PLAYERS SECTION VII - PLAYER RESPONSIBILITIES/ON-COURT RULES AND PROCEDURES 1.  Number and Nature of Breaks Allowed a. Singles b. Doubles Each player is entitled to a maximum of one (1) break per match. A player  may change her attire during a toilet break if taken on a set break. Each team is entitled to a maximum of two (2) breaks per match. If  partners leave the court together, it counts as one (1) of the team’s  authorized breaks. A player may change her attire during a toilet break if  taken on a set break. Any time a player leaves the court for a toilet or change of attire break, it is  considered her one (1) authorized break, regardless of whether or not the  player’s opponent has left the court. A player may not take a toilet break/change of attire break and a Medical Time  Out consecutively, unless approved by the Referee/Supervisor. 2.  Timing of Breaks Change of attire breaks must be taken on a set break. Toilet breaks should be taken on a set break. However, if a toilet break  is taken during a set, it must be taken before the player’s own service  game. If the player has been authorized to leave the court before her  opponent’s service game or during her own service game once started,  then the player is leaving the court on her own time and will be penalized  with back-to-back Time Violations in accordance with Section VII.G.2.a  until the earlier of the time she returns to play, is due to serve, or the score  reaches a set break. a.  Change of Attire Breaks b.  Toilet Breaks Any toilet break taken after a warm up has started is considered a player’s  one (1) authorized break. Additional breaks will be authorized but will be  penalized as a Delay of Game Code Violation in accordance with the Point  Penalty Schedule if the player is not ready to play within the allowed time  (see Section VII.G.2.b). 137