What are the rules for void vaults and warm-up timing?

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Void vaults The Chief Judge must tell the coach if any judge on the panel voided the vault. At State Championships and above, void optional vaults should be scored unofficially but not submitted, unless video review decisively shows the vault was completed. For Levels 8-10, if a first vault gets a zero for not landing feet first, an immediate video review (if available and decisive) is allowed, and must be done before the second vault. Vault numbers: for Levels 6-10, the vault number must be visually displayed at any meet with a 4-judge panel. At other meets, the vault name or number may be said aloud to the judges. Warm-up timing Vault warm-up time starts when a gymnast stands on the table or mat stack to do a skill, or runs and touches the springboard. Handstand hops and run-bys that don't touch the board aren't counted and are allowed if they don't delay the meet. Excessive delay could result in a deduction. A gymnast may not run or jump in front of the vault judges' table. Doing so gets a warning for exceeding warm-up time. If an athlete or team exceeds warm-up time, the timer reports it to the Meet Director or Meet Referee. That counts as the warning, and any further infraction is a 0.20 penalty. When gymnasts warm up on floor between routines, the Meet Director must assign an adult monitor. This is not a judge's job.