IF YOU BREACH THESE CONDITIONS, TENNIS AUSTRALIA MAY REFUSE YOU ENTRY OR DIRECT YOU TO LEAVE THE EVENT, AND WITHDRAW YOUR PASS.

Your accreditation pass to the Australian Open (Event) at Melbourne Park (Venue) is issued to you by Tennis Australia Limited (TA) under the following conditions:

1. Accreditation to the Event is a privilege, not a right. Your pass remains the property of TA and MUST be returned upon TA’s request for any reason whatsoever.  Applying for, or receiving, an accreditation pass does not guarantee that you will be entitled to retain it throughout the Event.
2. Betting Activity: Your accreditation may from time to time grant you access to restricted areas or information which is not available to the general public.  Accordingly, it is a strict condition of your accreditation that you comply with all the provisions of the Tennis Anti-Corruption Program (tennis.com.au/doc/tennis-anti-corruption-program), including that you:
   • MUST NOT wager or attempt to wager on the outcome or any other aspect of any tennis match or competition;
   • MUST NOT solicit or facilitate any other person to wager on the outcome or any other aspect of any tennis match or competition;
   • MUST NOT contrive or attempt to contrive the outcome or any other aspect of tennis match;
   • MUST NOT provide information to others concerning the status of players, or any other aspect of a tennis match which is not information in the public domain; and
   • MUST NOT solicit or facilitate any player to not use his or her best efforts in a tennis match.

You MUST report any knowledge or suspicion of any inappropriate betting activity to the Tennis Integrity Unit by contacting [email protected].

3. Other Conduct: Unless specifically authorised or instructed by TA, you:
   • MUST NOT transfer your pass to any other person;
   • MUST wear your pass visibly at all times with your photo showing when performing your duties or otherwise in restricted areas of the Venue;
   • MUST NOT take photos or record video footage in restricted areas of the Venue or record any match footage whatsoever (the exception is properly accredited media and tournament staff expressly authorised by TA to take photos or footage in the performance of their duties);
   • MUST NOT request autographs from players or other public identities in or around the Venue;
   • MUST provide true and correct information to TA regarding your accreditation (including when applying for accreditation), and correct any errors;
   • MUST attend any safety induction, if requested by TA; and
   • MUST abide by all directions given to you by TA.
4. Your accreditation pass has been issued to you for the purpose of performing agreed duties during the Event. The pass MUST NOT be used for any other purpose.  For example, a pass MUST NOT be used to access (unless specifically authorised or instructed by TA):
   • the Event on days where you are not required at the Venue to perform your duties; or
   • a restricted area of the Venue if you are not required in that area to perform your duties.
5. If you fail to observe these conditions and the Australian Open Ticket Conditions of Sale and Entry (located at all venue entry points and posted on tennis.com.au/doc/ao-ticket-conditions-of-sale-and-entry), you may be refused entry or directed to leave the Event, and have your pass withdrawn.
6. You enter the Venue at your own risk and accordingly release and indemnify TA against any loss, liability, damage, cost or expense whatsoever and howsoever arising (whether direct or indirect) resulting from, or in connection with, any claim threatened or made, or action brought against TA in respect of, or in connection with, your accreditation to the Event and your entry to the Venue.
7. You consent to the collection, storage, use and disclosure of your personal information in accordance with TA’s Privacy Statement (tennis.com.au/privacy-statement) and Privacy Policy (www.tennis.com.au/privacy), which contains information about how you may access and seek correction of your personal information, how you can complain about a breach of your privacy rights, and how a complaint will be dealt with.
8. TA may alter these terms and conditions at any time if such changes are reasonably necessary to address safety issues or otherwise protect the legitimate interests of TA.

