TERMS AND CONDITIONS

OFC (Aust) Pty Ltd

ABN: 68 642 587 381

One Fine Day Wedding Expo

Terms and Conditions

1. Definitions

1.1 The Authorities include the Commonwealth of Australia, State Governments, statutory and local authorities, and the lessor and/or operator of the Exhibition Venue.

1.2 The Contract is the contract referred to in clause 2.3.

1.3 The Contract Fee means the Total Cost of the Space detailed in the Vendor Application inclusive of GST.

1.4 The Deposit is the portion of Contract Fee described in the Vendor Application as the Deposit.

1.5 Force Majeure means an act of God, war, revolution or any other unlawful act against public order or authority; an industrial dispute including strike or other labour disturbances; a governmental restraint including a declaration of emergency; natural disaster involving earthquake, fire or flood and any other event which is not within the Organiser’s control.

1.6 The Insurance Fee is the fee for public risk/product liability insurance taken out by the Organiser, as described in the Vendor Application.

1.7 The Withdrawal Fee is the fee described in clause 15.

1.8 The Exhibition is the exhibition described in the Vendor Application.

1.9 The Exhibition Venue is the place where the Exhibition will be held, as described in the Vendor Application.

1.10 The Exhibitor is the Applicant whose details are set out in Vendor Application and where not inconsistent with the context, a reference to the Exhibitor includes all its officers, employees, agents, or contractors.

1.11 The Exhibitor Manual means the manual relating to the Exhibition supplied by the Organiser to the Exhibitor with this Contractor which will, in any event, be made available to the Exhibitor in hard copy or online at least 3 months before the Exhibition and includes all amendments to or revisions of that manual made by the Organiser from time to time during the term of this Contract.

1.12 The Bump In is the time specified by the Organiser for the Exhibitor to set up displays prior to the opening of the Exhibition.

1.13 The Bump Out is the time specified by the Organiser for the Exhibitor to dismantle and remove displays following the conclusion of the Exhibition.

1.14 The Organiser is OFC (Aust) Pty Ltd.

1.15 The Rules & Regulations means the rules and regulations contained within the Exhibitor Manual.

1.16 The Space means the Space within the Exhibition Venue described in the Vendor Application under “Package Details”.

1.17 The Vendor Application means the form linked to these terms and conditions.

2. Application for Space

2.1 An application for space in the Exhibition shall be made by completing the Vendor Application and returning it to the Organiser. The Organiser reserves the right to accept or reject the application. The Organiser and Exhibitor expressly agree and acknowledge that the Vendor Application may be prepared, signed, and exchanged electronically.

2.2 The Organiser may accept an application for Space by either:

a) Signing a copy of the completed Vendor Application; or

b) Notifying the Exhibitor in writing (including by email) that the application has been accepted; or

c) Issuing an invoice to the Exhibitor (including by email) for payment as per contract terms.

2.3 When accepted by the Organiser, the Vendor Application becomes a binding contract between the applicant as the Exhibitor and the Organiser. The Exhibitor agrees to exhibit and to be bound by these terms and conditions and the Rules and Regulations, and any rules and regulations imposed by the Authorities.

3. Space Allocation

3.1 The Organiser grants to the Exhibitor a license to use the Space to participate in the Exhibition. The grant of the license does not constitute the grant of a right of tenancy. The Organiser reserves the right to alter the floor plan and configuration of any stand and shall only adjust the Contract Fee if the overall size of the Space is reduced.

3.2 An Exhibitor wishing to reduce its Space must make a request in writing (Reduction Request) to the Organiser detailing the reason for the request and the size of the change (Space Reduction). The Organiser may grant or withhold approval to the Reduction Request in its absolute discretion. If the Reduction Request is approved and was received by the Organiser:

a) 60 days or more prior to the commencement of the Exhibition and it is approved, the Organiser may, in its absolute discretion, reduce the Contract Fee by 70% of the Contract Fee that relates to the Space reduced; or

b) Less than 60 days prior to the commencement of the Exhibition and it is approved, the full Contract Fee is payable, unless otherwise reduced by the Organiser, in its absolute discretion.

