Players and spectators want "the right decision". As a referee at a much lower level, all I care about is the safety and enjoyment of the players. "The right decision" remains a huge part of both safety and enjoyment, but in the absence of a team of three, players accept (my) mistakes (mostly).
At international level, the stakes aren't higher for the players, but they are for the officials (and coaches FWIW). The protocol is that the officials are wired up. But having been wired up occasionally, sometimes the signal isn't great.
When To3 becomes To4 with TMO, and if they are indeed reviewed on the their team performance, I'd rather see the right decision made
after a stoppage. The referee being the only one to decide on whether to play advantage or not.