As part of your entry into the 2020 Australian Open it is important that you read and understand the following conditions. TA is happy to answer any questions you may have in relation to this form:

1. When participating in the 2020 Australian Open, the Rules of Tennis as approved by the International Tennis Federation (ITF), the Tennis Anti-Corruption Program, the Grand Slam® Tournament Regulations, and the Grand Slam® Code of Conduct, as amended from time to time by the Grand Slam® Committee (GSC), will apply to each match that you play. In addition, all relevant ATP, WTA, and Tennis Australia (TA) policies, by-laws, regulations and rules will apply, including in particular, TA’s policies which can be obtained at tennis.com.au/about-tennis-australia/reports-and-policies/policies. From time to time, TA may also issue further instructions and directions if it considers it reasonable to do so in the interests of all players, coaches, spectators and any other persons on site..
2. As a participant in the 2020 Australian Open, you may be required to undergo drug testing as a result of the ITF Anti-Doping Program, Australian Government (including the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority) regulations, or other binding regulations imposed upon the Australian Open, or in accordance with a drug testing program approved by the GSC. Please note that if you wish to play in the 2020 Australian Open you must submit to the jurisdiction of these relevant bodies to enforce these drug testing programs (including the ITF Anti-Doping Program).
3. You grant and assign to TA, official Australian Open broadcasters, media partners, sponsors, suppliers, other commercial partners and any other applicable third party reasonably nominated by TA from time to time the irrevocable, world-wide, perpetual and royalty-free right and license to make, show, produce, film, photograph, reproduce, publish, broadcast, transmit, display, communicate and otherwise use, at their discretion (for any purpose whatsoever and through or in connection with any medium, platform or form of communication, broadcast or transmission including television, internet and mobile telephony):
   • (a) any and all still pictures, motion pictures (including live or delayed filmed coverage), sound recordings and any other reproductions of any description of you captured, filmed or produced during or in connection with the Australian Open;
   • (b) any data in any way generated during or in connection with your participation in the Australian Open, including but not limited to statistics, live scoring and player movement and performance analysis data and similar data (however produced including via your own wearable technology or analysis systems).

You further agree that your name, voice, likeness, image, player data and biographical material may also be used in any way including, but not limited to, for audio visual coverage, distribution and broadcast, providing information and news, archival purposes and publicising and promoting the Australian Open, TA, official Australian Open broadcasters, media partners, sponsors, suppliers, other commercial partners and any other applicable third party reasonably nominated by TA from time to time.  You acknowledge that the usages, grant and assignment as described in this clause, including for commercial purposes, is without compensation to yourself, heirs, executors, administrators or assigns.

However, please note that notwithstanding the above, TA will not authorise any company it is contractually associated with to use your name, voice, likeness, image, player data and biographical material in a way which constitutes an endorsement of a consumer product, without first obtaining your authorisation.

4. When reasonably requested by TA, you will have to co-operate with the media and participate in reasonable pre-match interviews, post-match interviews, press conferences, photo shoots, pre-event functions, interviews on-court and finals ceremonies. In doing so, you agree to be respectful of Australian Open sponsors and suppliers and will not publicly endorse or acknowledge any product, service or company. Lastly, at times your coach will need to be available for similar activities including televised pre-match, during match and post-match interviews.
5. To the fullest extent permitted by law, you acknowledge the risks associated with participating in the Australian Open, accept those risks voluntarily and release and discharge (on behalf of yourself, heirs and legal representatives), TA, its officers, directors, employees and representatives, of and from any and all claims, demands, suits, damages, costs (including legal costs), loss and injury you suffer or sustain, by negligence or otherwise, in connection with, or related to, your participation in the Australian Open.
6. Although prize money details are officially announced by TA prior to the Australian Open, please note that the total prize money may be reduced or allocated differently, at TA’s sole discretion, in the event the Australian Open is cancelled for any reason. TA may also deduct costs and fines incurred by you throughout the Australian Open from prize monies earned.
7. Over the course of the Australian Open, TA may provide to you gifts and allowances in the form of travel expenses, meals, accommodation and other items. You acknowledge that the provision of such gifts and allowances is in TA's sole discretion and, to be eligible, you must comply with these conditions.
8. Other than for personal purposes only, you are not allowed to take any photographs, sound recordings, visual footage, audio-visual footage and any other reproductions by any means at the Australian Open (Recordings), whether in public or private restricted areas, including without limitation match play, in locker rooms and accreditation-restricted areas (this includes for ‘user generated content’ posted to social media), without TA’s express consent. You agree to use reasonable efforts to ensure that your coach, trainers and other guests abide by this prohibition. If you do take Recordings without TA’s consent:
   • you assign all copyright and all other intellectual property rights in the Recordings to TA; and
   • you licence TA to use the Recordings for any purpose in any media in perpetuity world-wide and without payment.
9. When playing at the Australian Open, you must compete at the best of your ability at all times and attend and participate in all tennis matches which you are scheduled to play (although of course, this is subject to injuries you may have or sustain).
10. You agree not to do anything that may damage the reputation of TA or the Australian
11. The information provided in this Player Registration Form and other personal information collected or obtained by TA to administer your registration and to provide you with player access to the Australian Open site. We will ensure that your personal information will only be used for this purpose and related or similar purposes which can reasonably be expected (including the provision of player and associated services). In signing this form, you consent to TA’s use of your personal information in accordance with TA’s privacy policy located at http://www.tennis.com.au/privacy.
12. Any matters relating to these conditions will be dealt with in accordance with the laws of the State of Victoria, Australia, and you agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Victoria, Australia.