3.3 If the Reduction Request is not approved by the Organiser or no Reduction Request is sought by the Exhibitor, the full Contract Fee shall be payable by the Exhibitor in accordance with clause 8.

4. Exhibits

4.1 All exhibits must be directly related to the Exhibition profile and all products shown on the Exhibitor’s stand must be those that the Exhibitor or related companies nominated at the time of applying for the Space and detailed in the Vendor Application.

4.2 Each Exhibitor must keep its Space adequately stocked and staffed for the duration of the Exhibition

4.3 The Exhibitor shall be liable to the Organiser for any loss or damage to the Exhibitor or the Organiser’s reputation or image because of the failure to comply with this clause.

5. Retail Sales

Retail sales are only permitted if the Exhibition is open to the public or at the Organiser’s discretion.

6. Conduct and Canvassing

6.1 Exhibitors must at all times act responsibly and must not, by their actions, cause a nuisance to other Exhibitors or act in a manner that could damage the reputation of the Exhibition or the Organiser or adversely impact the running of the Exhibition.

6.2 Exhibitors must not canvass or distribute promotional material other than from their own stand.

7. Subletting

Exhibitors may not sub-license their Space or assign rights or obligations without the prior written permission of the Organiser (which may be withheld in its absolute discretion).

8. Compliance with regulations

8.1 The Exhibitor must comply with all fire, safety, health and other laws, rules and regulations imposed by the Authorities and/or the Organiser (including the Rules & Regulations and the Organiser’s Occupational Health & Safety policy). All rules, regulations and policies are available on request from the Organiser.

8.2 Where an Exhibitor participates in the Exhibition as part of a group stand it is the Exhibitor’s responsibility to procure that any party with which it participates complies with the rules and regulations described in clause 8.1 and with the terms and conditions of this contract.

8.3 Upon breach of this clause 8, the Organiser may remove or alter all or any part of the Space or of the Exhibition in order to rectify the failure to comply, in which case the Organiser will not be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever sustained as a result.

9. Stand Limits

No part of the stand or any display may extend or project beyond the allotted dimensions of the Space. Stands must not exceed a maximum height of 2.5 metres without the permission of the Organiser. No items may project into the aisles.

10. Insurance

10.1 A condition of the Organiser accepting this application is that the Exhibitor holds Public and Property Liability Policy with minimum $20 Million for each exhibition.

10.2 In the event that the Exhibitor does not have Public and Property Liability Policy with minimum $20 Million, the Exhibitor must pay an Insurance Fee to the Organiser and in exchange the Organiser will purchase and maintain the requisite insurances on behalf of the Exhibitor the period from the beginning of the first day of Bump-in to the last day of Bump-out. The Organiser will apply to an insurer of its choice to insure itself and each Exhibitor (each as a named insured) for $20 million for a single event in respect of public liability, general property and employer’s liability insurance, therefore the Exhibitor(s) will not be required to make any applications to the insurer nor pay any monies directly to the insurer. Payment for Insurance is due concurrently with the Terms of payment set out in clause 11.1.

10.3 The Exhibitor must also hold general property and employer’s liability insurance policies to the satisfaction of the Organiser for the period from the beginning of the Bump-in to the last day of Bump-out. Such insurance cover must insure the Organiser against any loss because of any action or claim arising out of any act or default by the Exhibitor. If requested by the Organiser, the Exhibitor must provide the Organiser with the certificates of insurance confirming that the policies have been affected.

11. Terms of Payment

11.1 The Organiser will issue a tax invoice to the Exhibitor for the Deposit which shall be payable by the Exhibitor to the Organiser by the date specified in the Vendor Application.

11.2 The Organiser will issue a tax invoice to the Exhibitor for the balance of the Contract Fee which shall be payable by the Exhibitor to the Organiser by the Due Date specified in the Vendor Application. Where an application for Space is received after the Due Date, the total Contract Fee is due and payable immediately.

