When is a player considered to be in the act of shooting in NBL27?

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FIBA has tightened the definition of the act of shooting, citing players trying to manipulate situations to draw fouls:

Jump shots: the shooting motion starts when the player begins moving their shoulders and the ball upward toward the basket.
Drives: it starts once the ball is gathered and the player continues the shooting motion toward the basket.
Passing the ball after contact, or moving it upward away from the basket in certain situations, means the player is no longer considered to be shooting.