If “play-on” is called before possession is established, and then the team that called the breach does not gain/retain possession, the “play on” call should be ignored and play should stop. The players involved must still determine if the breach actually affected the outcome, before determining whether the play should stand.Any player recognizing that play should continue without a stoppage should announce 'play on”. If the player who called the breach does not announce 'play on' and the opposing team is uncertain whether play should continue, the opposing team has the option to stop play by calling 'violation'.If the team that called the foul gains or retains possession, but the foul has impacted on their ability to continue play, they can call an indirect foul once possession has been established. This will stop play and enable them to make up any positional disadvantage caused by the foul.