What occurs to a player’s licenses when they are revoked by the issuing authority?

When a player's licenses are revoked by the issuing authority, they become automatically null and void. This means that the player no longer has any legal standing or authority to participate in activities that require that license. The revocation effectively removes the rights and privileges associated with the license, ensuring that the player cannot continue to engage in competitions or contracts that depend on having a valid license.

While it is possible to appeal a license revocation, that process does not keep the license valid during the appeal. The automatic nullification is a crucial aspect that underlines the seriousness of the revocation and signifies that the player must cease all related activities immediately. This response mechanism protects the integrity of the sport by ensuring that only licensed individuals are permitted to participate.