STANDARDS SECTION XVIII - TOURNAMENT STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE allowed to receive on-court coaching (and may not designate  a different coach) for the remainder of that Tournament and  during the following WTA Tournament in which she participates. An on-court coach’s microphone may be switched off while he or she  is sitting in the stands.  d.  On-court coaches may converse in their chosen language.  e.  On-court coaches should sit in the designated coaching seats to allow  easy and quick access to the court. The coach must use the official court  entrance to get onto the court and can under no circumstances climb  the stands or jump over fences, which may result in his/her on-court  coaching privileges being removed. f.  On-court coaches shall only provide advice during the on-court coaching  period and are not permitted to bring any articles (i.e., food, drinks,  tennis equipment, or medical supplies) onto the court to provide to their  player(s), unless any such articles have been seen and approved by the  Chair Umpire. Notes and official WTA authorized electronic devices may  be brought onto the court but may not be left with the player. g. On-court coaches must leave the court immediately upon the Chair  Umpire announcing “Time.” h. On-court coaches may not provide coaching or communicate with a  player outside of the court.  a.  On-court coaching requests must be made to the Chair Umpire.  b.  During a match, a player can request her coach at the following times:  i.  Once per set (either on a change of ends or at the end of a set). A set  break will count as part of the set that just finished;* ii.  When her opponent takes a change of attire/toilet break, or asks for  a PHCP except in the following cases:  (a)  change of ends treatments (i.e., the two (2) additional change of  3.  On-Court Coaching Requests Coaches are subject to the normal coaching rules outside the on-court  coaching procedures and may be penalized in accordance to the Point  Penalty Schedule for Coaching.  372