What uniform, jewelry and equipment rules do I enforce?

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Uniforms All players except the libero wear like-colored uniforms. Players may wear different styles of bottoms (shorts, spandex, pants, skirts), and differing sleeve lengths are allowed. Visible undergarments must be unadorned, a single solid color similar to the predominant color of the top or bottom, or solid black, white or gray, and all teammates must wear the same color. Uniforms must be free of hard, unyielding items (buttons, zippers, snaps). If a team can't start the match with six players in legal uniforms, award a loss of rally/point to the opponent at the start of the match, and the state association is notified. Jewelry Small secured post or stud piercings are allowed. No jewelry below the chin. String and commemorative bracelets and body jewelry count as jewelry. Non-compliant jewelry may not be worn in warm-ups (penalized only if the player refuses to remove it, as unsporting conduct). Discovered during the match: unnecessary delay. Body paint and glitter are prohibited. Equipment No splints, braces or casts on the finger, hand, wrist or forearm. Casts elsewhere may need padding. Securely fastened hair devices are allowed. Headbands must be soft and no more than 3 inches wide. Religious head coverings don't need state approval; helmets need state association authorization. No player may wear an audio or video device during the match.