By far the stupidest rule is 'Ref's call'. Instead they should decide once and for all who is going to get the benefit of the doubt, my preference is for the defending team, but really as long as it is applied consistantly I don't care. Lets just say it is the same as now and benefit goes to the attacking team. So in a close try situation, the ref doesn't see it, goes upstairs to the video ref, he still can't figure it out, obviously then in this situation there is sufficient doubt and the try is awarded. Every time. Much simpler.
I also think they should be a bit tougher on high tackles. It seems nowadays hardly anyone only gets a penalty for a high tackle. They either let it go or its sufficiently bad and it goes on report.
I'd like to see the double movement rule relaxed if anything. You should be able to stretch out with your arm. As it is it is a shambles.
Scrums : i don't know what the rule is now buit it should be that the ball is out either when the lock picks it up or when it passes his feet. A scrum should be an advantage but so many times the first tackle is behind the line of the scrum.
