Legal Entity: PBM Enterprises Pty Ltd
ABN: 68 031 075 283
Website: https://pbm.net.au
Governing Law: Victoria, Australia
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: 14 November 2026

1. INTRODUCTION

This Master Services Agreement (Agreement) sets out the general terms and conditions under which PBM Enterprises Pty Ltd (PBM, we, us or our) supplies services, production services, creative services, equipment, personnel and related services to clients (Client, you or your).

This Agreement is intended to establish the general commercial and legal relationship between PBM and the Client.

The specific services, deliverables, project dates, fees, responsibilities and other project requirements will be set out in a separate quotation, proposal, booking confirmation, statement of work, project schedule or other written agreement (Project Document).

By accepting a quotation, signing a Project Document, confirming a booking, instructing PBM to commence work or otherwise engaging PBM’s services, the Client agrees to be bound by this Agreement and the applicable Project Documents.

This Agreement should be read together with any applicable specialist agreement, including artist management agreements, performance agreements, equipment hire agreements, licensing agreements or production contracts.

2. ABOUT PBM AND THE SERVICES

PBM provides a range of entertainment, creative, production and related commercial services, which may include:

Artist, performer and talent management and representation.
Artist development, promotion, marketing and commercialisation.
Music production, recording, arranging, songwriting and related services.
Music publishing administration, rights management and licensing services.
Live event planning, production management and technical coordination.
Audio, lighting, staging, video and related production services.
Film, documentary, promotional and music video production.
Camera operation, filming, editing, post-production and visual content creation.
Production equipment, technical resources and personnel.
Creative development, consultancy and project management.
Event programming, booking, coordination and entertainment services.
Other services agreed between PBM and the Client.

The precise nature and extent of the services will be determined by the applicable Project Document.

PBM does not guarantee that every service described on its website will be available for every project, location, date or Client.

3. FORMATION AND ORDER OF AGREEMENT

3.1 This Agreement applies to all services supplied by PBM unless PBM expressly agrees otherwise in writing.

3.2 A Project Document may include:

A quotation or estimate.
A proposal or project brief.
A statement of work.
A production schedule or event schedule.
An equipment hire schedule.
A booking confirmation.
A creative services or licensing schedule.
Any other written document identifying the agreed services.

3.3 A Project Document becomes binding when accepted by both parties in writing, electronically, by signature, by email confirmation or through another agreed method of acceptance.

3.4 The Client acknowledges that an enquiry or request for a quotation does not, by itself, constitute a confirmed booking.

3.5 If there is any inconsistency between documents, the following order of precedence applies:

A later written variation expressly agreed by both parties.
A specialist agreement expressly applying to the relevant services.
The applicable Project Document, but only in relation to its specific project details.
This Master Services Agreement.

3.6 A Project Document may vary a provision of this Agreement only where the variation is clearly identified and agreed by both parties.

4. PROJECT SCOPE AND DELIVERABLES

4.1 PBM will provide the services described in the applicable Project Document.

4.2 The Project Document should identify, where relevant:

Project description and objectives.
Services to be supplied.
Deliverables and specifications.
Project milestones and completion dates.
Performance, event or production dates.
Locations and access requirements.
Personnel and equipment requirements.
Client responsibilities and dependencies.
Fees, expenses and payment milestones.
Intellectual property arrangements.
Special conditions, exclusions and assumptions.

4.3 PBM is not responsible for work, deliverables or services that are not expressly included in the agreed scope.

4.4 Any additional work, changes to specifications, extra services or material changes to the project may require a variation and additional fees.

4.5 PBM will use reasonable endeavours to meet agreed timelines. Dates may be affected by circumstances outside PBM’s reasonable control, including weather, venue restrictions, supplier delays, access limitations, illness, equipment failure, government directions or other unforeseen events.

4.6 Any estimated completion date or production timeframe is an estimate unless expressly identified as a guaranteed contractual deadline.

5. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITIES

The Client agrees to:

5.1 Provide accurate, complete and timely information, instructions, approvals and materials required for PBM to perform the services.

5.2 Ensure that all supplied content, artwork, music, recordings, footage, photographs, scripts, logos, trademarks and other materials may lawfully be used for the agreed project.

5.3 Obtain all necessary permissions, consents, licences, releases and approvals for materials and activities under the Client’s control.

5.4 Provide reasonable access to venues, premises, personnel, equipment, systems and other resources necessary for the project.

5.5 Ensure that its representatives, contractors, employees, performers and other participants cooperate with PBM and comply with reasonable project requirements.

5.6 Comply with applicable laws, regulations, permits, venue requirements, safety directions and industry requirements.

5.7 Promptly notify PBM of any circumstances likely to affect the project, including changes to scope, dates, access, budget or operational requirements.

5.8 Nominate an authorised representative who may provide instructions and approve project decisions on the Client’s behalf.

5.9 Be responsible for obtaining any licences, permits, insurance, approvals or third-party consents that the Project Document allocates to the Client.

PBM may rely on information and instructions provided by the Client unless PBM has reasonable grounds to believe they are incorrect or incomplete.

6. FEES, QUOTATIONS AND PAYMENT

6.1 Fees will be specified in the applicable Project Document.

6.2 Unless expressly stated otherwise, all fees are in Australian dollars and are exclusive of GST.

6.3 GST will be charged where applicable in accordance with Australian taxation law.

6.4 PBM may require a deposit, advance payment or staged payments before commencing work.

6.5 The payment schedule will be specified in the Project Document. Where no payment schedule is specified, invoices are payable within seven (7) calendar days of issue.

6.6 PBM may invoice for:

Deposits and booking fees.
Agreed project milestones.
Completed services.
Equipment and personnel hire.
Approved expenses and disbursements.
Additional services and variations.
Cancellation or postponement charges where applicable.

6.7 The Client must pay invoices by the due date using the payment method specified by PBM.

6.8 If an invoice is disputed, the Client must notify PBM in writing within seven (7) days of receiving it, identifying the disputed amount and reasons. The Client must pay all undisputed amounts by the due date.

6.9 PBM may suspend further services where an undisputed invoice remains overdue, after providing reasonable written notice and an opportunity to remedy the overdue payment.

6.10 The Client is responsible for reasonable costs incurred by PBM in recovering overdue amounts, to the extent permitted by law.

6.11 PBM will not impose interest or recovery charges except where permitted by law and disclosed to the Client.

6.12 A quotation is valid for the period stated in the quotation. If no period is stated, it is valid for thirty (30) days from issue.

6.13 A quotation may be revised if there is a material change in project requirements, supplier pricing, availability, scope or other relevant circumstances before acceptance.

7. PROJECT VARIATIONS AND ADDITIONAL WORK

7.1 Either party may request a variation to the agreed services.

7.2 A variation may include:

Additional or reduced services.
Changes to creative direction or specifications.
Changes to production requirements.
Changes to event dates, venues or locations.
Additional personnel, equipment or resources.
Changes to delivery formats or quantities.
Additional revisions or post-production work.

7.3 PBM will advise the Client of any material impact on fees, timing or deliverables before proceeding with a variation.

7.4 Variations must be approved in writing by both parties, including by email.

7.5 PBM is not required to commence additional work until the variation has been approved.

7.6 Where urgent operational or safety decisions are required during an event or production, PBM may take reasonable steps within its agreed authority to protect people, property, equipment or the continuity of the project. Any resulting material cost or scope impact will be communicated to the Client as soon as reasonably practicable.

8. EQUIPMENT, PROPERTY AND MATERIALS

8.1 Where PBM supplies equipment, technical resources or other property, the applicable Project Document will identify the items, hire period, location and relevant charges.

8.2 The Client must take reasonable care of all PBM property and ensure it is used only for its intended purpose and by suitably competent and authorised persons.

