal System of match control?
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Stick too rigidly to a narrow diagonal line and become too distant from play?
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Apply the "Advantage clause" correctly?
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Properly indicate "advantage" applications and also with the offender?
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Allow players to waste time?
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Get the game restarted quickly after each stoppage?
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Take too long to get into position before signaling for re-starts?
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Allow the entry of bench personnel without my signaled permission?
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Turn my back to the play and not keep all possibilities in view?
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Make the whistle "talk" for me with proper variation and emphasis?
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Consider my whistle to be effective?
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Give the authorized signals on all occasions?
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Develop and maintain genuine teamwork with my Assistant Referees?
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Issue proper pre-game instructions to my Assistant Referees and make certain that I was understood?
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Look to the Assistant Referees for confirmation of decisions, which were clearly my responsibility?
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Where necessary, consult with Assistant Referees quickly, privately and briefly?
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Look smart and confident when I enter and leave the field of play?
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Approach the game clam, and fully prepared, or was I distracted in any way?
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Become over-confident, or unnecessarily the "center of attention"?
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Keep clear of the immediate location of play?
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Allow players to surround me, to appeal against, or to question my decision?
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Control myself, using an effective whistle and calm voice to control the players?
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Thank my Assistant Referees after the game and discuss relevant factors afterward with neutral Assistant Referees?
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Caution or send off any players and record the necessary detail?
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Prepare and send the required game and misconduct reports in a timely manner?
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Do my best to implement the "SPIRIT OF THE GAME"?
