ASB Securities - Joint Sharetrading Account Online Registration Additional Form Section 13 and Terms & Conditions

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1 ASB Securities - Joint Sharetrading Account Online Registration Additional Form Section 13 and Terms & Conditions Instructions for use: This form is only for Joint applicants that have completed an online registration on the ASB Securities website. We require both applicants to sign section 13 and return it to us. The ASB Securities Terms & Conditions are for your reference. You can return the form to us by scanning and ing it to asbsecurities.clientservices@asb.co.nz, posting to ASB Securities Limited, PO Box 35, Shortland Street, Auckland 1140 or returning to your nearest ASB Branch. Section 12 is optional and should be completed if you would like to add an authorised person to your account. If you have any questions, please contact us on option 1. Page 1 of 2 continued over the page

2 12. Authorised persons (If applicable) (You must supply a certified copy of identification as per the checklist for each Authorised Person) AUTHORISED PERSON 1 Title Mr Mrs Miss Ms Dr First Name(s) Other (please specify) Contact Phone Number Address (Mandatory for Internet clients) Surname Street Address (cannot be a PO Box) (Mandatory) Other Name(s) commonly known by (if applicable) Telephone Password (This must contain 6 letters and 2 numbers and must not be your name or date of birth) Date of Birth D D M M Y Y Y Y Position/Relationship to Account Holder Postcode AUTHORISED PERSON 2 Title Mr Mrs Miss Ms Dr First Name(s) Other (please specify) Contact Phone Number Address (Mandatory for Internet clients) Surname Street Address (cannot be a PO Box) (Mandatory) Other Name(s) commonly known by (if applicable) Telephone Password (This must contain 6 letters and 2 numbers and must not be your name or date of birth) Date of Birth D D M M Y Y Y Y Position/Relationship to Account Holder Postcode 13. Client signature ALL CLIENTS, JOINT ACCOUNT HOLDERS AND AUTHORISED PERSONS MUST SIGN HERE. This application form, your online application form and the ASB Securities client service agreement terms and conditions, constitutes the client service agreement between you the client, ASB Securities Limited and ASB Bank Limited ( ASB Securities Client Service Agreement ). This application form, your online application form and the CommSec Terms constitutes the agreement between you the client and Commonwealth Securities Limited ( CommSec Client Service Agreement ). By signing below the client agrees and acknowledges that it has received copies of and accepts the terms and conditions contained in: the ASB Securities Client Service Agreement, the CommSec Client Service Agreement, the ASB Personal Banking Terms and Conditions and ASB Foreign Currency Account Terms and Conditions (if applicable). Signature Signature Signature Name Name Name Date D D M M Y Y Y Y Date D D M M Y Y Y Y Date D D M M Y Y Y Y Signature Signature Signature Name Name Name Date D D M M Y Y Y Y Date D D M M Y Y Y Y Date D D M M Y Y Y Y Page 2 of 2 ASB Bank Limited

3 ASB Securities Terms and Conditions

4 ASB Securities Investment Broker Disclosure Statement - 15 November 2011 Disclosures by ASB Securities Limited (ASB Securities), ASB Nominees Limited (ASB Nominees) and Commonwealth Securities Limited (CommSec). ASB Securities Limited/ASB Nominees Limited North Wharf 12 Jellicoe Street Auckland 1010 New Zealand Phone: 0800 ASB SEC ( ) Commonwealth Securities Limited Locked Bag 22 Australia Square NSW Australia 1215 Phone: Disclosure of Money and Property Handling Procedure Introduction A reference to the ASB Securities Conditions means the ASB Securities Client Services Agreement Terms and Conditions and a reference to the CommSec Conditions means the CommSec Terms and Conditions, each as attached hereto. A reference to Title Document includes scrip, certificates, registry statement or other documents evidencing the ownership of shares, debenture stock, bonds, notes, interests in unit trusts and other Securities. Defined terms used in these disclosures shall have the meaning given to them in the ASB Securities Conditions. Payment of money (a) All buy contracts are to be settled by you in cleared funds as required pursuant to the ASB Securities Conditions or the CommSec Conditions, as applicable, and as set out in this disclosure pursuant to Section 41I of the Securities Markets Act 1988 ( Act ). All sell contracts are settled by the provision of clear title to the Securities as required pursuant to the ASB Securities Conditions or the CommSec Conditions, as applicable, and as set out in this disclosure pursuant to Section 41I of the Act. (b) Settlement of buy contracts can be made by cheque, by direct credit to the ASB Securities client funds account or by automatic direct debit from your CMA by ASB Securities or another account, as instructed by you to ASB Securities in the Registration Form. On receipt, all cheques are crossed Not transferable and Account Payee Only and are banked into the ASB Securities client funds account. (c) The proceeds of sell contracts will be settled by ASB Securities by means of cheque or automatic direct credit into your CMA or other nominated account/s as instructed by you to ASB Securities. (d) If a buy or sell contract is entered into by you in respect of a CHESS holding in accordance with the CommSec Conditions, ASB Securities will follow the