STANDARDS SECTION XVIII - TOURNAMENT STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE the Tournament with the opportunity to cure a violation prior to  issuing a determination. Violations of the Tournament Standards of Performance shall subject  a Tournament to one (1) or more of the following: (a) a warning; (b)  a fine; (c) being placed on “Probationary” status; (d) loss or change  in membership status; (e) forfeiture of all sums, if any, paid to the  WTA; and/or (f) any other reasonable penalties. In addition to the  foregoing, when a Tournament or Tournament partner uses a  Player Likeness in violation of Section VII.B.7.a, then the affected  Player may request that such Tournament shall be precluded from  using her likeness in any and all advertising the following year of  the Tournament provided that such request is made at least six (6)  months prior to the start of such Tournament. iii.  Possible Penalties iv.  Payment of Fines Violations of the Tournament Standards of Performance shall be  classified by the WTA by Tournament category and by Violation  Level. Please see Appendix G for a chart detailing Violation Levels  and corresponding fines. If a Tournament receives a warning in a  Supervisor Report for a violation and that violation is not remedied  the following year, then the Tournament will be fined according to  the chart in Appendix G. All fines for violations of the Tournament Standards of Performance  shall be paid by the Tournament to the WTA, to the attention of the  Chief Operating Officer, within twenty-one (21) days after receipt of  written notice thereof. Fines not paid within twenty-one (21) days  may be deducted from Commercial Benefits or other payments due  from the WTA to the Tournament. All Tournament Standards of Performance fines shall be retained  by the WTA, with the exception of those fines assessed against a  Tournament due to a violation which directly affects the players  (i.e., violations due to insufficient courts, hotel facilities, or medical  staff), which shall be split 50/50 between the WTA and the WTBA. In  addition to the foregoing, for fines assessed against a Tournament  because the Tournament used a Player Likeness in violation of  Section VII.B.7.a, then the entirety of such fine shall go to the WTBA. In the event that the WTA recommends that the penalty imposed on  v.  Board of Directors Decision on Recommended Loss of Membership 343