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Certificate of Insurance Certificate of Currency Type of Cover: Broadform Liability The Insured: The Australian Rugby League Commission Limited and the National Rugby League Limited and all subsidiaries previously existing, now existing or hereafter existing, constituted, acquired, formed, taken over or incorporated; including Australian Rugby League Development; Member Clubs; Official National Rugby League (NRL) Competition Game Days and Trial Matches, including teams and players in Junior NRL Club/Representative competitions (where not elsewhere insured) and NRL Contracted players, placed into feeder/and or other club training/game fixtures (non NRL Competitions); - Brisbane Broncos Rugby League Club Limited and Brisbane Broncos Corporation Pty Limited as trustee for the Brisbane Broncos Corporation Trust - Bulldogs Rugby League Club Limited - Cowboys Rugby League Football Limited - St George Illawarra Rugby League Football Club Pty Limited - Parramatta National Rugby League Club Limited - Newcastle Knights Pty Ltd and Knights Rugby League Pty Limited - Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Limited - Penrith District Rugby League Football Club Limited - South Sydney District Rugby League Football Club Limited - The Canberra Raiders Pty Limited - Eastern Suburbs District Rugby League Football Club Limited - Cronulla-Sutherland District Rugby League Football Club Limited - Melbourne Storm Rugby League Club Limited and Valimanda Pty Limited - Wests Tigers Rugby League Football Pty Limited - Titans Rugby League Pty Ltd - New Zealand Warriors Limited - Additional NRL member clubs formed under the auspices of the Insured above during the Period of Insurance. Other affiliated entity where not otherwise insured. Where the Other Insured Affiliated Entities claiming indemnity under this Policy is entitled to indemnity under any other policy of insurance, the indemnity under this Policy will only apply in respect of any amount in excess of that provided by such other policy. Other Insured Entities - All players, members, coaches, officials, committee members, referees, first aid personnel, administrators and voluntary workers whilst undertaking activities in such capacity to the extent that they are not more specifically insured. - Any Principal in respect of the liability of such Principal arising out of the performance by the Insured designated above, which is above any contract or agreement for the performance of work for such principal to the extent required by such agreement. - Any incorporated or unincorporated association or organisation including their office bearers and members organised by the Insured or their employees with the consent of the Insured for the purpose of providing canteen, social, sports, welfare and or child care organisations or first aid, medical, fire or ambulance service. Period Of Insurance: 31 December 2020 To 4:00pm on 31 December 2021 The Business: Promotion, administration, development, organization and conducting of rugby league games and competitions, representative matches, sporting events and coaching courses and/or clinics, event promoter, training and accreditation of officials and players, provision of medical and other health practitioners, enforcement of rugby league statutes, regulations and laws of the game including through judicial and disciplinary committees, transportation and accommodation co-ordination services, seller of sporting merchandise, property owner and occupier, landlord tenant, venue hirer, social and fundraising activities and any other activity incidental thereto. Competitions, representative matches, sporting events and coaching courses and/or clinics include but are not limited to: • NRL and NRL W Premiership • All Representative matches, Tournaments, Competitions, Fixtures, Interclub Trial games (arranged by NRL or Club), and any other sporting event or game arranged, organized and / or conducted by the Australian Rugby League Commission Limited and / or the National Rugby League Limited (which includes but is not limited to State of Origin, Residents, State Championships, Curtain Raisers, PM XIIIs, Trans- Tasman Test, All-Stars, International games, Club Nines). • NRL - Game Development including the League Stars and other as arranged, Program and Australian Schoolboys Carnivals • ARLC / NRL Masters Rugby League • Australian Women’s Rugby League • National Indigenous Rugby League Development Program • All Representative matches, Tournaments, Competitions, Business Description – Professional Services Coaching, training and refereeing of football matches Administration, management and organisation of football club and teams Team selection and management Medical doctors/physiotherapy and similar services to players and officials and any other occupation incidental thereto Event Management 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 $ 1,500,000 limited in the aggregate Advertising Injury $ 25,000,000 any one Occurrence Professional Liability $5,000,000 Any One Claim and $10,000,000 limited in the aggregate Molestation $ 2,000,000 limited in the aggregate Concussion Liability $ 5,000,000 limited in the aggregate Participant to Participant $ 10,000,000 any one Occurrence Excess: Personal Injury $ 10,000 each and every Occurrence inclusive of Supplementary Payments Property Damage $ 10,000 each and every Occurrence inclusive of Supplementary Payments Advertising injury $ 10,000 each and every Occurrence inclusive of Supplementary Payments Professional Liability $ 10,000 each and every Claim inclusive of Supplementary Payments Molestation $ 10,000 each and every Claim inclusive of Supplementary Payments Participant to Participant Risk $ 10,000 each and every Occurrence inclusive of Supplementary Payments Concussion $ 10,000 each and every Claim inclusive of Supplementary Payments Insurer: Underwritten for certain underwriters at Lloyd’s of London & Chubb Insurance Australia Limited by their agent SLE Worldwide Australia Pty Ltd. under binding authorities B128416380W20 & 001-2020 respectively. $ 20,000,000 x $5,000,000 Underwritten for certain underwriters at Lloyd’s of London & Chubb Insurance Australia Limited by their agent SLE Worldwide Australia Pty Ltd. under binding authorities B128416380W20 & 001-2020 respectively. Policy Number: 205095510393 Geographical Limits: Worldwide excluding North America Broker: AJG NORTH SYDNEY PO Box 1898 North Sydney NSW 2060 Stamped & Dated: 23 December 2020 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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