same process for the Payment of Money as set out in paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) above, except that ASB Securities will take the additional step of placing the buy or sell instruction that ASB Securities has received from you with CommSec in accordance with the CommSec Conditions. ASB Securities will settle buy contracts entered into by you in respect of CHESS holdings with CommSec from the ASB Securities client funds account. The proceeds of sell contracts entered into by you in respect of CHESS holdings will be paid into the ASB Securities client funds account by CommSec. Holding of Money (a) ASB Securities is a NZX Trading and Advising Firm, Clearing Participant and Depository Participant. ASB Securities is required to meet the capital adequacy regulations laid down by the NZX in the Participant Rules and C&S Rules. Compliance with the NZX regulations is internally monitored on a daily basis. The CHO also monitors compliance on a daily basis. (b) All money will be held on trust until it is disbursed or distributed in accordance with your instructions (including all money to be disbursed or distributed in respect of your CHESS holding). ASB Securities is entitled to immediately withdraw any monies owed to ASB Securities or CommSec, as the case may be, by you for services ASB Securities or CommSec, as the case may be, have provided including brokerage and monies owed to CommSec in respect of your CHESS holding. Neither ASB Securities nor CommSec will be able to use your money to finance any trading or other business of the company. Holding property Once buy contracts have been settled, the Securities will be registered in your name. When you request either ASB Securities or CommSec to sell Securities which are traded, ASB Securities will initially transfer those Securities into: (a) in the case of Australian Securities, the CommSec entrepot accounts (which are registered holding of Securities by CommSec); or (b) in the case of NZX listed Securities, the ASB Securities transfer account (which are registered holding of Securities by ASB Securities), until your instructions can be complied with. Securities in the CommSec entrepot accounts or the ASB Securities transfer account are held on trust for clients of ASB Securities with uncompleted and unsettled contracts until the orders are able to be completed and settled. Disclosure of Security handling procedures relating to the ASB Securities nominee service are set out in Part B of the ASB Securities Conditions. All non NZX listed instruments are transferred manually by ASB Securities from the buyer directly to the seller. Records Full accounting records are kept of all monies received on your behalf and on behalf of other clients. These records include the balance of your account with ASB Securities or Commsec, as the case may be, and Securities held in the ASB Securities transfer account or the CommSec entrepot accounts, as the case may be, on your behalf. CommSec keeps all records as required by the ASX Rules and the Australian Corporations Act A copy of our records relating to your account with ASB Securities or CommSec, as applicable, may be requested by you at any time during business hours and will be provided to you at no charge. Audits and Inspections (a) The receipt, holding and disbursement of money and the receipt, holding and disbursement of property is not the subject of specific audit testing. However, ASB Securities, ASB Nominees and CommSec are all currently audited by PriceWaterhouseCoopers on an annual basis for the purposes of expressing an opinion on the financial statements of ASB Securities, ASB Nominees and CommSec as a whole. (b) Inspections of ASB Securities and ASB Nominees are performed by the CHO and/or NZX on a regular basis. (c) Inspections of CommSec are performed by the ASX on a regular basis. Use of monies Except as provided for by law, ASB Securities may use monies in ASB Securities client funds accounts for the purpose of fulfilling your orders, other clients orders and for the purposes set out in the ASB Securities Conditions and the CommSec Conditions, as applicable, (including the use of monies to pay amounts owed to CommSec). Integrity and Reputation No Criminal Convictions. None of ASB Securities, ASB Nominees, CommSec or any of their principal officers has: (a) been convicted of an offence under the Securities Markets Act 1988 or the Securities Act 1978 or of a crime involving dishonesty, as defined in section 2(1) of the Crimes Act 1961; or (b) been a principal officer of a body corporate that has committed an offence referred to above, when the body corporate committed the offence; or (c) been adjudicated bankrupt; or (d) been prohibited by an Act or by a court from taking part in the management of a company or a business; or (e) been the subject of an adverse finding by a court in any proceeding taken against them in their professional capacity; or (f) been expelled from, or prohibited from being a member of, a professional body. None of ASB Securities, ASB Nominees or CommSec has ever been placed in statutory management or receivership. These Conditions form a tri-party agreement between you, ASB Securities and ASB in relation to the provision of the Services, custody services provided by ASB Nominees and related ASB banking services. It is important that you read and understand these Conditions prior to entering into any transactions with ASB Securities.

