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Urgent suspension prior to proceeding; punishment policy; privilege and pardon. 4.4.1 In addition the club may suspend a player from its activities even before fully completing the disciplinary proceeding in his matter, provided that the position of the player is heard (in brief) before such suspension is implemented, and where such suspension shall not last longer than three days of training and on a basis that the player will be entitled to receive his full salary (exclusive of premiums) during the course thereof. 4.4.2 Subject to the provisions of these Regulations, the disciplinary committee may impose punishments in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations and inter alia may impose suspended sentences, conditional sentences or punishments that are contingent on any future occurrences; and the disciplinary committee may impose educational sanctions as referred to in Article 2.1 above. 4.4.3 As a general rule, a recurrence of the offence will lead to the punishment being more severe; a penalty that was imposed on a player in respect of acts or omissions that are the subject of a disciplinary offence in a corresponding proceeding (criminal proceeding or proceeding conducted in the disciplinary court of the Israel Football Association) will be taken into account for leniency at the time of the disciplinary committee deciding on the punishment. However, if the player argued in the course of the corresponding proceeding that there should be a lessening of the punishment by virtue of the fact that he has been charged, or is likely or expected to be charged, concurrently in a disciplinary proceeding in the framework of the club, the disciplinary committee will not be bound but may take the punishment that was imposed on him in the scope of the corresponding proceedings into account. 4.4.4 The content matter of the hearings of the disciplinary committee, as also of the appeals committee, shall be privileged and confidential, except publication of the final decision of the committee, which the club may publish if it sees fit to do so. In special circumstances, the Players Union may request that the fine that was imposed should not be published. 4.4.5 A player who has been found guilty in a disciplinary case under a final judgment is entitled to apply in writing to the chairman of the club with a request to cancel the punishment that was imposed on him, to lessen the punishment or to impose a lesser punishment in place thereof in accordance with these Regulations, and the chairman is empowered to accede to the application or to reject it.

Urgent suspension prior to proceeding; punishment policy; privilege and pardon. 4.4.1 In addition the club may suspend a player from its activities even before fully completing the disciplinary proceeding in his matter, provided that the position of the player is heard (in brief) before such suspension is implemented, and where such suspension shall not last longer than three days of training and on a basis that the player will be entitled to receive his full salary (exclusive of premiums) during the course thereof. 4.4.2 Subject to the provisions of these Regulations, the disciplinary committee may impose punishments in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations and inter alia may impose suspended sentences, conditional sentences or punishments that are contingent on any future occurrences; and the disciplinary committee may impose educational sanctions as referred to in Article 2.1 above. 4.4.3 As a general rule, a recurrence of the offence will lead to the punishment being more severe; a penalty that was imposed on a player in respect of acts or omissions that are the subject of a disciplinary offence in a corresponding proceeding (criminal proceeding or proceeding conducted in the disciplinary court of the Israel Football Association) will be taken into account for leniency at the time of the disciplinary committee deciding on the punishment. However, if the player argued in the course of the corresponding proceeding that there should be a lessening of the punishment by virtue of the fact that he has been charged, or is likely or expected to be charged, concurrently in a disciplinary proceeding in the framework of the club, the disciplinary committee will not be bound but may take the punishment that was imposed on him in the scope of the corresponding proceedings into account. 4.4.4 The content matter of the hearings of the disciplinary committee, as also of the appeals committee, shall be privileged and confidential, except publication of the final decision of the committee, which the club may publish publicise if it sees fit to do so. In special circumstances, the Players Union may request that the fine that was imposed should not be publishedpublicised. 4.4.5 A player who has been found guilty in a disciplinary case under a final judgment is entitled to apply in writing to the chairman of the club with a request to cancel the punishment that was imposed on him, to lessen the punishment or to impose a lesser punishment in place thereof in accordance with these Regulations, and the chairman is empowered to accede to the application or to reject it.