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World Rugby Chair is in 'almighty hurry' as ex-referee boss urges top unions to 'resist' law changes

Summary by Planet Rugby
Owen Doyle wants unions to work against World Rugby Chair Brett Robinson who wants to make swift changes to the game's lawbook.
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World Rugby Chair is in 'almighty hurry' as ex-referee boss urges top unions to 'resist' law changes

Owen Doyle wants unions to work against World Rugby Chair Brett Robinson who wants to make swift changes to the game's lawbook.

·Dunedin, New Zealand
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Planet Rugby broke the news in Dunedin, New Zealand on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.
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