8.3 The Client must not sell, transfer, sub-hire, modify, dismantle, relocate or otherwise dispose of PBM equipment without prior written approval.

8.4 The Client must promptly notify PBM of any loss, theft, damage, malfunction or safety concern involving PBM equipment.

8.5 The Client may be responsible for reasonable repair or replacement costs where loss or damage is caused by the Client’s negligence, misuse, breach of this Agreement or the actions of persons under the Client’s control, subject to applicable law and any agreed equipment hire terms.

8.6 Normal wear and tear and equipment failure not caused by the Client are not the Client’s responsibility.

8.7 PBM retains ownership of its equipment, tools, systems, production materials and other property unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing.

8.8 Equipment hire may be subject to a separate Equipment Hire Agreement, which will prevail in relation to the specific hire arrangements.

9. PERSONNEL, CONTRACTORS AND THIRD-PARTY SUPPLIERS

9.1 PBM may engage employees, contractors, freelancers, technicians, performers, suppliers and specialist service providers to deliver the services.

9.2 PBM remains responsible for coordinating the services it has expressly agreed to provide.

9.3 Where third-party services are arranged on behalf of the Client, the Project Document will identify whether PBM is acting as principal supplier, agent, coordinator or intermediary.

9.4 The Client must comply with any reasonable instructions and requirements applying to third-party suppliers engaged for the project.

9.5 PBM is not responsible for the independent acts or omissions of third-party suppliers to the extent they are outside PBM’s reasonable control, except where PBM has expressly accepted responsibility for those services or liability cannot lawfully be excluded.

9.6 Any third-party costs, supplier deposits, travel, accommodation, freight, venue charges or other expenses will be treated in accordance with the applicable Project Document.

10. EVENT, PRODUCTION AND WORKPLACE SAFETY

10.1 The parties will comply with applicable workplace health and safety laws, including relevant Victorian and Commonwealth requirements.

10.2 Each party is responsible for the health and safety duties that apply to it under law. Nothing in this Agreement transfers or removes a statutory duty.

10.3 The Client must disclose relevant site, venue, operational and environmental hazards known to it.

10.4 The Client must provide PBM with reasonable access to relevant safety information, emergency procedures, site inductions, risk assessments and venue requirements.

10.5 PBM may conduct or request reasonable safety assessments, inspections, inductions or operational checks relevant to the services.

10.6 PBM may refuse, suspend or modify work where it reasonably considers that an activity presents an unacceptable safety risk, is unlawful or does not comply with relevant safety requirements.

10.7 The parties will cooperate in relation to incident reporting, emergency response and reasonable safety controls.

10.8 Where PBM is engaged to provide event safety or production safety services, the precise scope and limits of those services must be set out in the Project Document.

10.9 Unless expressly agreed in writing, PBM is not appointed as the sole person or entity responsible for the overall safety management of a venue, event, workplace or project.

11. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

11.1 Each party retains ownership of intellectual property it owned or controlled before the commencement of the project.

11.2 PBM retains ownership of its pre-existing materials, including:

Production methods and workflows.
Templates, systems and processes.
Technical designs and configurations.
Software, tools and automation.
Business methods and know-how.
Pre-existing creative materials.
Branding, logos and trademarks.
General production techniques and expertise.

11.3 Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Client receives a non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use the final deliverables created specifically for the Client for the purpose and uses identified in the Project Document.

11.4 Any transfer or assignment of copyright or other intellectual property rights must be expressly agreed in writing and may be conditional on full payment.

11.5 The Client must not reproduce, adapt, distribute, sell, sublicense or commercially exploit PBM’s pre-existing materials except as expressly permitted.

11.6 The Client warrants that it owns or has permission to use all materials supplied to PBM and grants PBM a limited licence to use those materials for the purpose of performing the services.

11.7 The Client is responsible for obtaining permissions and licences for third-party music, recordings, images, footage, scripts, artwork, trademarks and other protected materials supplied by or on behalf of the Client, unless the Project Document expressly allocates this responsibility to PBM.

