When the referee discusses procedures, who else is involved in this review?

The involvement of the scores and timekeeper during the referee's discussion of procedures is essential for ensuring that all aspects of the match are managed effectively. The scores and timekeeper play a crucial role in accurately recording the match's progress, including points scored, periods elapsed, and any other critical timing elements. This collaboration helps maintain the integrity of the competition, as accurate information is vital for fair governing of the match.

While the wrestlers are directly involved in the match and may need to understand some procedures, the scores and timekeeper are responsible for the official management of the match's statistics, making their participation vital during procedural discussions. Coaches, although influential in the development and strategy of the athletes, do not participate in the referee's procedural overview, which focuses on the immediate operational aspects of the match. The audience is also not part of these discussions as their role is to observe rather than participate in the administrative functions of the competition.