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15 The proposed starting times may be varied by the ITF in order to accommodate any international television or other agreements, provided that the ITF will first consult with the Home Nation and give full consideration to factors important to the success of the Tie within the Home Nation. Venue planning for potential future World Group Ties Each Nation must, if it has the possibility of hosting a Davis Cup Quarterfinal, Semifinal and/or Final, inform the ITF of all potential venues (city and stadium) in accordance with the following time schedule: - 15 days before the First Round in the case of the Quarterfinals - 15 days before the Quarterfinals in the case of the Semifinals - By July 1 in case of the Davis Cup Final. If the Quarterfinal is held after July 1, the information is required no later than 15 days after the completion of the Quarterfinal The ITF may in its discretion approve additional venues submitted for valid reasons after the initial submission. All potential venues must meet the minimum standards as set out in Appendix F. The ITF may disapprove any proposed venue if such venue does not meet these requirements. The Home Nation must ensure that during the period of the Davis Cup Tie no other tennis event is taking place at the venue selected for the Tie. Arrangements for visas The Home Nation must give every assistance to officials and members of visiting teams, and ensure that visas are not withheld. Provided that the Visiting Nation has carried out the requirements to obtain the visas, the Home Nation must grant visas to a minimum of fifteen people and these must be approved fourteen days before commencement of the Tie. It is the responsibility of the Home Nation to advise the Visiting Nation of any requirements for visa applications when notifying them of arrangements for the Tie. Any dispute shall be settled by the Davis Cup Committee. Note: General arrangements for the Zonal Group III and IV Competition are included in Appendix A. 31. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE DAVIS CUP FINAL See Appendix G for arrangements for the Davis Cup Final. 32. OFFICIAL ORGANISER Within 10 (ten) days of the Draw or the completion of the previous round the Home Nation must inform the ITF of the appointment of an official to organise each Tie. The Official Organiser must at all times during a Tie assume full responsibility for the following: (i) The organisation and administration of the venue where the Tie is to be played; (ii) The formulation and implementation of the security arrangements agreed between the Home Nation and Visiting Nation, ensuring at all times, as far as reasonably practicable, the security, health and safety of all players and officials;