4. Half-time and Full-time: The referee indicates the end of each half firstly by whistle and
then giving the signal. Facing halfway you will have your arms outstretched
to the sides then draw them together with your palms coming together in front
in a pointing motion towards the middle of the field.
5. Six more touches: There may be an incident where the
touch count should be restarted. The referee makes a fist which is motioned
side to side above the head. This waving action is only completed twice.
Generally it should not be necessary to use your whistle. (Rule 27 & 38)
6. Lost control of the ball: In most situations the players will know
that control of the ball has been lost. Generally it should not be necessary to use
your whistle, however where there may be some doubt a short whistle blast should be
used. The signal is made between waist and chest height in front of the body. The
hands are motioned forward miming the spillage of the ball. (Rule 23)