CODE OF CONDUCT SECTION XVII - CODE OF CONDUCT i.  Use, possession, distribution, or intent to distribute illegal drugs or  substances; ii.  Sexual misconduct, harassment, or abuse; or iii.  Child abuse. Further, this obligation may be violated if, depending upon the nature  of the crime, a Player Support Team member has been convicted of or  entered a plea of guilty or no contest to an offense that is a violation of  any law specifically designed to protect minors. f.  Anti-Doping Activity Player Support Team members shall comply with the Anti-Doping  Program and shall not aid or abet in any way a player’s violation of the  Anti-Doping Program. g.  Anti-Corruption Program Player Support Team members shall comply with the Anti-Corruption  Program and shall not aid or abet in any way a player’s violation of the  Anti-Corruption Program. h.  General Conduct and Requirements i.  Player Support Team members shall be familiar with, and agree to  abide by, the Rules and encourage players to abide by the same. ii.  Player Support Team members must comply with all requirements of  any Player Support Team member registration program established  by the WTA. iii. Player Support Team members shall not conduct themselves in  a manner that will reflect unfavorably on the WTA or any WTA  Tournament, player, official, or the game of tennis. 2.  Credentialed Persons No person who has been given a credential by a Tournament, including  members of the media, may at any time during the Tournament engage in  abusive conduct directed towards any player, official, spectator, or Tournament  or WTA staff. 300