1. You may request accreditation passes and tickets for the maximum number of guests prescribed by TA, provided each guest is either your coach, physiotherapist, trainer, hitting partner, family member and/or other genuine guest whose attendance is directly related to your participation in the Australian Open (Player Guests). You will need to specifically tell TA of your Player Guests and in what capacity you are nominating them (e.g. coach, trainer etc).
2. Please note, any accreditation passes and/or tickets issued to you and your Player Guests must be approved by TA and can be withheld or revoked by TA in its discretion. In particular, you must not receive any direct financial or other benefit(s) as consideration in connection with your accreditation pass or your Player Guest accreditation passes or in connection with any player tickets issued by TA.
3. Any accreditation pass and any player tickets granted by TA to you and any Player Guest must only be used for and by you and your legitimate Player Guests. Accreditation passes and tickets are also subject to the Accreditation Conditions (set out in Part A), all TA policies which can be obtained at tennis.com.au/about-tennis-australia/reports-and-policies/policies, TA’s Ticketing Conditions of Sale and Entry and any further and reasonable instructions or directions of TA.
4. Accreditation passes and tickets issued to you and any Player Guest is for the sole use of the individual identified and for the sole use by that individual in the particular capacity identified by you.
5. TA will only issue one accreditation pass per Player Guest during the Australian Open, except where approved otherwise. You will not be able to change your accreditation pass to another capacity, designation or category(for example, you will not be able to change your accreditation pass to that of a coach, trainer or Player Guest of another player remaining in any draw). Your Player Guests also cannot change their accreditation pass to another capacity, designation or category nor change their accreditation pass to be affiliated with another player remaining in any draw, except where otherwise approved by TA in its discretion.
6. You will not be able to provide your accreditation pass and Player Guest accreditation passes and player tickets to any other person (for example, by changing, extending, transferring, selling, swapping or switching any passes or tickets), except where approved by TA.
7. You will be responsible for your behaviour and the behaviour of your Player Guests issued with a Player Guest accreditation pass or player ticket.
8. Please note, your accreditation pass and your Player Guest accreditation passes will automatically expire two days following your elimination from the Australian Open, except where otherwise approved by TA in its discretion.

1. In this Part C:

“Australian Open Gymnasium” means any gymnasium equipment and facilities located at Melbourne Park, including recovery centre facilities, warm-up/stretch areas and National Tennis Centre facilities.

“Claim” means and includes any action, suit, proceeding, liability, claim, demand, loss, damage, cost or expense however arising, including but not limited to, negligence.

“Gym Activities” means the use or enjoyment of the Australian Open Gymnasium.

“Melbourne Park” is the structure located at the corner of Batman Avenue and Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne.

“MOPT” means Melbourne and Olympic Parks Trust and where the context provides, includes its directors, employees, contractors and agents.

