What color card is given for not touching the chest or touching the belt during a bench press?

In powerlifting, during the bench press, the lifter must ensure that their back, head, and buttocks remain in contact with the bench at all times. Additionally, the bar must come to a complete stop on the lifter's chest before pressing, and certain body parts or equipment, such as the belt, must not touch the bar during the lift. If the lifter fails to meet these criteria, the referee is required to issue a red card. The red card signifies a serious infraction, which includes not touching the chest or an improper touch due to contacting the belt, leading to a failed lift. This system of using cards helps maintain standards and ensure fair competition according to the rules set by the International Powerlifting Federation. Other colors like blue, yellow, or green may represent different types of infractions or conditions but are not used in this particular scenario regarding bench press infractions.