11.3 Early Bird rates may be offered to Exhibitors from time to time – these rates are only applicable if payments are made by the due dates as listed on the contract. If payments are not made by the due dates full rates will apply.

11.4 If the Exhibitor pays by credit card, then surcharges may apply in accordance with the schedule published on the Organiser’s website from time to time.

11.5 Administrative fees may be payable in relation to processing refunds, late payments and payment arrangements in accordance with the schedule published on the Organiser’s website from time to time.

11.6 The Exhibitor is responsible for settling all accounts for expenses incurred by it, its agents, employees, or contractors in connection with the Exhibition and must discharge such liabilities immediately upon request by the Organiser.

11.7 Interest on overdue amounts may be charged at a rate of 1.50 % per calendar month or part thereof and the Exhibitor shall be liable for, and expressly undertakes to pay, all such interest.

11.8 In the event of any default in payment, the Exhibitor shall be liable on an indemnity basis for any and all legal and/or debt collection expenses incurred by the Organiser in obtaining, or attempting to obtain, payment for any amount due by the Exhibitor.

11.9 Multi-Show Bookings

Discounts are available for vendors who book and pay a deposit for more than one show at the same time.

5% discount for 2 shows

7.5% discount for 3 shows

10% discount for 4 shows

Deposits must be paid at the time of booking and the multi-show discount will be applied to the invoice of the last show in your show cycle. If for any reason the Vendor cancels one or more of the events in the multi-show booking, the value of the discount previously applied will be added to the next event invoice. In the event that all shows in the multi-show booking are cancelled, the vendor is liable to pay the cancellation fees based on full price stands, not the discounted rate.

12. Termination by Organiser

12.1 The Exhibitor acknowledges and agrees that clauses 4 – 11 are essential terms of this Contract and if the Exhibitor is in breach of any of them, the Organiser may terminate this Contract immediately if the Exhibition or the Bump-in has already commenced; or by giving 3 business days’ written notice if prior to the Bump-in.

12.2 If this Contract is terminated due to non-payment of any amount owing to the Organiser, the Organiser may re-let the Space to another applicant and recover damages in the form of the Withdrawal Fee as detailed in clause 13.

12.3 The Organiser may terminate this Contract immediately if the Exhibitor brings the Organiser or the Exhibition into disrepute or into adverse publicity or notoriety that affects the Organiser or Exhibition in a negative manner (including but not limited to, Insolvency of the Exhibitor).

12.4 If the Organiser suffers an event of Force Majeure, the Organiser may terminate this Contract immediately upon giving written notice (including by email) detailing the Force Majeure event.

12.5 The Organiser may terminate this Contract without cause prior to the commencement of the Exhibition upon giving one month’s notice to the Exhibitor.

13. Withdrawal of Exhibitor

13.1 If the Exhibitor withdraws from the Exhibition, it will forfeit the Deposit.

13.2 An Exhibitor who withdraws from the Exhibition for any reason whatsoever will be liable for the Withdrawal Fee which shall be calculated as follows, where column A is the number of days between the date on which notification of withdrawal is given and the date of commencement of the Exhibition, and column B is the percentage of the Contract Fee which will comprise the Withdrawal Fee:

A B

More than 180 25%

Between 180 and 60 50%

Less than 60 100%

13.3 The Exhibitor acknowledges that the Withdrawal Fee is a reasonable pre-estimate of the typical loss which would be incurred by the Organiser arising from the Exhibitor’s withdrawal from the Exhibition.

13.4 Notification of withdrawal must be made in writing (including by email) to the Organiser. Verbal notification of withdrawal shall not be effective under any circumstances.

13.5 The Organiser may, at its absolute discretion, deem an Exhibitor to have given notification of Withdrawal if:

(a) the Exhibitor indicates to the Organiser that it may not participate in the Exhibition; and/or

(b) the Organiser requests the Exhibitor to confirm its participation in accordance with this Contract in writing (including by email) and the Exhibitor fails to provide such confirmation within 3 business days of the request.