11.8 Where a project involves music, songwriting, sound recordings, publishing, artist rights, performer rights, sync licensing or royalty arrangements, the parties must document the relevant ownership, permissions, royalties and exploitation rights in a separate written agreement or schedule.

11.9 Nothing in this Agreement transfers ownership of a songwriter’s, composer’s, artist’s, performer’s, producer’s or recording owner’s rights unless expressly agreed in writing by the relevant rights holder.

11.10 PBM may use general skills, experience, knowledge and techniques developed during a project, provided it does not disclose the Client’s confidential information or misuse the Client’s intellectual property.

11.11 PBM may only use the Client’s name, logo, project materials or completed work for promotional, portfolio or case-study purposes where the Client has provided consent or the Project Document expressly permits such use.

12. MUSIC, ARTIST AND ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES

12.1 Services involving artists, performers, songwriters, composers, recording artists, bands, agents, managers, promoters or rights holders may require additional agreements.

12.2 This Agreement does not, by itself, appoint PBM as an artist manager, booking agent, publisher, record label, copyright administrator, royalty collector or exclusive representative.

12.3 Any appointment, commission, exclusivity, representation authority, rights administration, royalty entitlement or licensing authority must be documented in a separate written agreement.

12.4 Where PBM arranges performances, appearances or entertainment bookings, the applicable booking or performance agreement will govern the relevant commercial arrangements.

12.5 Where PBM provides music production or recording services, the Project Document should identify the agreed recording, production, mixing, mastering, delivery and revision requirements.

12.6 The parties must separately agree any songwriter splits, master recording ownership, publishing rights, neighbouring rights, performance royalties, mechanical royalties, licensing income or other royalty arrangements.

12.7 PBM does not guarantee commercial success, audience numbers, sales, streaming performance, media exposure, funding outcomes, festival selection or revenue generation unless a specific measurable commitment is expressly agreed in writing.

13. FILM, VIDEO, PHOTOGRAPHY AND CREATIVE PRODUCTION

13.1 The scope of any film, video, photography or creative production project will be specified in the Project Document.

13.2 The Project Document should identify relevant deliverables, formats, duration, resolutions, editing requirements, revision allowances, delivery dates and usage rights.

13.3 Unless otherwise agreed, PBM is not required to provide unused footage, camera originals, raw audio, project files, editing timelines, source files or production working files.

13.4 Any supply of raw footage, source files or project files must be agreed in writing and may involve additional charges.

13.5 The Client must provide timely feedback, approvals and instructions. Delays in feedback may affect delivery dates and project costs.

13.6 Unless otherwise agreed, the fee includes only the number of revisions expressly specified in the Project Document.

13.7 Additional revisions, changes in creative direction or re-editing after approval may incur additional charges.

13.8 The Client is responsible for obtaining permissions and releases for people, locations, trademarks, artwork and other materials it supplies or directs PBM to film or reproduce, except where the Project Document allocates that responsibility to PBM.

14. CONFIDENTIALITY

14.1 Each party must take reasonable steps to protect confidential information received from the other party.

14.2 Confidential information may include business plans, budgets, pricing, financial information, artist information, unreleased music, recordings, scripts, production concepts, technical information, personal information and commercial arrangements.

14.3 A party may use confidential information only for the purpose of performing or receiving the services.

14.4 Confidential information may be disclosed to employees, contractors, professional advisers or suppliers who reasonably require access for the project, provided appropriate confidentiality obligations apply.

14.5 Confidentiality obligations do not apply to information that:

Is publicly available other than through a breach of this Agreement.
Was already lawfully known to the receiving party.
Is independently developed without using the confidential information.
Must be disclosed by law or a lawful authority.

14.6 These obligations continue after the completion or termination of the project.

15. PRIVACY AND PERSONAL INFORMATION

15.1 Each party must comply with applicable privacy and data protection laws in relation to personal information handled during the project.

