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PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING. If the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 or similar State laws operates so as to prevent the exclusion, restriction or modification of warranties otherwise implied by those laws, or the liability of The Providers for failing to comply with a statutory guarantee under the Australian Consumer Law that services will be provided with due care and skill, then the liability of The Provider for breach of the warranties or for the failure to comply is limited to:

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING. If the Trade Practices Act 1974 or similar state laws operates so as to prevent the exclusion, restriction or modification of warranties otherwise implied by those laws then the liability of the offerer for breach of those warranties is limited to:

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING. This contract is a financially binding commitment to a space in University housing for the entire 2025-2026 academic year, or for such time as the student is enrolled. • Housing Charges for the full 2025-2026 Academic Year are below: Room Style 2025 - 2026 Room Rate 2025 – 2026 Standard Meal Plan Rate 2025 - 2026 Total Housing and Meal Plan Rate Traditional Triple Spaces $7,000 $5,450 $12,450 Traditional Double Spaces $8,250 $5,450 $13,700 Traditional Single Spaces $10,510 $5,450 $15,960 Suite Double Spaces $8,650 $5,450 $14,100 Suite Single Spaces $10,910 $5,450 $16,360 Apartment Double Spaces $9,200 * $9,200 Apartment Single Spaces $11,460 * $11,460 Blackstone Double Spaces $9,600 * $9,600 Blackstone Single Spaces $11,860 * $11,860 All occupancy dates will be posted on the ▇▇▇▇▇ University Website. This includes move-in and move-out dates. Please note that these dates are subject to change and will be shared via email and the ▇▇▇▇▇ University website once finalized. • Graduating seniors are permitted to remain in residence until 5:00pm on the day of commencement. University Housing remains open during any identified holidays and break periods within the Fall and Spring semesters. • University Housing is closed during the Winter and Summer break periods. Winter or Summer Break Housing is available to students facing extenuating circumstances at an additional cost. Students can inquire about the availability of Winter or Summer Break Housing with RLH and all open applications can be accessed via the Housing & Dining Self-Service Portal. Students approved to stay on-campus during these breaks will be required to complete a Break Housing Contract and are responsible for paying all associated costs. • In the event of severe weather, RLH may adjust opening and/or closing dates as necessary.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING. The Certificate is in registered form and evidences the beneficial entitlement of Barclaycard Funding PLC in the Receivables Trust.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING. If the Trade Practices ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ or similar state laws operate so as to prevent the exclusion, restriction or modification of warranties otherwise implied by those laws then the liability of the offer for breaches of those warranties is limited to:

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING.  This contract is a financially binding commitment to a space in University housing for the entire 2017-2018 academic year, or for such time as the student is enrolled.  Housing Charges for the full 2017-2018 Academic Year are below: Room Style 2017-2018 Room Rate 2017-2018 Full Meal Plan 2017-2018 Total Housing and Meal Plan Traditional Triple Spaces $4,700 $3660* $8,360 Traditional Double Spaces $5,200 $3,660* $8,860 Traditional Single Spaces $7,100 $3,660* $10,760 Suite Double Spaces $5,500 $3,660* $9,160 Suite Single Spaces $7,400 $3,660* $11,060 House Apartment Double Spaces $5,850 * $5,850 House Apartment Single Spaces $7,930 * $7,930 Blackstone Double Spaces $6,000 * $6,000 Blackstone Single Spaces $8,250 * $8,250 * Meal Plan price reflects one of the “full meal plans”. Students in apartment-style housing can add optional meal plans but are not required to enroll.  Students living in “Traditional Lifestyle” or “Suite Lifestyle” housing are required to be on a full meal plan. Students who live in “Apartment Lifestyle” housing (where they have access to kitchen facilities shared only by a small population of students) may choose from any undergraduate meal plan or choose to not have any version of a meal plan.  Students who change from “Traditional Lifestyle” or “Suite Lifestyle” housing to “Apartment Style” after the first four weeks of the semester will be required to keep their full meal plan for the remainder of the semester.  Students are required to live on campus for four semesters. Students who reach junior status or complete their four semester requirement mid-year remain bound to the contact as it is a full year agreement.  Students may cancel or suspend their Housing Contracts for the following reasons for the fees indicated below.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING. It is STRONGLY recommended that families read ALL PAGES of this document as it provides a comprehensive breakdown of all aspects with the 1:1 program. Families are REQUESTED to read the ‘Acceptable ICT User Agreement - 1:1 Program - Student Version’ with their child/children, so that they understand their responsibilities in regards to the 1:1 program. Students who follow the rules associated here will be following the detailed version of the agreement. - The device is the property of Emmaus Catholic Primary School. Students are being provided with an essential tool to aid their learning. - Students are to ensure that the work they do on their device is related to their learning (a good question to ask: “Is what I am doing part of my learning?”). This rule applies to when they use it at school and at home. - Students are NOT to use their device and school account for personal use and/or for storing personal information and/or images (the device is a learning tool and is intended for learning purposes). All work and other material saved on their device and school account must relate to their learning. - Families are strongly encouraged to speak to their child’s teacher and/or Digital Technology Leader if they believe their child/children are not following any part of the agreement at home. This important partnership between the school and families helps ensure that students are using their devices responsibly and correctly both at school and at home. - Students will be provided with the following: - One Apple iPad (9th Generation) with smart keyboard cover; - One Apple Charger (USB-C connection); - One Apple Lightning to USB-C cable, and; - Software as outlined in Section 8 of the agreement. - Students will need to bring their device to school every day and fully charged - ready for work. If they fail to bring their device to school, they will not be allowed to use another student’s device to complete their learning. - Students will need to ensure they are the only user of their device as they will be responsible if their device is damaged or lost - even if another person was using their device. - Students will not be allowed to charge their device at school. Chargers should not be brought to school (unless when they are scheduled to be returned or if faulty). - Students will need to bring their device and charger to school towards the end of each term and towards the end of the school year. The classroom teacher will inform students of when they will need ...

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING. The maintenance and cleaning costs identified in the Check-out inspection will be deducted from the Resident’s Deposit;

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING. No transfer of the Loan Note represented by this Loan Note Certificate shall be permitted except in accordance with Clause 4.4 (Transfers of Loan Notes) of the Security Trust Deed and Cash Management Agreement and the Loan Note Conditions.