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EUA Terms and Conditions

1.DEFINITIONS & INTERPRETATION “Alarm” means the alarm system installed in the alarmed premises described in the Commissioning Sheet. “Commissioning Sheet” means the written instructions from Customer to the Bureau detailing equipment response procedures and Customer’s voice codes or passwords. “Monitoring Service” means around-the-clock monitoring of the Alarm for alarm signals and, if selected by the Customer, opening and closing signals and/or other security services. “Term” means the period selected by the Customer overleaf commencing from the day the Monitoring Service is first provided after the expiration of the cooling-off period. This Agreement will be interpreted so as to be consistent with the law and should any provisions of the Agreement be inconsistent with the law, then the same shall be severed so as to permit the balance of the Agreement to operate to the fullest extent permitted by law.
2. MONITORING SERVICE The Bureau agrees to use due care and skill or use due care and skill to choose a subcontractor to provide the Monitoring Service during the Term for alarm signals and/or other recurring services selected by the Customer. The Customer acknowledges that the Bureau does not warrant that the Monitoring Service will render the alarmed premises or any occupant of the alarmed premises secure. The Bureau will action alarm signals emanating from the Alarm in accordance with the Commissioning Sheet. The Bureau will use its best endeavours to engage a patrol response contractor to provide a timely response to actionable alarm signals, however, makes no warranty that patrol response will be available at any time, if at all. The Bureau will not be liable for any loss or damage the Customer may suffer in connection with any response or the absence of any Alarm response. The Customer acknowledges that independent contractors, where available, may provide patrol response. Accordingly, patrol response fees may vary from area to area and during the course of the Term. The Customer agrees to promptly pay or reimburse the Bureau for patrol response fees, which may include an administration fee. The Bureau will advise the Customer of applicable patrol response fees upon request by the Customer. The Customer agrees that the Monitoring Service provider may record all telephone conversations or other communications with

 

the monitoring centre. The Bureau discloses that any providers of a monitoring service may receive a rebate from the telephone service provider.
3. CUSTOMER’S RESPONSIBILITIES The Customer will immediately advise the Bureau, in writing, of any changes to the Commissioning Sheet. The Customer will at their cost maintain the Alarm in good working order in accordance with manufacturer’s requirements, including recharging or replacing batteries on a timely basis. The obligations of the Bureau to provide the Monitoring Service and to action alarm signals are conditional upon the Alarm being operational, in accordance with the manufacturer’s requirements, to the satisfaction of the Bureau. The Customer will ensure that all voice codes, passwords, radio keys and other security devices are kept secure and provided only to those persons who reasonably require access to the alarmed premises. The Customer cannot transfer or try to transfer the right to receive the Monitoring Service or any other right under this Agreement to anyone else. The Bureau may transfer any of its rights under this Agreement.
4. MONITORING SERVICE CHARGES The Customer will pay the Bureau the monitoring fees by the method selected by the Customer overleaf. The Bureau will not process the payment of the first period’s monitoring fee until after the expiration of any applicable cooling-off period. Where payment by credit card is selected, the Bureau will arrange for the credit card provider to debit the Customer’s account as instructed by the Customer overleaf. Where payment by invoice is selected, the Customer will pay invoiced amount within 14 days of the date of the invoice. Where the Monitoring Service has been subcontracted, the Bureau shall provide the Customer with particulars of the subcontractor required by any relevant legislation. The monitoring fee may increase at any time providing the Customer receives three–(3) months’ written notice. The Customer will pay on demand any goods and services tax (“GST” or “other”) payable in respect of any services provided to the Customer pursuant to this Agreement. The Customer will pay on demand a fee of $25.00, to cover bank and/or administration charges, whenever a monitoring fee is not paid

 

 

 

as and when due. The Bureau may collect this fee directly from the Customer or may act with the Customer’s credit card provider or Financial Institution to collect the fee.
5. TERMINATION Upon expiration of the Term, this Agreement will continue on a month-to-month basis subject to termination by either party with one month’s written notice. The Bureau, at its discretion, may immediately suspend the Monitoring Service or terminate this Agreement where the Customer does not pay any fee or other money payable by the Customer when due, or otherwise breaches any of the Customer’s obligations under this Agreement.  On termination of this Agreement by the Bureau, the Customer’s right to receive the Monitoring Service will cease and: The Customer will immediately pay to the Bureau all amounts due by the Customer for the Term; and The Bureau may recover from the Customer the amount of any direct loss or damage sustained as a result of the termination. On termination of the Monitoring Service, it is the Customer’s responsibility to ensure that an alternative service is arranged if required, and the panel is deprogrammed to stop reporting to the Bureau thus ensuring all communication costs are cancelled. Any signals received after the termination of the Monitoring Service will not be treated as critical and would not be be actioned by the Bureau.
6. INDEMNITIES AND LIMITATION OF ANY LIABILITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Bureau or its subcontractor shall not be liable for any indirect or consequential loss or damage which the Customer may suffer, whether arising from the Bureau’s or Subcontractor’s negligence or otherwise resulting from: • Any cause whatever, including provision of or failure to provide the Monitoring Service; or • The Customer’s use of or reliance upon the Monitoring Service including patrol response. The liability of the Bureau or any subcontractor (if any) in connection with this Agreement (including liability for negligence) is limited to the cost of supplying the Monitoring Service again. The Bureau or any subcontractor is not liable for any loss or damage the Customer may suffer if the Bureau cannot do what it has promised because of events beyond its reasonable control. Clause 6 survives termination of this Agreement.