15.2 PBM may collect and use personal information to:

Respond to enquiries.
Prepare quotations and proposals.
Manage bookings and projects.
Communicate with clients, artists, performers and suppliers.
Deliver services.
Process payments and maintain business records.
Meet legal and regulatory obligations.

15.3 PBM will handle personal information in accordance with its Privacy Policy published on the PBM website.

15.4 The Client must ensure that it has authority to provide PBM with personal information relating to its employees, performers, contractors, customers or other individuals.

15.5 Where the project involves the collection, storage, transfer or use of personal information, the parties may agree additional privacy, security and data handling requirements in the Project Document.

15.6 Neither party may use personal information received through the project for an unrelated purpose without appropriate authority.

16. INSURANCE AND RISK

16.1 Each party must maintain insurance appropriate to its business activities and obligations under the project, as required by law and the applicable Project Document.

16.2 Depending on the project, insurance requirements may include:

Public liability insurance.
Workers compensation insurance.
Professional indemnity insurance.
Equipment and property insurance.
Motor vehicle insurance.
Personal accident or performer insurance.
Other project-specific insurance.

16.3 The Project Document may specify minimum insurance requirements and require evidence of cover.

16.4 The Client is responsible for ensuring that any venue, event, site or activity under its control has appropriate permissions, approvals and insurance.

16.5 The parties will cooperate reasonably in identifying and managing project risks.

17. CANCELLATION, POSTPONEMENT AND RESCHEDULING

17.1 The Client may request cancellation, postponement or rescheduling by providing written notice to PBM.

17.2 The applicable Project Document should specify any project-specific cancellation, postponement, rescheduling and refund arrangements.

17.3 Where no specific arrangement has been agreed, the Client remains responsible for:

Services already performed.
Work in progress.
Non-refundable third-party commitments.
Reasonable costs incurred specifically for the project.
Reasonable costs arising directly from the cancellation or postponement, to the extent permitted by law.

17.4 PBM will take reasonable steps to mitigate avoidable costs where a project is cancelled or postponed.

17.5 Any deposit or advance payment will be accounted for against amounts properly payable under the Agreement and applicable law. It will not automatically be forfeited merely because a booking is cancelled.

17.6 Where PBM must cancel or postpone services due to circumstances within its reasonable control, PBM will work with the Client to arrange an appropriate alternative, rescheduling or refund of amounts paid for services not supplied, subject to the Project Document and applicable law.

17.7 Nothing in this clause limits any rights or remedies available under the Australian Consumer Law.

18. FORCE MAJEURE

18.1 Neither party will be liable for a failure or delay in performing its obligations to the extent caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control.

18.2 Such circumstances may include:

Severe weather or natural disasters.
Fire, flood or other emergency.
Epidemic or pandemic restrictions.
Government directions or restrictions.
War, terrorism or civil unrest.
Industrial action.
Widespread transport or utility disruption.
Venue closure or loss of access.
Serious equipment or infrastructure failure.
Other events beyond the affected party’s reasonable control.

18.3 The affected party must notify the other party as soon as reasonably practicable and take reasonable steps to minimise the impact.

18.4 The parties will attempt to agree on reasonable alternatives, including rescheduling, changes to the services or termination of the affected project.

18.5 Any financial consequences will be determined by the Project Document, the parties’ agreed arrangements and applicable law.

19. WARRANTIES AND SERVICE STANDARDS

19.1 PBM will perform the services with reasonable care and skill and in accordance with the agreed scope.

19.2 PBM will use reasonable endeavours to ensure that personnel and contractors engaged by PBM have appropriate skills and experience for their assigned work.

19.3 The Client warrants that information, instructions and materials it provides are accurate to the best of its knowledge and that it has authority to provide them.

19.4 PBM does not warrant that services will achieve a particular commercial, artistic, audience, promotional or financial outcome unless expressly agreed in writing.

