Can an official question decisions made by another official within the limits of their duties?

The authority in officiating is structured to maintain the integrity and authority of the game. Within the framework of NFHS basketball rules, officials are expected to uphold decisions made on the court with respect and unity. While officials may communicate and discuss plays or situations they witnessed, they are not permitted to question another official's decision in a way that undermines the overall authority of the officiating crew.

This structure helps to ensure that the game continues without disruption and maintains the respect necessary for effective officiating. Discussions among officials can certainly occur to clarify situations, but the official's decision remains final unless it is within the scope of a coach's challenge or similar unique circumstance that allows for a review. Thus, it is important for officials to support each other and maintain a cohesive front during the game.