Re-spotting Balls

All colour balls due to be re-spotted should be placed on their own spots.
No colour may, however, be touching another ball when it is re-spotted. If the spot of a colour due to be re-spotted is occupied by
another ball, or if the colour cannot be placed fully on its spot
without touching another ball, the ball to be re-spotted should be
placed on the available spot with the highest value (i.e. firstly
the black spot, then the pink etc.)

If all the spots are occupied a colour to be re-spotted is placed as near its own spot as possible between that spot and the nearest part of the top (i.e. opposite Baulk) cushion without touching another ball. If the space between the black spot and the top cushion be occupied, the black ball shall be placed as near as possible to its spot on the centre line of the table without touching another ball. The same applies to the pink and its spot should the space between that spot
and the top cushion be occupied.

Two colour balls must not be struck simultaneously or pocketed by the same stroke. Any number of reds may, however, be potted in one legal shot.