What happens if a player, official or spectator is sent off or tackles dangerously?

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Umpires and League Administrators can issue yellow and red cards to any player, official or spectator.

Card	Player	Team official or spectator
Yellow	Leaves via the interchange, cannot return for 15 minutes of playing time, may be replaced at once	Must leave the vicinity of the ground for 15 minutes (no Playing Surface, Coaches Box, change rooms or spectating)
Red	Out for the rest of the match including breaks, may be replaced after 15 minutes of playing time	Must leave the vicinity for the rest of the match

Two yellow cards in one match: no further part and an automatic one-match suspension.
A third yellow card over the season (and each after) becomes a red card with an automatic one-match suspension.
Anyone who fails to leave the playing surface or arena when directed is reported, the match is terminated and their team forfeits.

Dangerous tackles: cues include leaving the head or body vulnerable, slinging, pinned arms, lifting the legs and driving or two-action tackles. Guide for umpires: low impact with no head-to-ground contact is a free kick; low impact with head hitting the ground, or high impact without, is a yellow card; high impact with head hitting the ground is a red card.

Coaches and team managers face the same investigations and penalties as players. Players in Years 3 to 6 do not appear at the Community Football Tribunal because of their age.