What goes on the match record, and how are cards recorded?

Q: What goes on the match record, and how are cards recorded?

Under World Aquatics rules, one secretary keeps the Record of the Game, a written record of: the players on the field of play; goals scored; timeouts taken; exclusion fouls (including misconduct and violent action); penalty fouls; personal fouls. When the Referee awards a personal foul, the Referee shows the offending player's cap number to the secretary to record. Cards: when the Referee shows a yellow or red card, it is shown visibly to the recipient and to the officials' table with the recipient's cap number (for a player) or identity (for a coach or team official), and the secretary records it. If part of a match is replayed, goals, personal fouls and timeouts from that part are deleted from the record, but exclusions for violent action or misconduct and red cards stay on it.

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Under World Aquatics rules, one secretary keeps the Record of the Game, a written record of:

the players on the field of play;
goals scored;
timeouts taken;
exclusion fouls (including misconduct and violent action);
penalty fouls;
personal fouls.

When the Referee awards a personal foul, the Referee shows the offending player's cap number to the secretary to record.

Cards: when the Referee shows a yellow or red card, it is shown visibly to the recipient and to the officials' table with the recipient's cap number (for a player) or identity (for a coach or team official), and the secretary records it.

If part of a match is replayed, goals, personal fouls and timeouts from that part are deleted from the record, but exclusions for violent action or misconduct and red cards stay on it.