PLAYERS SECTION VII - PLAYER RESPONSIBILITIES/ON-COURT RULES AND PROCEDURES d.  Fines for Doubles Players a.  Schedule of play change creates timing conflict; it being understood that  practice time is not an excusable absence. Fines for doubles players will be based on the player’s WTA Doubles  Ranking. The amount of the fine shall be 50% of the singles fine set out  above. The ACES fine for a doubles player at WTA 125 Tournaments shall be $250  per violation. Players who do not appear for, or are materially late to, mandatory or arranged  activities will be exempt from ACES fines under the following circumstances  with appropriate notice: 7. Exceptions b.  Player has been eliminated from singles and doubles, if applicable, at the  Tournament, her ACES were scheduled for more than twenty-four (24)  hours after her elimination from the Tournament, and she has left the  event market. c.  Withdrawal from Tournament due to injury or illness; it being understood  that if the WTA Communications Department determines that a  commitment is still achievable in the event market or via telephone at  the present Tournament, or where feasible, in person at the player’s next  scheduled Tournament (in addition to that Tournament’s ACES), then the  player is expected to fulfill the commitment during such Tournament,  or in person at the player’s next scheduled Tournament. In no event  will a player be required to remain in an event market for more than  twenty-four (24) hours after she withdraws in order to fulfill any ACES  requirements. d. Extenuating circumstances including delayed or cancelled flights; it  being understood that every attempt must be made to reschedule  commitments upon arrival. e. Failure of the Communications staff or a Tournament to provide  reasonable notice of a mandatory activity. 8. Appeals Players may appeal ACES fines to the Code of Conduct Committee. All fine  appeals must be filed within twenty-one (21) days from the date of notice. 118