What if the two touch judges disagree on a kick at goal, or the ball passes near an upright?

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If there is no disagreement between the touch judges, their decision is accepted. If they disagree, the referee decides. If the ball passes near one upright, the touch judge assigned to that upright is in the better position to decide whether it passed inside or outside the post. In a disagreement, the referee should be more inclined to accept that touch judge's decision. You should not necessarily stay stationary while the ball is in flight. Move enough to keep a clear view of the ball at all times. Players from the non-kicking team must stay outside the field of play until the touch judges have made their decision on a conversion kick.