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TC💡The FITB Technical Commission has announced that zero-degree shots will remain permitted in tchoukball for the time being.
💡Zero-degree shots will continue to be permitted as long as they comply with the current technical rules.
💡The rules for refereeing will be updated in this area.
💡The Technical Commission has been authorised to review all referees and ensure that they are technically competent and up to date.
💡For important matches – especially semi-finals, finals or matches where zero-degree shots occur frequently – only experienced referees with at least a B licence will be used.
💡There will be a reassessment of all FITB referees with B and A licences, reviewing their practical skills in judging zero-degree shots and other nuanced rule violations.
💡Referees who do not meet the required standard after two attempts will be downgraded to a C licence.
💡These retests are free of charge as part of the FITB's commitment.
💡Another problem is inconsistencies between main and assistant referees, particularly due to different angles of vision or blind spots. Currently, main referees have the authority to overturn decisions, but this protocol is currently being revised.
💡The aim is to ensure technical fairness and the credibility of referees.
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