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As warning severity increases, conduct consistent with summary conviction, hybrid, and indictable offences may become more prevalent or more likely to occur.

Higher-severity warnings may indicate signs that gangs, organized-crime groups, or cartel-like coordination have formed or may be forming.

Anti-Social Forces Clause (Japan): Anti-social-forces exclusion provisions are a compliance and contracting safeguard intended to keep organized-crime groups and related enterprises out of legitimate transactions and activities, to maintain separation from improper influence, and to support refusal, reporting, or termination when unlawful or coercive intervention is identified. The public-interest objective is to distance legitimate society and legitimate sport from anti-social forces and reduce their ability to exert influence. In a sports setting, the principle is especially important: honor, fair play, athlete safety, and legitimate competition should prevail over intimidation, retaliation, manipulation, or other anti-social methods.