PLAYERS SECTION IV - WITHDRAWALS AND RETIREMENTS (b) If a player withdrew under a Late Withdrawal, she will be fined  the applicable Late Withdrawal fine plus the applicable fine  below. iii. Any player who publicly announces a withdrawal from a Tournament prior to submitting her official withdrawal to the WTA  in accordance with this Section IV.A.1 will be fined for Dishonorable  or Unprofessional Conduct under the Code of Conduct. d.  WTA Responsibility Draw WTA 1000, WTA 500, WTA 250 WTA 125 Singles Qualifying $500 $250 Singles Main Draw $1,000 Doubles Main Draw $1,000 Except as Section III.A.3 of these Rules requires, the WTA will not  withdraw a player from any WTA Acceptance List unless the WTA has  received notice of her withdrawal in accordance with this Section IV.A.1.  The WTA also will not automatically withdraw a player from any WTA  Tournament because of her entry in an ITF Tournament during that same  or the following week. If a player is automatically entered into the Main Draw of a WTA 1000  Mandatory Tournament or Grand Slam, she must follow the procedures  set forth in this Section to withdraw from such Tournament. If the player  withdraws from such Tournament, then she will receive zero (0) ranking  points for the Tournament in accordance with Section VIII.A.4.a.i(a) and  will be subject to the Late Withdrawal fines set out in Section IV.A.3.b. e.  Withdrawals from Automatic Entry Tournaments a.  In addition to the withdrawal requirements in Section IV.A.1 above, if a  player withdraws on site, she is required to: i.  Meet with the on-site PHCP and the Tournament Physician for an  evaluation and assessment of the injury or illness prior to leaving the  Tournament city; 2.  Additional Requirements for On-Site Withdrawals ii.  Within twenty-four (24) hours, participate in one (1) post-withdrawal  activity not to exceed one (1) hour, which may include the following  or any similar activity as requested by the Tournament: 44