19.5 Any statutory guarantees, consumer rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited remain unaffected.

20. LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY

20.1 Each party is responsible for loss or damage caused by its own breach of this Agreement, negligence or unlawful conduct, subject to applicable law.

20.2 To the extent permitted by law, neither party will be liable to the other for indirect or consequential loss, including loss of anticipated profit, loss of opportunity, loss of anticipated savings or loss of business reputation, except where such loss forms part of a liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

20.3 To the extent permitted by law, PBM’s aggregate liability arising out of a particular Project Document will not exceed the total fees paid or payable to PBM under that Project Document.

20.4 The limitations in this clause do not apply to liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited, including applicable statutory consumer guarantees and any liability arising from fraud or deliberate unlawful conduct.

20.5 Each party indemnifies the other against reasonable direct loss, damage, liability or expense arising from its negligence, wilful misconduct or material breach of this Agreement, to the extent that the loss was caused by that party and subject to applicable law.

20.6 A party seeking the benefit of an indemnity must take reasonable steps to mitigate its loss and notify the other party promptly of any relevant claim.

20.7 Nothing in this Agreement excludes or restricts rights or remedies available under the Australian Consumer Law or other mandatory legislation.

21. SUSPENSION AND TERMINATION

21.1 Either party may terminate a Project Document by written agreement.

21.2 Either party may terminate a Project Document if the other party commits a material breach and fails to remedy that breach within fourteen (14) days after receiving written notice requiring it to do so.

21.3 PBM may suspend services where:

An undisputed invoice remains overdue after reasonable notice.
The Client fails to provide essential information, approvals or access.
Continuing the services would create an unacceptable safety risk.
The Client requests or requires unlawful conduct.
The Client materially breaches this Agreement.

21.4 Where reasonably practicable, PBM will provide written notice before suspending services.

21.5 Either party may terminate immediately if the other party becomes insolvent, enters external administration or ceases to carry on business, subject to applicable law.

21.6 On termination, the Client must pay all amounts properly due for services performed, work in progress, approved expenses and non-cancellable third-party commitments, subject to the Project Document and applicable law.

21.7 Each party must return or securely dispose of the other party’s confidential information where reasonably requested, subject to legal retention requirements.

21.8 Termination does not affect rights and obligations that accrued before termination or provisions intended to survive termination, including confidentiality, intellectual property, payment, liability and dispute resolution.

22. DISPUTE RESOLUTION

22.1 The parties will first attempt to resolve any dispute through good-faith discussions between authorised representatives.

22.2 A party raising a dispute must provide written notice describing the issue and the outcome sought.

22.3 If the dispute is not resolved within fourteen (14) days, either party may request mediation with an independent mediator agreed by the parties.

22.4 Unless otherwise agreed, the mediation will take place in Victoria, Australia, or by electronic means.

22.5 The parties will share the mediator’s reasonable fees equally unless otherwise agreed.

22.6 Nothing in this clause prevents either party from seeking urgent injunctive relief or taking action necessary to protect its legal rights.

22.7 This clause does not prevent a party from accessing any statutory complaint, tribunal, consumer protection or dispute resolution process available under law.

23. SUBCONTRACTING AND ASSIGNMENT

23.1 PBM may engage suitably qualified subcontractors, contractors and specialist suppliers to assist in delivering the services.

23.2 PBM remains responsible for the performance of obligations it has expressly accepted under the applicable Project Document.

23.3 The Client must not assign or transfer its rights or obligations under this Agreement without PBM’s prior written consent, which must not be unreasonably withheld where the proposed assignment does not materially affect PBM’s legitimate interests.

23.4 PBM may assign or transfer this Agreement as part of a genuine business restructure, sale or transfer of the relevant business, provided the Client’s contractual rights are not materially prejudiced.

24. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR RELATIONSHIP

24.1 Unless expressly agreed otherwise, PBM supplies services as an independent contractor.

24.2 Nothing in this Agreement creates a partnership, joint venture, employment relationship, fiduciary relationship or agency between the parties.

