Repeat Infraction definition

Repeat Infraction means a second or subsequent occurrence of any Misconduct at Games Infraction in the same category within a 48-week period (or 96 weeks in the case of a Category 5 Infraction). In relation to Categories 1, 2, 3 only an Infraction committed in the same Code and at the same level as the previous occurrence shall constitute a Repeat Infraction. Re: categories 4 and 5 a second occurrence shall constitute a Repeat Infraction irrespective of the Code/level of the previous occurrence.
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Repeat Infraction in the section of Rule above means a second or subsequent occurrence of any Misconduct at Games by Players Infraction in the same category within a 48-week period (or 96 weeks in the case of a Category 5 Infraction).
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Repeat Infraction in the Section of Rule above means a second or subsequent occurrence of any Misconduct at Games by Team Officials Infraction in the same Category within a 48 week period (or 96 week period in the case of a Category IVa Infraction), irrespective of the Code or Level of the previous occurrence.
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More Definitions of Repeat Infraction

Repeat Infraction in the Section of Rule above means a second occurrence of any Misconduct by Players Infraction in the same Category within a 48-week period
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