CODE OF CONDUCT SECTION XVII - CODE OF CONDUCT ii.  A violation of this Section shall constitute the major player offense  of Aggravated Behavior and may result in the termination of  membership. d.  Sexual Harassment i.  Players shall not engage in sexual harassment (for example, by  making unwelcome advances, requests for sexual favors, or other  verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature where such conduct  may create an intimidating, hostile, or offensive environment). ii.  A violation of this Section shall constitute the major player offense of  Aggravated Behavior. e.  Additional Fine and Appeal Procedures another person (a) of diminished mental capacity or (b) by the use of  physical force, threats, coercion, intimidation or undue influence. i.  Monetary fines do not apply for Code violations received due to loss  of physical conditioning or as a result of medical treatment not being  complete within the allocated time, unless it is interpreted by the  Referee/Supervisor as gamesmanship. ii.  If a Player’s on-court behavior is reported to the WTA by another  Player, an umpire, or a Tournament official, such Player will be  subject to the applicable fine, even if a warning was not issued  during play. iii. The WTA shall determine the fine, which may be appealed to the  Committee, provided an appeal is filed within twenty-one (21) days  from the date of notice. iv. Player fines may be deducted from player prize money at the  Tournament at which the fine is levied or any subsequent tournament. 5.  Media Obligations 6.  Hindrance Rule See Section VII - Player Responsibilities for details on media/promotional/ sponsor responsibilities with which each Player must comply. See Section VII.H for the Hindrance Rule. 286