Please note – the latest Australian Tournament Regulations are available via https://www.tennis.com.au/tournaments/regulations

1. Small Draw Reduction (Prizemoney & Australian Ranking points) – Please be aware that total prizemoney for events and Australian Ranking points can be reduced at the discretion of the tournament if entry numbers are low. Please refer to the Australian Ranking Tournament regulations document for specific wording about small draw reduction rules.
2. Matches played without a chair umpire – The majority of tennis matches at Australian Ranking tournaments will be played without a chair umpire. Please be aware of the specific procedures for matches played without a chair umpire via https://www.tennis.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Procedures-for-Matches-played-without-a-Chair-Umpire-V19.3.pdf
3. Tennis Etiquette – If you or your family are unfamiliar with the behaviour you need to display at Australian Ranking tournaments, please be aware of the tennis etiquette rules via the link above and within the Code of Behaviour: Tournaments and Competitions national policy via https://www.tennis.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Code-of-Behaviour-Tournaments-and-Competitions-V2-FINAL-approved-9-November-2020-v2.pdf .
4. Withdrawal deadline and Late Withdrawal Rule – A player is permitted four (4) Late Withdrawal and/or Failure to Complete Match or Tournament violations in a calendar year without incurring disciplinary points. But please read the additional information regarding this new policy via https://www.tennis.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Code-of-Behaviour-Tournaments-and-Competitions-V2-FINAL-approved-9-November-2020-v2.pdf  
5. Australian Ranking points allocation eligibility – The Australian Ranking is an all-inclusive ranking of Australian players. Therefore to create an accurate ranking system, certain rules have been put in place in regards to what points players’ can obtain at each age of their journey. Please refer to the full Australian Ranking rules in the appendix of the Australian Tournament Regulations document.
6. Entering two tournaments at the same time – An athlete may enter and play an event (including qualifying draws) in different tournaments where any of the dates of those tournaments overlap, however they must complete all commitments to the earlier tournament by the day before their first match of the second tournament that has been scheduled. Under no circumstances can an athlete be an active participant in two overlapping tournaments on the same day. Refer to the “Entering two tournaments” rule within the Australian Tournament Regulations document.