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Licence Conditions These Licence Conditions set out the eligibility criteria for businesses to be granted a licence to use the registered trade marks of Australian Veteran Owned Business Limited (Licensor) and to enter into a licence agreement with the Licensor. Australian Trade Mark Registration 1575059 The eligibility criteria for use of the registered trade mark that is the subject of Australian Trade Mark Registration 1575059 (shown below) is as follows: (Registered Trade Mark). A licence to use the Registered Trade Mark may be granted to an individual who operates his or her business as a sole trader, partnership, or as an incorporated company, and who meets all of the following eligibility criteria: (a) The individual must have established the business as a founder, or have taken over or purchased the business from another person or entity; (b) The individual must be actively involved in the day-to-day operation of the business or hold the position of director of the incorporated company that operates the business; (c) The individual must have served with either the Royal Australian Navy, the Australian Army, or the Royal Australian Air Force; (d) The individual is, or has been, any of the following ranks: o Royal Australian Navy ! Sub Lieutenant ! Lieutenant ! Lieutenant Commander ! Commander ! Captain ! Commodore ! Rear Admiral ! Vice Admiral ! Admiral ! Seaman ! Able Seaman ! Leading Seaman ! Petty Officer ! Chief Petty Officer ! Warrant Officer ! Warrant Officer of the Navy o Australian Army ! 2nd Lieutenant ! Lieutenant ! Captain ! Major ! Lieutenant Colonel ! Colonel ! Brigadier ! Major General ! Lieutenant General ! General ! Private ! Lance Corporal ! Corporal or Bombardier ! Sergeant ! Staff Sergeant ! Warrant Officer Class 2 ! Warrant Officer Class 1 ! Regimental Sergeant Major of the Army o Royal Australian Air Force ! Pilot Officer ! Flying Officer ! Squadron Leader ! Wing Commander ! Group Captain ! Air Commodore ! Air Vice-Marshal ! Air Marshal ! Air Chief Marshal ! Aircraftman/Aircraftwoman ! Leading Aircraftman/Aircraftwoman ! Corporal ! Sergeant ! Flight Sergeant ! Warrant Officer ! Warrant Officer of the Air Force; and (e) The individual must have been awarded one or more of the following defence honours and awards: o Australian Gallantry and Distinguished Service Awards ! Victoria Cross for Australia ! Star of Gallantry ! Medal for Gallantry ! Commendation for Gallantry ! Distinguished Service Cross ! Distinguished Service Medal ! Commendation for Distinguished Service o Order of Australia – Military Division o Conspicuous Service Awards ! Conspicuous Service Cross ! Conspicuous Service Medal ! Nursing Service Cross o Long Service Awards ! Defence Long Service Medal ! Defence Force Service Medal ! Reserve Force Decoration ! Reserve Force Medal ! National Medal ! Anniversary of National Service 1951-1972 Medal o Australian Defence Medal o Campaign Medals ! Since 1975 • Australian Operational Service Medal • Australian Active Service Medal • Australian Service Medal • INTERFET Medal • Rhodesia Medal • Afghanistan Medal • Iraq Medal • Humanitarian Overseas Service Medal • National Emergency Medal ! 1945-1975 • Australian Active Service Medal 1945-75 • Australian Service Medal 1945-75 • Naval General Service Medal 1915-62 • General Service Medal 1918-62 • Korea Medal • UN Service Medal (Korea) • Australian General Service Medal for Korea • General Service Medal 1962 • Vietnam Medal • Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal • Vietnam Logistic and Support Medal ! World War II • 1939-1945 Star • Atlantic Star • Air Crew Europe Start • Arctic Star • Africa Star • Pacific Start • Burma Star • Italy Star • France and Germany Star • Defence Medal • War Medal 1939-1945 • Australia Service Medal 1939-1945 o Foreign Medals • NATO Medal • Pingat Jasa Malaysia • Timor Leste Solidarity Medal • Multinational Force and Observers Medal. The Licensor has the right not to grant a licence in respect of the Registered Trade Mark in circumstances where it is considered by the Licensor not to be appropriate. Refusal to grant a licence in respect of the Registered Trade Mark is at the sole discretion of the Licensor and grant of a licence may be refused even if the individual fulfils the eligibility criteria set out above. Should the individual cease to be active in the business, through resignation, sale or transfer of the business, termination of the individual’s role in the business by other means, illness, death, or other circumstances which mean the individual can no longer take an active role in the business, the Licensor may terminate the