13.6 The Withdrawal Fee must be paid to the Organiser irrespective of whether the Organiser incurs a loss because of the withdrawal.

14. Exclusion of Liability

14.1 To the extent permitted by law, the Organiser gives no warranty and makes no representation:

(a) That the Exhibition will attract any or any minimum number of visitors or will achieve any or any particular outcome for the Exhibitor; or

(b) as to the completeness or accuracy of all the information provided by the Organiser.

14.2 The Organiser is not liable to the Exhibitor for any loss arising out of:

(a) any restrictions or conditions regarding the construction, erection, completion, alteration or dismantling of any stands imposed by the Authorities; or

(b) the location, entry point or sighting of the Space or the prominence of neighbouring or any other exhibitors’ Space; or

(c) the failure of any services normally provided at the Exhibition Venue; or.

(d) the amendment or alteration to all or any part of the Exhibition Manual; or

(e) changes imposed by any of the Authorities; or

(f) an event of Force Majeure.

14.3 In no event shall the Exhibitor have any claim for damages of any kind against the Organiser in respect of loss or damage to the Exhibitor, direct or consequential arising from the prevention, cancellation, postponement, abandonment or part-time opening or relocation of the Exhibition either wholly or in part if for any reason beyond the Organiser’s control or Force Majeure or if the Exhibition facility becomes wholly or partially unavailable or inappropriate (in the Organiser’s opinion) for the holding of the Exhibition (Change Event).

14.4 In the event of a Change Event, the Organiser shall be entitled to retain all sums paid by the Exhibitor or such part thereof as the Organiser considers reasonable if the Exhibition is able to be held (with whatever changes are required as a result of the Change Event).

14.5 If, in the opinion of the Organiser, by rearrangement or postponement of the period of the Exhibition, or by substitution of another hall or building or in any other reasonable manner the Exhibition can be carried on, the Organiser shall give notice in writing to the Exhibitor advising of the Change Event (Change Event Notice) and subject to clause 14.6, this Contract shall be binding upon the parties, except as to the size and position of the Space, which the Organiser may modify as it deems necessary under the circumstance.

14.6 If the Exhibitor does not agree to exhibit pursuant to the Change Event Notice, the Exhibitor may terminate this Contract by notice in writing within 5 business days of the date of Change Event Notice (Termination Notice) and the Exhibitor is taken to have withdrawn from the Exhibition and clauses 13.1, 13.2, 13.3 and 13.6 will apply.

14.7 If the Exhibition is cancelled by the Organiser because of the Change Event, the Organiser will refund the Contract Fee for the period the Space is unavailable.

14.8 The Organiser assumes no risk and the Exhibitor releases the Organiser from liability for loss or damage to person or goods. The Exhibitor indemnifies the Organiser against any claim in respect of the Space for the Exhibitor’s exhibits.

14.9 Without limiting the preceding clause 14.8, in no event shall the Exhibitor have any claim for damages of any kind against the Organiser in respect of loss or damage to the Exhibitor’s property occasioned by theft, fire, accidental loss or damage other insurable event or otherwise.

14.10 To the extent permitted by law, the liability of the Organiser to the Exhibitor for all claims relating to the Exhibition or this Contract (including in relation to a termination pursuant to clause 12), in contract, tort or otherwise, shall not exceed the amount of the Contract Fee actually paid to the Organiser by the Exhibitor in connection with the Space Application. In no event shall the Organiser be liable to the Exhibitor for any consequential, indirect, special, or incidental damages.

