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There are governing high school, collegiate and professional associations that have strict rules the refs must follow. If it is an AAU or rec league they may modify the rules to fit the situation. In that case it s the tournament director or athletic director in the case of a school. The main consideration is that the rules MUST be in witing for both teams to review prior to season starting.
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