It
is a mandatory requirement that each exhibitor carries public
liability insurance of at least $10,000,000. This applies whether you exhibit in the three-day
retail expo or the one-day trade event.
Most
exhibitors already have this coverage, so you merely
need to submit a copy of your Certificate of Currency with your
application and deposit.
A
Certificate of Currency is usually supplied as part of your
insurance policy with the heading (strangely enough) "Certificate
of Currency". It must mention "public liability"
or "broadform" as the type of coverage, and the
sum of $10million or more. It will also have your own name or the
name of your business on it, and will specify a period of
coverage or a date for renewal. |
I
will not assign space in the expo to any business that fails to present a current
Certificate of Currency, or the $75 insurance fee.
If your policy is due for renewal between your application date and the show dates, you will need to provide the renewed certificate as soon as you are able. Please understand that I expect you to make it a priority to get this documentation to me. I will bill you for a show policy if it is not forthcoming.
If I have any doubt regarding the authenticity
of your Certificate of Currency, I will be confirming your policy
with the listed underwriter.
Your
coverage must be worth $10,000,000 or more. If it is less, I suggest
you go back to your broker and renegotiate your policy. If this
is difficult, expensive or you have no public liability coverage
at all, you can purchase the Paperific coverage for $75.
The show policy is arranged by QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited and this
schedule outlines what you would be covered for. To choose this
option, complete the appropriate form below and return it
to Paperific along with payment.
AUTUMN Exhibitor Show Policy
SPRING Exhibitor Show Policy
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