Any new tariffs would have to be agreed by the Football Regulatory Authority, the semi-autonomous body responsible for setting disciplinary tariffs, chaired by the FA director, Barry Bright.
"The product of an errant notary public can cause problems for innocent citizens of the state," Johnson writes in setting disciplinary rules for the obscure profession.
These benchmarks are set by disciplinary experts around the country who represent most of South Africa's universities.
Although the power to change the laws of the game have remained with the MCC, the ICC developed its own Code of Conduct for players, officials, and administrators, which sets out disciplinary procedures and protects the spirit of the game.
His former boss was phlegmatic in his response, calling the prop a Leicester icon and predicting that they would one day have a beer together and joke about it, but the club itself was less forgiving and raised the temperature before the return match in Toulon on Saturday by making the two complaints and setting the disciplinary process in motion.
Now on staff full-time, his business cards say director of enrichment, but Mr. Concepción also teaches and tutors reading and math as well as arts appreciation, and sets the disciplinary tone with a tough-love blend of terror and teasing that has won the hearts of the black and Latino children he calls "my son," "my brother," "my queen".
The Premier League set up a disciplinary tribunal to try West Ham, who in April 2007 pleaded guilty.
It also established a formal governing body to write and amend bylaws and to set up a disciplinary committee and an internal appeals court.
The I.O.C. set up a disciplinary panel "to inquire into possible anti-doping violations at previous Olympic Games, in connection with recent revelations concerning the Telekom Cycling Team".
Should Campbell choose to go down that path, the Football League would then set up a disciplinary commission and issue letters to the parties involved, giving them 14 days to respond.
