What is required if a national member federation acts against the rules regarding player transfers?

The requirement for a national member federation that acts against the rules regarding player transfers is to face consequences such as fines or suspension. This disciplinary measure is crucial as it upholds the integrity of the sport and ensures adherence to the established regulations governing player movements. By implementing fines or suspensions, FIBA reinforces the importance of compliance and holds federations accountable for their actions.

In the context of player transfers, these penalties serve to discourage any breaches of protocol, ensuring that all member federations operate within the framework set by FIBA. This not only protects the rights of players but also maintains a fair competitive environment across international basketball. The severity of the consequences aims to promote rule adherence amongst all federations, aligning their practices with FIBA’s standards.