No thatās wrong. There is. The CCCC do that. They receive and review referee match reports. Itās for them to ask a referee did they deal with X or Y incident.
Itās very vague language in the rules and thereās no review process listed anywhere.
Iām open to correction but it doesnt state it anywhere who is responsible for such a review.
Sure Iām just after telling you whatās the rules say on it. The CCCC review the refās report, they can draw incidents to the referees attention, if they have not been dealt with by the referee in the game the CCCC can decide to pursue disciplinary action.
How do they become aware of these incidents?
Is there a process put in place that can stand uo in the face of potential legal challenges via the DRA?
Iād imagine if they review a refās report they must have some knowledge of the game, perhaps they watched it?
I donāt understand your second question. The DRA is the appeals body, players or teams can appeal decisions of the DRA to the courts. The fact that they donāt suggests the system works.
Your imagination and āperhapsā are exactly why Iām saying it should be set in stone.
Players arenāt appealing the decision of the DRA because theyāre getting off on technical and procedural issues. A clearky defined abd auduts process would bring an end to this.
I could do with a lift
Thereās a handbook containing the disciplinary process available as an addendum to the Treoir Oifigiuil Part 2. Itās very comprehensive and clearly sets out the (sometimes exhaustive) procedures you have enquired about.
Have you a link?
One approx page 136 of Part 1 of the GAA guide if refers to CCCC investigation something not included in the refereeās report but make zero mention as to how this can come abour
I have the document, but not on the device Iām currently on. Iāll dig it out later.
EDIT - Actually, if you go to the DRA website (sportsdra) Iām fairly sure itāll be attached to the documentation of several cases therein.
Ill have a look when ai get time but I donāt think that it will list a proper video review process.
The only way this will be a success, in that it acts as a deterrent to players engaging in wreckless play, will be if itās the role of a stated member of the officiating team to carry this out in the immediate aftermath of the game
The Limericks called this right, a special bunch.
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Whats this mate?
Nobody ex td saying Clare should withdraw from All Ireland if the two boys get suspended.
Youāre from Wexford right?
I wonder will Wexford line out and score a token goal against no one or will they just abandon it?
I am.
The electorate that voted in Mick Wallace.
Mind that glasshouse.
I didnāt vote for him?
Sure ye lads had him for the EU elections, we can spread the blame around now
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