* By whom and at what time may protests be lodged?

• By any player at any time during the game
• By the Captain within a certain time period after the game
• By the Captain at any time during the game when play has been stopped by the Water Referee
• By the Captain only after a goal is scored or at half time

* When would a Water Referee judge that a penalty shot has concluded?

• When a goal is scored
• When the defender has stopped the puck from going into the goal and swum it past the 6m D.
• When a foul has been committed
• Any of the above

* What penalty if any is awarded against a player who commits a major foul?

• A 2 or 5 min time penalty against the player, and a free puck awarded to the opposing team
• Dismissal for the remainder of the match
• A caution if it is his/her first foul and an equal puck awarded
• A caution if it is his/her first foul and a free puck awarded to the opposing team

* When a free puck is awarded and possession is not taken within 5 seconds of the signal to start play, what action should the Water Referee take?

• Signal a stop to play and award a free puck to the opposing team
• Allow players from either team to take possession
• Signal a stop to play and award an equal puck
• Signal a stop to play and replay the free puck

* Under what circumstances is an equal puck awarded?

• When it is not clear who flicked a puck out of bounds
• When the puck goes behind the goal
• When two opposing players foul each other at the same time
• All of the above

* By whom, when and how, is play restarted when a free puck, equal puck or penalty shot is awarded?

• The Chief Referee will sound the buzzer once the Water Referees are in position and have all signalled ready to start play
• When the players are in position
• When the Time Keeper is ready
• When the Water Referees have placed the puck

* Under what circumstances is a penalty shot awarded?

• Awarded for any rule infringement
• Awarded for any infringement within the 3m circle which prevents a likely goal being scored
• Awarded for Minor or accidental foul, or for any other reason thought necessary
• Deliberate major infringements, or repeated unsportsmanlike conduct

* Under what circumstances is a free puck awarded?

• When a player used a free arm to block another player from reaching the puck
• When a subbing fault has occurred
• When a breaking fault has occurred
• All of the above