"The Australian Rugby League Commission's (ARLC) policy on player behaviour will be reviewed when the Commission meets on 28 February," ARLC Chairman Peter Beattie said.
"At that time, we will consider the position put forward by Melbourne Storm Chairman, Bart Campbell and other leaders of the game. It will also be on the agenda when Club and State Chairs and CEOs meet on 28 February.
"The ARLC sets policy. The NRL implements it.
"The ARLC is strongly opposed to anyone in Rugby League being involved in violence of any kind, especially domestic violence and any behaviour which brings the game into disrepute.
"The ARLC has instructed the NRL to take the strongest possible action against any player engaged in such behaviour - from serious fines, to suspensions and de-registration."