If a national member federation has regulations for players' agents, what must the agent provide to FIBA?

For an agent to operate under the regulations set by a national member federation, it is essential that they provide a valid license issued by that federation to FIBA. This licensing is a critical part of ensuring that agents meet the specific requirements and standards outlined by the national federation, which may include qualifications, ethical conduct, and compliance with the federation's rules concerning player representation.

The provision of a valid license serves as a verification tool, ensuring that the agent has been vetted and authorized to represent players legally within that specific framework. Essentially, it establishes the agent's legitimacy and adherence to the regulations established by the federation, reflecting the integrity of the agency profession within the sport.

While other options may relate to an agent's qualifications or business practices, they do not fulfill the specific requirement related to licensing that is necessary for compliance with both FIBA and the national federation's regulations.