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Revesby Heights Junior Rugby League Football Club City of Canterbury-Bankstown Council Certificate of Currency Type o f Cover : Broadform Liability The Insured : New South Wales Junior Rugby Leagues Association Incorporated and Districts as nominated Period Of Insurance: 31 December 2018 To 4:00pm on 31 December 2019 Noted Club: Revesby Heights Junior Rugby League Football Club Interested Party: City of Canterbury -Bankstown Council The Business: The administration, participation, organisation and promotion of Rugby League including property/venue owners, occupiers and any other activities incidental thereto. Limits of Liability: Public Liability $25,000,000 any one Occurrence Products Liability $25,000,000 any one Period of Insurance Property in Physical or Legal Control $1,000,000 limited in the aggregate Professional Liability $10,000,000 limited in the aggregate Molestation $1,000,000 limited in the aggregate Excess: Personal Injury $1,000 each and every Occurrence inclusive of Supplementary Payments Property Damage $1,000 each and every Occurrence inclusive of Supplementary Payments Advertising injury $1,000 each and every Occurrence inclusive of Supplementary Payments Molestation $1,000 each and every Claim inclusive of Supplementary Payments Professional Liability $1,000 each and every Claim inclusive of Supplementary Payments Insurer : SLE Worldwide Australia Pty Limited place this insurance under a wholesale arrangement (UMR B128412964W15) with certain Underwriters at Lloyd's of London. SLE Worldwide Australia Limited do not act as agent of the insured. Policy Number : 205095510141 Geographical Limits : Worldwide excluding North America Broker : GOW GATES IB PO BOX 680 Parramatta NSW 2124 Stamped & Dated: 9 January 2019 SLE Worldwide Australia Pty Limited is acting under the authority of the Insurers and will be effecting this contract of insurance as agent of the Insurer and not the Insured. ABN 15 066 698 575 AFSL License No: 237268 Please Note: Whilst an expiry date has been indicated, it should be known this policy can be cancelled at any time in the future. Accordingly reliance should not be placed on the expiry date. .
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