What happens when the referee cautions my team for repeated infringements?

Q: What happens when the referee cautions my team for repeated infringements?

Under World Rugby Law 9.8 to 9.10: A team must not repeatedly commit the same offence, and a player must not repeatedly infringe the laws. Sanction: penalty. When different players in the same team keep committing the same offence, the referee gives the team a general caution (often called a team warning). If the team then repeats the offence, the referee shows a yellow card to the guilty player or players. After a general caution, pass the message on to your team: the next player to commit that offence can expect a yellow card.

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Under World Rugby Law 9.8 to 9.10:

A team must not repeatedly commit the same offence, and a player must not repeatedly infringe the laws. Sanction: penalty.
When different players in the same team keep committing the same offence, the referee gives the team a general caution (often called a team warning).
If the team then repeats the offence, the referee shows a yellow card to the guilty player or players.

After a general caution, pass the message on to your team: the next player to commit that offence can expect a yellow card.