5 ASB Securities Client Service Agreement Terms and Conditions Part A: Services 1. Conditions 1.1 These Conditions apply to all Services. By using any of the Services you agree to be bound by these Conditions, as may be amended from time to time. We may also utilise the services of a custodian for transactions relating to specific Securities. By using any custodial services, you also agree to be bound by any terms and conditions imposed by any applicable custodian, which are available from us on request. 1.2 You acknowledge and agree that you and all Services we undertake on your behalf will be subject to: (a) all applicable legislation in New Zealand or in the jurisdiction in which the Securities are traded; and (b) all applicable rules and regulations and customs and usages of the NZX, the ASX, any other recognised Securities exchange which we may utilise, including the Participant Rules, C&S Rules and Depository Rules, as these may apply from time to time. Accordingly: (c) to the extent that there is any inconsistency between any of the requirements referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) of this clause 1.2 and these Conditions, these Conditions shall be deemed to be amended so that they are consistent with the requirements referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b); and (d) any action taken by us or omitted to be taken by us to comply with any of the legislation, rules, regulations, customs and usages referred to in this clause 1.2 (including, but not limited to, suspending or placing a hold on your trading account or any assets we hold on your behalf) will be deemed as being in accordance with these Conditions and will override any inconsistent provision contained in these Conditions. 1.3 Any Service transacted via our website is also subject to the provisions of the Internet Access Terms. 1.4 If there is any inconsistency between these Conditions or the Internet Access Terms and any prior agreement or arrangement between us and you in relation to the provision of the Services, these Conditions or the Internet Access Terms, as the case may be, will apply to the extent of the inconsistency, unless the parties otherwise agree in writing. 2. Your Commitments 2.1 You represent and warrant that: (a) all information provided by you to us in the Registration Form or from time to time is correct, accurate, complete, true and not misleading; (b) you have full power, capacity and authority to enter into these Conditions and to exercise the rights and perform the obligations under these Conditions; (c) you will be in a position at all times to meet all your commitments and obligations arising from the Services; (d) in entering into any transactions with ASB Securities, you will comply with all laws and regulations, including but not limited to, the insider trading provisions of the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013; (e) where you are an employee of an NZX registered firm, you will not at any time use the services provided to you pursuant to these Conditions to breach the provisions of the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013, including, but not limited to, those provisions relating to insider trading ; (f) if you are a company, you are duly incorporated and validly existing in your jurisdiction of incorporation; and (g) if you are a trustee: (i) you have properly exercised your trust powers and have full authority to enter into these Conditions; and (ii) you are entitled to be indemnified from the assets of the trust for all liabilities incurred under these Conditions. 2.2 You acknowledge and agree that the representations and warranties given under clause 2.1 shall be deemed to be repeated each time you enter into any Service or transaction with us. 2.3 You, any person you authorise to deal on your behalf and, if you are an entity, any individual who has effective control of the entity, or owns more than 25% of the entity, will be required to provide proof of their identity from time to time. 2.4 During your relationship with us we may ask for and collect further information about you and your dealings with us. 3. Your Instructions 3.1 You acknowledge that we will not be able to act on any instruction received from you until we have received a signed Registration Form and verified the relevant information as required by the Participant Rules. 3.2 You acknowledge that we are not obliged to accept any application or instruction to trade, nor are we obliged to provide you with reasons for refusing your application or instruction to trade. 3.3 Instructions may be given by you in writing, electronically via the internet, over the telephone or in person. Instructions may only be given by you or an authorised person or agent. You acknowledge that where your instruction is given in writing, whether faxed or posted, the instruction will be deemed to have been received by us when we act on the relevant instruction. Accordingly, you accept responsibility to ensure that your written instruction has been received and actioned by ASB Securities. 3.4 You acknowledge and agree that: (a) each instruction that you give to us can not be withdrawn and authorises us to: (i) execute your application or instruction to trade in accordance with the C&S Rules; (ii) pay, transfer or otherwise apply any of your Client Assets for the purpose of executing your application or instruction; and (iii) hold any of your Client Assets in the Depository in accordance with the Depository Rules; (b) we have no obligation to accept any cancellation or variation of any instruction. We may, however, in our absolute discretion, cancel or vary any unexecuted part of any instruction at your request; (c) we will not necessarily act on any instruction immediately and, accordingly, the value of Securities may fluctuate prior to the execution of your transaction; and (d) we may record any telephone instructions given, but are not obliged to do so. 3.5 We reserve the right to refuse to accept any instruction or order given by or on behalf of you where: (a) the order remains unfulfilled for more than 20 business days; (b) we believe your instructions are ambiguous, incomplete, unclear, unethical or likely to create a disorderly market in the Securities; (c) we believe your instructions are in breach of these conditions, the Participant Rules, C&S Rules, Depository Rules, New Zealand legislation or the rules or regulations of any other Securities exchange we may utilise; (d) trading in the relevant Securities has been suspended or halted for any reason whatsoever and you have not reconfirmed instructions; (e) we cannot access the services and systems of CHO or CDO for any reason; (f) you or an authorised signatory appear to be a Prescribed Person; (g) you do not meet our identification requirements; or (h) any other reasonable grounds. 