VI. FACILITIES & ON-SITE CONDITIONS 2) Issued player credential badges shall not distinguish between qualifying players  and main draw players (for example: qualifying players should not be issued a “Q”  badge while main draw players are issued a “P” badge; all players must be issued  the same category/type of badge). 3) Policies regarding access to practice facilities and locker room for players after  they have been eliminated from the event shall be applied equally to both quali - fying and main draw players. 4) Policies regarding access to amenities (food, transportation, etc.) for players after  they have been eliminated from the event shall be applied equally to both quali - fying and main draw players. 5) In all cases, priority shall be given to players still competing in the event with re - spect to access to facilities and amenities. 6) Player Support Team members must be in the company of a player who is accept - ed into the event.  (See ATP Addendum, page 381) 7) ATP staff members must be working the event or have otherwise applied for and  been accepted for a credential.  8) All others must have applied in advance and been approved for a credential by  the tournament.  (See ATP Addendum, page 381) 9) Special provisions for Combined Events. a) Tour Guests . One credential for each “official” guest of ATP, provided that  such requests are reasonable, and access is limited as appropriate for secu - rity. b) Tour Sponsor.  One (1) credential for a “Tour” sponsor. c) Alumni.  Tournaments may provide alumni players credentials at their discre - tion.  d) Tournament Members.  Each tournament shall provide ATP Tournament Di - rectors with on-site access. C. Applicability.  Tournaments must ensure that they have one single accreditation sys - tem and policy in place to cover all third party credentials (including, without limita tion, credentials for players, player support team members, ATP staff members, sup - pliers, contractors, media representatives (e.g. photographers, TV crew members,  journalists and commentators), Tournament employees and spectators provided with  accreditation). D. Accreditation Policy.  Tournaments must base their accreditation policy on the stan - dard “ATP Accreditation Policy” as specified in “Exhibit AC” to create their “Tourna ment Accreditation Policy”.  E. Application. (See ATP Addendum, page 381) . All persons applying for credentials  must have applied in advance and been approved by the Tournament for a credential  for the relevant Tournament. Once approved, all persons must sign an “Accreditation  Acceptance Form” as provided by the tournament. Tournaments must ensure that the  Accreditation Acceptance Form is available in hard copy at the Tournament site, as  well as online for those persons applying for credentials through an online system. F. Proof of Identity.  As part of the accreditation process, Tournaments must require  proof of identity for all persons prior to issuing credentials; this must be through photo  identification such as passport, national ID card or driving license and may be provid - 94 95 I. Laptops and Communication Devices. The continual use of laptop computers or  other handheld electronic devices within the confines (spectator area) of the tourna - ment match courts shall be prohibited and each tournament shall take reasonable  steps to enforce such prohibition. The exception to this provision is properly cre - dentialed media, tournament vendors and tournament staff when used in the perfor mance of their duties. H. Ticketing .  (See Challenger Addendum, page 399). Tournaments must take  reasonable steps to enforce the material points of the ATP Accreditation Policy as  would apply to ticket holders. Tournaments must ensure that appropriate wording is  contained on all tickets provided to ticket holders including, without limitation: (i) a  summary, or clear notice directing to a webpage, with the material points contained  in the Tournament Accreditation Policy as they apply to ticket holders (including, as  a minimum and without limitation, that, unless approved in advance in writing by the  ATP, the ticket holder may not: (a) continually collect, disseminate, transmit, publish  or release from the grounds of the Tournament any match scores or related statistical  data during match play (from the commencement of a match through its conclusion)  for any commercial, betting or gambling purpose; and (b) film, photograph, broad - cast, stream, publish, transmit and/or otherwise offer to the public (or assist any third  party in offering to the public), on a live or on a delayed basis, in whole or in part, and  whether on a free basis or subject to payment, any sound recording, photograph,  video footage, motion picture, film and/or other audio-visual content captured by any  means whatsoever inside the Tournament site (except as is allowed in the Tourna - ment Accreditation Policy)); (ii) a web address where the Tournament Accreditation  Policy can be found; and (iii) a notice that the continual use of laptop computers or  other handheld electronic devices within the spectator area of the Tournament match  courts shall be prohibited . G. Tournament Credentials. (See Challenger Addendum, page 399) . All persons  who have successfully applied for accreditation and have signed the Accreditation  Acceptance Form shall be issued with a physical credential pass by the Tournament.  Tournaments must ensure that such pass must include, without limitation: (i) photo  identification (as per Section F above); (ii) the name of the accreditee; (iii) a summary  of the material points contained in the Tournament Accreditation Policy (including, as  a minimum and without limitation, that, unless approved in advance in writing by the  ATP, the accreditee may not: (a) continually collect, disseminate, transmit, publish or  release from the grounds of the Tournament any match scores or related statistical  data during match play (from the commencement of a match through its conclusion)  for any commercial, betting or gambling purpose; and (b) film, photograph, broad - cast, stream, publish, transmit and/or otherwise offer to the public (or assist any third  party in offering to the public), on a live or on a delayed basis, in whole or in part, and  whether on a free basis or subject to payment, any sound recording, photograph,  video footage, motion picture, film and/or other audio-visual content captured by any  means whatsoever inside the Tournament site (except as is allowed in the Tourna - ment Accreditation Policy)); (iv) a web address where the Tournament Accreditation  Policy can be found; (v) an Standardized Accreditation Policy Proposal acknowledge - ment agreeing to abide by the rules of the Tennis Anti-Corruption Program and for  players, the Tennis Anti-Doping Program (as amended from time to time); and (vi) an  acknowledgement that the accreditation may be revoked at any time. ed in hard copy at the Tournament site or via upload when completing the Accredita - tion Acceptance Form online. 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