111.   FIFA rules say that the final round of games should kick off simultaneously when teams are rivals for World Cup places.

112.   However, Nobel prize rules say nominees must be living.

113.   However, Japanese rules say a player who is retired for one season can then sign with any team.

114.   House rules say committee assignments can be made only by the party caucus to which a member has declared allegiance.

115.   If that fails, the airline must remove the objecting passenger from the flight, the rules say.

116.   IAAF rules say that athletes who refuse to be tested for banned substances are considered to have tested positive and can be suspended for up to four years.

117.   International Olympic Committee rules say salbutamol is permitted by inhaler only and must be declared in writing prior to competitions to relevant medical authorities.

118.   ISU rules say judges must mark independently.

119.   License rules say Camelot must protect winners who want privacy.

120.   Only state media would be allowed to set up news sites and even then only with government approval, the rules said.