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Throughout the last quadrennial it became apparent to the BISFed Rules Committee that there were slight inconsistencies in the way that referees from around the world interpreted different rules. As and when these became apparent the committee published clarifications to inform players, coaches, referees and spectators of exactly how the rules were intended.
Ahead of the Paralympic Games these have been re-published to ensure athlete are fully aware of how the rules will be enforced in Rio:
