CODE OF CONDUCT SECTION XVII - CODE OF CONDUCT E.  EXHIBITION/NON-WTA EVENT RULE 1. Definition 2.  Applicability to Players under the Age Eligibility Rule An Exhibition/Non-WTA Event is regarded as any tennis competition between  two (2) or more Players who compete in Professional Tennis tournaments  whether or not the players receive remuneration for their participation in the  event, which is not a part of the WTA or Women’s ITF World Tennis Tour and is  not recognized on the WTA or ITF Women’s calendars. These events include  single-day, multiple-day, week-long, seasonal team competitions and charity  events. Participation in Exhibition/Non-WTA Events by Players under the age of 18 is  also subject to Section X.A - Age Eligibility Rule. Unless granted a waiver pursuant to sub-Section 6 below, a Player is not  permitted to play in an Exhibition/Non-WTA Event if it is scheduled as follows: 3.  Player Participation a.  Within sixty (60) days before or thirty (30) days after a WTA 1000, WTA  500, or WTA 250 Tournament (including the WTA Finals and WTA Elite  Trophy) and the Exhibition/Non-WTA Event is located either (i) within 125  miles/200 kilometers, measured linearly, of the site of the Tournament, or  (ii) within the same generally recognized market area of the Tournament,  as determined by the CEO;  b.  During the same week a WTA 1000, WTA 500, or WTA 250 Tournament  (including the WTA Finals and WTA Elite Trophy) is scheduled; or c.  During the same week as a WTA 125 Tournament in which the player is  entered, including the Sunday night after the final. 4. Exception Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, as long as a Player is not  competing in a WTA Tournament in the week preceding a Grand Slam, she  may participate in an Exhibition/Non-WTA Event on the Saturday or Sunday  prior to the commencement of the Grand Slam Main Draw, if that Exhibition/ Non-WTA Event is promoted by the Grand Slam. 290