In the policy regarding Substances of Abuse, what is mentioned about the consequences of repeated violations?

The policy regarding Substances of Abuse outlines a structure of progressive disciplinary actions for players who violate the policy repeatedly. When a player has multiple positive tests, the consequences are designed not only to penalize them but also to encourage rehabilitation and compliance with the policy. The idea behind progressive discipline is to escalate the consequences based on the severity or frequency of the violations.

This approach allows for the monitoring and management of player behavior, creating incentives for players to seek help and avoid future infractions. Fines may be imposed for successive violations, which becomes increasingly serious with each infraction. This method is intended to balance accountability with the opportunity for players to correct their behavior.

The other options do not accurately reflect the structured approach outlined in the policy. Immediate contract termination after subsequent tests would be too harsh without the opportunity for warning or rehabilitation. While increased fines might seem logical, the policy specifies that it is fines as part of a broader progressive discipline rather than arbitrary increases. The loss of endorsement deals, while a potential consequence of reputational damage from substance abuse issues, is not directly part of the policy's stated consequences for violations.