14.11 Notwithstanding the provisions in our standard Terms & Conditions, we agree as follows (and all capitalised terms have the same meaning as given in the standard Terms and Conditions):

If the Organiser cancels the Exhibition due to issues related to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Organiser will use reasonable endeavours to provide an alternative exhibition within six (6) months of the date of the cancelled Exhibition, such an alternative exhibition to be held in the form of a physical event and in the same format as the cancelled Exhibition. If the Organiser cannot or does not provide an alternative exhibition within that period, or the alternative exhibition cannot reasonably be considered to be a suitable alternative, or the dates confirmed by the Organiser are not suitable to the Exhibitor, the Organiser will refund the Contract Fee (or any part of it) paid by Exhibitor in a managed process.

14.12 State by State Border Closures

Notwithstanding the provisions in our standard Terms & Conditions, we agree as follows (and all capitalised terms have the same meaning as given in the standard Terms and Conditions):

If the Exhibitor is unable to attend the Exhibition due to border closures between the Exhibitors home state and the state of the Exhibition, preventing them from attending the Exhibition, the Organiser will use reasonable endeavours to provide an alternative exhibition within twelve (12) months of the date of the relevant Exhibition, such an alternative exhibition to be held in the form of a physical event and in the same format as the relevant Exhibition. If the Organiser cannot or does not provide an alternative exhibition within that period, or the alternative exhibition cannot reasonably be considered to be a suitable alternative, or the dates confirmed by the Organiser are not suitable to the Exhibitor, the Organiser will refund the Contract Fee (or any part of it) paid by Exhibitor in a managed process. For clarity, for this clause to be in effect, the borders must be closed 7 working days or less prior to the first day of bump in of the Exhibition.

14.13 If the Exhibitor or a member of their staff has received a positive COVID-19 result within 7 days prior to the event, they will be subject to public health orders in that state. If they are ordered to isolate and cannot attend the event, it is the responsibility of the Exhibitor to provide additional staff for the event. If the Exhibitor is unable to provide staff and attend the event, it will be deemed as a cancellation and standard terms and conditions will apply.

15. GST

Except where express provision is made to the contrary, and subject to this clause, any amount that may be payable under the Contract is exclusive of any GST. If a party makes a taxable supply in connection with this Contract for a consideration which represents its value, then the recipient of the taxable supply must also pay, at the same time and in the same manner as the value is otherwise payable, the amount of any GST

payable in respect of the taxable supply.

16. Acknowledgement

The Exhibitor acknowledges that it has made an independent evaluation of the terms and conditions of this Contract and all information provided to it by the Organiser in relation to the Exhibition and that it has verified or will verify all information upon which it intends to rely to its own satisfaction and that the Organiser gives no warranty as to the accuracy of any such information. The Exhibitor acknowledges that it is bound by these Terms & Conditions by virtue of:

(a) the signature of any ostensibly authorised person on the Vendor Application.

(b) electronic acceptance of the Contract by any ostensibly authorised person.

(c) payment of any sum due under the Contract; or (d) participating in the exhibition.

17. Severability

If anything in this Contract is unenforceable, illegal, or void then it is severed, and the rest of this Agreement remains in force and effective.

18. Governing Laws

The laws of the State of New South Wales will apply to this Contract and any dispute or court proceedings must be heard in the State of New South Wales.

19. Privacy

It is a condition of participation in the Exhibition that the Exhibitor’s contact details may be forwarded to approved service providers appointed by OFC (Aust) Pty Ltd to enable the service providers to engage in direct marketing with the Exhibitors to arrange essential goods and services to enable the Exhibitors’ successful participation at the exhibition.

OFC (Aust) Pty Ltd collects information from customers and attendees and provides personal information to third parties for marketing purposes in full compliance with Australian privacy law. We facilitate exposure of organisations and business to new customers and clients for marketing purposes subject to the following constraints and conditions:

(a) We do not agree to obtain consent from individuals to facilitate you to engage in marketing activities. We disclose information to you for direct marketing on the basis that you agree to comply with the general obligation under the Privacy Act to obtain consent prior to using the information collected from third parties prior to engaging in direct marketing communication to the individual.

(b) If an individual requests us to not provide information to third parties we are prohibited from supplying that information to third parties for marketing purposes.