ends following an MTO or the two (2) change of ends for muscle cramping); 

(b) call for re-taping during the regular change of ends time; or 

(c) medication delivery during the regular change of ends time. 

On-court coaching can start from when the PHCP is called to court or when the player leaves the court, respectively. 

iii. In accordance with the Extreme Weather Condition Rule (ninety (90) seconds within the ten (10) minutes, either at the start or end of the break). 

* In addition to the coaching requests of the previous set, doubles teams may see their coaches before the start of the match tie-break played instead of the third set. 

c. If a player makes an on-court coaching request without her opponent asking for a PHCP or taking a change of attire/toilet break, such request will count as her one (1) allowed on-court coaching request for that set, regardless of whether her opponent also makes a request for her coach. 

d. During a match, a player can only make one (1) of the following requests at the same time: (i) on-court coaching request; (ii) request for a PHCP; or (iii) request for a toilet/change of attire break. 

e. In doubles, if one partner leaves the court for a toilet break, her partner on-court may not request to see her coach at the same time, however their opponents may request to see their coach. 

## 4. Chair Umpire 

a. Prior to the start of a match, the Chair Umpire shall confirm that a player has a designated coach for on-court coaching. 

b. During the pre-match meeting, the Chair Umpire may include a brief explanation of the on-court coaching procedures if necessary and shall confirm that both, one, or none of the players have a designated coach for the match. 

c. The following procedures shall apply when an on-court coaching time is taken: 

i. The player shall request through the Chair Umpire her desire to have her designated coach on the court. The Chair Umpire will confirm to the player whether the request is granted or not. 