licence in respect of the Registered Trade Mark. The Licensor may amend these Licence Conditions from time to time at its discretion and will notify individuals of any such amendments as they occur. Australian Trade Mark Registration 1575060 The eligibility criteria for use of the Registered Trade Mark that is the subject of Australian Trade Mark Registration 1575060 (shown below) is as follows: (Registered Trade Mark). A licence to use the Registered Trade Mark may be granted to an individual who operates his or her business as a sole trader, partnership, or as an incorporated company, and who meets all of the following eligibility criteria: (f) The individual must have established the business as a founder, or have taken over or purchased the business from another person or entity; (g) The individual must be actively involved in the day-to-day operation of the business or hold the position of director of the incorporated company that operates the business; (h) The individual must have served with either the Australian Army or the Royal Australian Navy; (i) The individual is or was a qualified and serving member of either the Special Air Service Regiment, the 1st Commando Regiment, the 2nd Commando Regiment, or the Royal Australian Navy Clearance Divers who have served with the Tactical Assault Group - East and/or the Tactical Assault Group – West. The term ‘qualified’ refers to an individual who has completed and passed their relevant branch’s entire reinforcement cycle. (j) The individual is, or has been, any of the following ranks: o Royal Australian Navy ! Sub Lieutenant ! Lieutenant ! Lieutenant Commander ! Commander ! Captain ! Commodore ! Rear Admiral ! Vice Admiral ! Admiral ! Seaman ! Able Seaman ! Leading Seaman ! Petty Officer ! Chief Petty Officer ! Warrant Officer ! Warrant Officer of the Navy -6- o Australian Army ! 2nd Lieutenant ! Lieutenant ! Captain ! Major ! Lieutenant Colonel ! Colonel ! Brigadier ! Major General ! Lieutenant General ! General ! Private ! Lance Corporal ! Corporal or Bombardier ! Sergeant ! Staff Sergeant ! Warrant Officer Class 2 ! Warrant Officer Class 1 ! Regimental Sergeant Major of the Army; and (k) The individual must have been awarded one or more of the following defence honours and awards: o Australian Gallantry and Distinguished Service Awards ! Victoria Cross for Australia ! Star of Gallantry ! Medal for Gallantry ! Commendation for Gallantry ! Distinguished Service Cross ! Distinguished Service Medal ! Commendation for Distinguished Service o Order of Australia – Military Division o Conspicuous Service Awards ! Conspicuous Service Cross ! Conspicuous Service Medal ! Nursing Service Cross o Australian Defence Medal o Long Service Awards ! Defence Long Service Medal ! Defence Force Service Medal ! Reserve Force Decoration ! Reserve Force Medal ! National Medal ! Anniversary of National Service 1951-1972 Medal o Campaign Medals ! Since 1975 • Australian Operational Service Medal • Australian Active Service Medal • Australian Service Medal • INTERFET Medal • Rhodesia Medal • Afghanistan Medal • Iraq Medal -7- • Humanitarian Overseas Service Medal • National Emergency Medal ! 1945-1975 • Australian Active Service Medal 1945-75 • Australian Service Medal 1945-75 • Naval General Service Medal 1915-62 • General Service Medal 1918-62 • Korea Medal • UN Service Medal (Korea) • Australian General Service Medal for Korea • General Service Medal 1962 • Vietnam Medal • Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal • Vietnam Logistic and Support Medal ! World War II • 1939-1945 Star • Atlantic Star • Air Crew Europe Start • Arctic Star • Africa Star • Pacific Start • Burma Star • Italy Star • France and Germany Star • Defence Medal • War Medal 1939-1945 • Australia Service Medal 1939-1945. The Licensor has the right not to grant a licence in respect of the Registered Trade Mark in circumstances where it is considered by the Licensor not to be appropriate. Refusal to grant a licence in respect of the Registered Trade Mark is at the sole discretion of the Licensor and grant of a licence may be refused even if the individual fulfils the eligibility criteria set out above. Should the individual cease to be active in the business, through resignation, termination by other means, illness, death, or other circumstances which mean the individual can no longer take an active role in the business, the Licensor may terminate the licence in respect of the Registered Trade Mark. The Licensor may amend these Licence Conditions from time to time at its discretion and will notify individuals of any such amendments as they occur. .
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