This is interesting:
"The rules around unreasonable and/or frivolous challenges have been toughened up, meaning that any unsuccessful challenge to a charge of Grades A-D will automatically incur five penalty points to the player’s record."
So they are now saying that any unsuccessful appeal will be deemed frivolous and punished. The right of appeal is central to any fair judicial system, but they seem hell-bent on taking that right away, or at least making it too risky to embark upon. Doesn't sit right with me at all, that.

https://www.rugby-league.com/article/63689/disciplinary-%7C-match-review-panel

https://www.rugby-league.com/article/63689/disciplinary-%7C-match-review-panel

So nothing for either of the high tackles from Hull? At least one of those would've been a yellow at the very least last year. This game is a joke. Mind you, no point KR seeing the benefit of it next week. 

About time this lot came to their senses..can't keep banning people for practically nothing...

So why were the draconian penalties introduced for 2024 (to protect brain injury) and now they have rowed back from it?  The RFL are all over the place with the policy. 

I believe head contacts reduced significantly last season, maybe there is a thought that the ‘medicine has been taken’ and things are back under control. I’d imagine if numbers start creeping back up we will see a return.