This document provides general rules and guidelines for officiating. A referee should: immediately react to situations without assuming or preempting; listen more than talk while maintaining control; hustle and sell calls only when needed; be careful about what they say; appear neat and knowledgeable to leave no openings for coaches; and get captains and scorers to support them. Referees should also keep moving, start and finish strongly, be realistic not legalistic, admit mistakes, and let no-calls speak for themselves. The overall goal is to make difficult tasks look easy through consistency while always improving.