Which SafePlay Code infringements must I penalise in Under 13 to Under 15 matches?

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A penalty is mandatory after any breach of the National SafePlay Code (6-15 years). The infringements are: Tackle zone. Contact above the armpits made intentionally, recklessly or carelessly while attempting a tackle. A defender in front of a diving or falling ball-carrier may contact the shoulder if their arm or arms extend down the shoulder and trunk, underneath the ball-carrier. Dangerous tackles. Using the legs to trip or throw; a crotch hold; lifting the ball-carrier (if a foot or leg is lifted, call "held" immediately; if the tackle continues or the ball-carrier is placed in a dangerous position, penalise); ankle taps; shoulder charges; slinging or swinging the ball-carrier; any forceful, dangerous or unnecessary contact involving an unacceptable risk of injury. Ball-carrier contact. Thrusting an arm or using an outstretched stiff arm to contact a defender's head or neck, or forceful, dangerous or unnecessary contact. Pushing an opponent. Dangerous flop. Dropping, diving or falling on a prone player; a simple hand-on can complete the tackle. Verbal abuse. Threatening or offensive language, including sledging. Scrums. All scrums are de-powered; pushing, pulling in or rotating is an infringement. The referee, not the player, calls "held" when a ball-carrier surrenders in the tackle. The penalty should be clearly communicated to the offending player, kept brief, and does not have to be a stoppage or formal meeting. If an advantage occurs, the penalty is awarded at the breakdown immediately after the misconduct or where it occurred, whichever favours the non-offending team more. Referees must be fully briefed on the Code, and a pre-match meeting should include the referee, coaches, ground officials and, where possible, team captains. Source: National SafePlay Code 6-15 years, https://www.playrugbyleague.com/safety/safeplay/