VIII. THE CODE VIII. THE CODE submitted to and determined by the ATP Senior Vice President – Rules and Compe - tition. This written petition shall detail the basis for the appeal.  1) Deadline.  The deadline for filing an appeal is as follows: ATP Tour Masters 1000  - 6:00 PM Eastern USA on the Tuesday of the event  week; except that: Indian Wells shall be the first Friday of the tournament week; and Miami shall be the first Thursday of the tournament week. If the Tribunal requests additional information, the player will have 24 hours  from receipt of this notice to submit the requested information. ATP Tour 500  - 10 days from the Monday of the event week. If the Tribunal requests additional information, the player will have 48 hours  from receipt of this notice to submit the requested information. ATP Tour 250/ATP Tour Qualifying/ATP Challenger Tour  - 10 days from  the Monday of the event week.  If the SVP - Rules and Competition requests additional information, the player  will have 48 hours from receipt of this notice to submit the requested informa - tion. Appeals must be submitted in writing to the Appeals Tribunal/SVP - Rules and  Competition and received prior to the deadline. Send electronically via email or  fax to: Miro Bratoev Senior Vice President - Rules & Competition 201 ATP Tour Boulevard Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida 32082 USA Email: miro.bratoev@atptour.com  Facsimile: +1 904 779 3300 2) Determination . The Tribunal President/SVP - Rules and Competition shall re - view the petition and make a determination within the following time period: 3) Scope of determination.  The Tribunal’s/SVP - Rules and Competition decision  on each case is limited to the following:  ATP Tour Masters 1000  - 12 Noon Eastern USA on the Friday* of the event  week. *For Indian Wells and Miami the determination shall be made by 12 Noon  Eastern USA on the 2nd Friday of the event.  ATP Tour 500  - 20 days from the Monday of the event week. ATP Tour 250/ATP Tour Qualifying/ATP Challenger Tour  - 20 days from  the Monday of the event week. ATP Cup ATP Tour Masters 1000 ATP Tour 500 ATP Tour 250/ATP Tour Qualifying/ATP Challenger Tour  Late Withdrawal Fine, if applicable Suspension Late Withdrawal Fine, if applicable. Ranking penalty Late Withdrawal Fine, if applicable. Withdrawal Fine Late Withdrawal Fine 196 197 L. Tribunal. The ATP Board of Directors and ATP CEO shall nominate designees for the appeals  tribunal as follows: 1) The three members of the board representing the players shall nominate a desig - nee to serve a one (1) year term on the tribunal. 2) The three members of the board representing the tournaments shall nominate a  designee to serve a one (1) year term on the tribunal. 3) The ATP CEO shall nominate a designee to serve a one (1) year term on the  tribunal. 4) Medical Advisor. a) A person nominated by the medical services committee shall be present,  if requested by the three (3) voting members of the Tribunal, at all tribunal  meetings to offer advice and expert opinion on medical matters presented to  the Tribunal. b) The advisor has no vote in any appeal decisions. M.  On-Site Offenses/Procedures The on-site offense provisions shall apply to every player during his participation in  an ATP Tour or ATP Challenger Tour tournament. On-site includes tournament hotels,  transportation, all tournament facilities and activities. 1) Dress and Equipment Every player shall dress and present himself for play in a professional manner.  Clean and customarily acceptable tennis attire as approved by ATP shall be worn.  A player who violates this section may be ordered by the Chair Umpire or Super - visor to change his attire or equipment immediately. Failure of a player to comply  with such order may result in an immediate default. a) Identification/Visible No visible identification shall be permitted on a player, his clothing, products  or equipment on court during a match or at any press conference or tourna - ment ceremony, except as follows: i)   ATP Definitions. 1. Clothing Designs.  Clothing designs will not be interpreted as manu - facturer’s logos and such logos can be incorporated into the clothing  design, provided they conform to the size and placement restrictions. 2. Commercial Identification.  Corporate or product identification other  than the manufacturer of the item, including social media usernames,  hashtags, and URLs. 3. Tennis Equipment Manufacturer.  The tennis equipment manufac - turer is the entity that distributes, or offers for sale, tennis racquets,  clothing, strings or shoes. 4. Clothing Manufacturer. Clothing manufacturer is the corporate or  product identification, trademarks (regardless of registration status)  or other recognizable names presented in the form of a logo or mark  on the clothing product in question. 5. Size Limitation. - If a patch, the size is determined by the area of the actual patch.  If a solid color patch is the same color as the clothing, then the 