The MRC has handed down one suspension and six charges following Saturday's three-game blockbuster slate.
Melbourne Storm five-eighth Cameron Munster has been handed a one-game suspension for a Grade 2 Dangerous Contact charge on Manly Sea Eagles forward Taniela Paseka.
Munster's suspension could increase to two games if he is found guilty at the Judiciary on Tuesday.
The Storm are heading into a bye next round, with Tyran Wishart expected to move into the number six jersey while rookie Hayden Watson is likely to remain at halfback for their Round 25 clash against the Penrith Panthers as Jahrome Hughes continues his recovery from injury.
There was only one other charge from Saturday's opening game in Perth, with Manly winger Jason Saab charged with a Grade 1 Careless High Tackle on Storm forward Joe Chan.
As it is Saab's second offence of the season, he will face a fine ranging from $1,800 to $2,500 depending on whether he contests the charge at the Judiciary.
The Dolphins' 40-32 win over the Brisbane Broncos also produced three fines, with Patrick Carrigan, Morgan Knowles and Kotoni Staggs all charged with Grade 1 Careless High Tackles.
All three players have been handed $1,800 fines as second offenders, with their fines potentially increasing by $700 if they contest the charges and are found guilty at the Judiciary.
In the final Saturday night matchup, the South Sydney Rabbitohs' Sean Keppie and the Parramatta Eels' Jack De Belin were both charged with Grade 1 Dangerous Contact.
As first offenders, both players will receive $1,000 fines, which could increase by $500 if they contest the charges and are found guilty at the Judiciary.
