Agree with the reasoning definitely, and a penalty on the last tackle does my head in and we seem to cop it quite a bit.

There's just little bits I would want ironing out. Side makes a half break say, 1st or 2nd tackle (maybe from a kick) and you bring them down 60 out. Giving away a penalty under that system means a set of 6 which they have anyway 50 out. Under the current rules, that 60 out becomes 30 out. The only side that benefits there is the side you've penalised.

Premiership Football with the building of larger stadiums or increasing the capacities of the present one.

...is the exception that proves the rule. Elite level football remains both rich and popular.

I hope the tweak the rule if they introduce it. If they restart the set on the first then they should either give the attacking team another 10m or let them kick for touch.

Why not just give the penalty and let the attacking team either kick for touch or kick for goal OR let them take a quick tap to keep it going. At present refs will not allow a quick tap. They always stop play while the defensive line re sets.

As you say yourself, you don't get the continuity of play with a so-called quick tap, because so often the refs don't allow it. Six more gives that continuity.

Also, how many times do you see a ref blow up for a pen when actually allowing play to continue would probably result in a try? Winger intercepts a pass and sprints from his own line. Is hauled down just short by the opposing full-back, who hangs on for dear life, but he eventually plays it. Under the old system, the ref blows a pen (and maybe yellow card), defence has time to reset. Six again and they probably score anyway. Ref can go back and issue a yellow later if need be.