“TA” means Tennis Australia Limited trading as Tennis Australia and where the context provides, includes its directors, employees, contractors and agents.

2. Warning: You acknowledge that you may be exposed to certain risks during any participation in the Gym Activities including, but not limited to:
   • you may be physically or mentally injured, maimed or killed;
   • other participants may act dangerously or with lack of skill; and
   • your property may be damaged, lost or destroyed.

You acknowledge that accidents can, and often do happen, which may result in you being injured or killed, or your property being damaged. You acknowledge that you have attended a “facility induction” program in relation to the Gym Activities and you have been advised of the safe use of the facilities and equipment. You acknowledge that the Gym Activities are not patrolled by supervisors (at all times) and participation in these areas unaccompanied should be avoided.

You will not participate in the Gym Activities while intoxicated or affected by drugs and you may assume a role involving responsibility for the safety of others participating in the Gym Activities. This means you will accept responsibility for the safety of others participating in the Gym Activities. This means you will accept responsibility for the safety of another person and if an injury occurs as a result of your careless act, omission or negligence then you fully assume responsibility for any harm done and you will not hold TA or MOPT responsible. You have voluntarily read and understood this warning and accept and assume the inherent risks in participating in the Gym Activities or any other activities you choose to engage in from time to time within the Australian Open Gymnasium.

3. Exclusion of guarantees: You acknowledge that where you are a consumer of recreational services, as defined by any relevant law, certain guarantees usually implied into a contract for the supply of goods or services may be excluded. You acknowledge that these guarantees and rights and any liability of TA and/or MOPT flowing from them, are expressly excluded to the extent possible by law, by this declaration. You have voluntarily read and understood the notice included as part of this document.
4. Release and indemnity: In consideration of being provided with access to the Gym Activities and your participating in the Gym Activities, you agree that, to the extent permitted by law:
   • you release TA and MOPT from all Claims that you may have, or may have had, but for this release arising from, or in connection with, your participation in the Gym Activities; and
   • you agree to indemnify, defend and hold harmless TA and MOPT in respect of any Claim by any person arising from or in connection with your participation in the Gym Activities.
5. Fitness to participate: You declare that you are medically and physically fit and able to participate in the Gym Activities. You will immediately notify TA and MOPT of any change to your medical condition, fitness or ability to participate. You understand that if TA and MOPT were not provided with all relevant and necessary information about your health and capacity they would not be able to fully appreciate the risk of harm or injury to you in providing any instruction and in allowing you to participate in the Gym Activities. You understand that TA and MOPT will continue to rely upon this declaration as evidence of your fitness and ability to participate.
6. Severance: If any provision of this document is invalid or unenforceable, the phrase or clause is to be read down, if possible, so as to be valid and enforceable. If the phrase or clause cannot be so read down it will be severed to the extent of the invalidity or unenforceability. Such severance does not affect the remaining provisions of this document.
7. WARNING UNDER THE Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012 (“Australian Consumer Law”): Under the Australian Consumer Law, several statutory guarantees apply to the supply of certain goods and services. These guarantees mean that the supplier named on this form is required to ensure that the recreational services it supplies to you are rendered with due care and skill; and are reasonably fit for any purpose which you, either expressly or by implication, make known to the supplier; and might reasonably be expected to achieve any result you have made known to the supplier. Under section 22 of the Australian Consumer Law , the supplier is entitled to ask you to agree that these statutory guarantees do not apply to you. If you sign this form, you will be agreeing that your rights to sue the supplier under the Australian Consumer Law if you are killed or injured because the services provided were not in accordance with these guarantees, are excluded, restricted or modified in the way set out in this form.

Note: The change to your rights, as set out in this form, does not apply if your death or injury is due to gross negligence on the supplier's part. Gross negligence, in relation to an act or omission, means doing the act or omitting to do an act with reckless disregard, with or without consciousness, for the consequences of the act or omission. See regulation 5 of the Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Regulations 2012 and section 22(3)(b) of the Australian Consumer Law.