24.3 Neither party may represent that it has authority to bind the other party unless that authority has been expressly granted in writing.

24.4 Where PBM is separately appointed as an agent, manager or representative, the authority and obligations of that appointment must be documented in a separate agreement.

25. NOTICES AND ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION

25.1 Notices under this Agreement must be provided in writing and may be delivered by email or other agreed electronic means.

25.2 Notices will be sent to the contact details nominated by the parties in the relevant Project Document or subsequently notified in writing.

25.3 The parties agree that electronic signatures, email approvals and electronic acceptance may be used to form and vary agreements to the extent permitted by law.

25.4 Each party is responsible for ensuring its nominated contact details remain current.

26. GENERAL

26.1 Entire Agreement: This Agreement and the applicable Project Documents constitute the entire agreement between the parties in relation to the relevant services, subject to any specialist agreement or express variation.

26.2 Changes: Any change to this Agreement must be agreed in writing by both parties.

26.3 Severability: If any provision is found to be invalid or unenforceable, it will be severed to the extent necessary without affecting the remaining provisions.

26.4 Waiver: A failure or delay in exercising a right does not constitute a waiver of that right.

26.5 Further Assurance: Each party will take reasonable steps to give effect to the agreed arrangements.

26.6 Survival: Provisions which by their nature are intended to continue after completion or termination will survive.

26.7 Statutory Rights: Nothing in this Agreement excludes, restricts or modifies any right, guarantee or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded, restricted or modified.

27. GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION

27.1 This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Victoria, Australia.

27.2 The parties submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts and tribunals of Victoria and any courts competent to hear appeals from those courts or tribunals.

27.3 This clause does not exclude the operation of mandatory laws or statutory rights applying in another jurisdiction where those laws cannot lawfully be excluded.

28. CONTACT DETAILS

PBM Enterprises Pty Ltd
ABN: 68 031 075 283
Website: https://pbm.net.au
Email: [INSERT PBM BUSINESS EMAIL]
Business Address: [INSERT BUSINESS ADDRESS]

SCHEDULE 1 — STATEMENT OF WORK / PROJECT DETAILS

This Schedule may be completed for each project and forms part of the Master Services Agreement.

1. Client Details

Client Legal Name:
Trading Name (if applicable):
ABN / ACN (if applicable):
Contact Person:
Email:
Telephone:
Address:

2. Project Details

Project Name:
Project Description:
Project Location:
Commencement Date:
Completion Date:
Key Milestones:

3. Services to be Provided

Description of Services:
Deliverables:
Specifications / Formats:
Personnel / Contractors:
Equipment / Resources:
Services Excluded:

4. Client Responsibilities

Information and Materials Required:
Approvals Required:
Access / Venue Requirements:
Permits / Licences:
Insurance Requirements:
Other Responsibilities:

5. Fees and Payment

Project Fee:
GST:
Deposit:
Progress Payments:
Final Payment:
Payment Due Dates:
Approved Expenses:
Additional Services / Rates:

6. Project Changes

Included Revisions:
Variation Approval Process:
Additional Work Rates:

7. Intellectual Property and Usage

Ownership of Deliverables:
Licence / Permitted Uses:
Territory:
Duration:
Third-Party Rights / Licences:
Raw Footage / Source Files:
Portfolio / Promotional Use Permission:

8. Cancellation and Postponement

Notice Requirements:
Cancellation Charges:
Third-Party Costs:
Rescheduling Arrangements:
Refund Arrangements:

9. Special Conditions

Insert any additional project-specific terms.

10. Acceptance

The parties confirm that they have read and accepted this Statement of Work and agree that it forms part of the PBM Master Services Agreement.

For PBM Enterprises Pty Ltd:

Name:
Position:
Signature:
Date:

For the Client:

Name:
Position:
Signature:
Date:

END OF AGREEMENT