3.6 You agree that ASB Securities is not liable for any loss, liability or costs arising from circumstances where ASB Securities uses its discretion to cancel an order or transaction or refuses to accept an instruction from you. 3.7 Bringing Orders to Market: Unless you otherwise instruct, we will send your order straight to market as required by the Participant Rules, provided always that we may at our discretion acting reasonably: (a) delay executing your order to satisfy crossings;

6 (b) accumulate or bundle orders coming to market; or (c) refuse to execute an order where we consider that executing the order is likely to create a false or misleading market for, or price/ yield of, the relevant Security; or (d) refuse to execute or delay execution of an order where we believe that execution might breach the Participant Rules, C&S Rules or Depository Rules. 3.8 We, CHO, CDO, NZX or any other regulatory body may withdraw a fixed limit order. It is your responsibility to maintain sufficient contact with us while you have a fixed limit order outstanding to enable you to identify and re-submit any order that is withdrawn. While we may, at our discretion, endeavour to notify clients of a withdrawn order, we accept no responsibility for any loss incurred by you directly or indirectly as a result of a withdrawal of a fixed limit order. 3.9 ASB Securities may act on instructions from any one authorised signatory, subject to 15.2, to a joint account. Upon death of one or more parties to a joint account, ASB Securities may act on instructions from any survivor All foreign exchange transactions are real time and cannot be cancelled. Any foreign exchange rate utilised by us will be the applicable ASB Securities exchange rate as at the time and on the date on which the transaction has been effected. We will provide you with an indication of the likely exchange rate at the time you place your trade Where you trade on a market, other than the New Zealand market, after 16:30 New Zealand time, and have determined to settle in a currency other than the market on which you are trading, the exchange rate utilised by us will be the applicable ASB Securities exchange rate as at 09:00 New Zealand time the following Business Day You agree and acknowledge that: (a) CHO will act as the central counterparty to each Transaction subject to clearing on the Clearing House. The Clearing and Settlement Terms of any relevant Transaction will be novated in accordance with the C&S Rules; (b) it is intended that we will be the Clearing Participant which carries out the clearing and settlement of Trades executed for you in accordance with the C&S Rules and the Depository Rules. However, we reserve the right to use a third party Clearing Participant. If we do use a third party Clearing Participant, we will advise you of that Clearing Participant s name, telephone number, main business address and any other details of which we have to advise you under the Participant Rules; (c) in relation to each Transaction executed on your behalf which is subject to clearing on the Clearing House: (i) the Clearing and Settlement Terms for such transaction will be novated to the extent required in accordance with the C&S Rules; (ii) the Clearing Participant will become principal in the resulting Relevant Settlement Transaction and take on all of the Clearing and Settlement Terms for that Relevant Settlement Transaction; and (iii) you consent to this novation pursuant to, and on the terms and conditions provided for under the C&S Rules, to the full extent required by law. (d) your rights and obligations in relation to the clearing and settlement of a Relevant Settlement Transaction will be limited to any rights against, and obligations to, us and you will not have any rights against, or obligations to: (i) a third party Relevant Clearing Participant (if any); or (ii) CHO, in relation to the clearing and settlement of the Relevant Settlement Transaction; (e) the liability of CHO, CDO, the Depository Nominee, New Zealand Clearing and Depository Corporation Limited and NZX to you is limited or excluded by, and is subject to, the provisions of Section 8 of the C&S Rules and Section 9 of the Depository Rules; (f) you grant us, at all times, full and exclusive rights, power and authority to bind you under the C&S Rules and to authorise the application of your Client Assets in accordance with Rule of the Participant Rules; (g) you may not assert against CDO or the Depository Nominee or any person acting on behalf of CDO or the Depository Nominee (or both of them), any proprietary, equitable, contingent, future or partial interest in any funds or Securities held in a Settlement Account or a Depository Account; (h) under the Depository Rules: (i) CDO and the Depository Nominee must recognise us as the sole beneficial owner of Securities or funds held in our Depository Account; (ii) CDO and the Depository Nominee must not, except as ordered by a court of competent jurisdiction or as is otherwise expressly provided by the Depository Rules, be liable for, bound by or compelled in any way to: A. see to the execution of any trust or equity affecting the ownership of, or incidental right to, any funds or Securities held in a Depository Account; B. recognise us as holding any funds or Securities held in a Depository Account on trust; nor C. recognise any proprietary, equitable, contingent, future or partial interest in any funds or Securities held in a Depository Account or any other right, except our beneficial right of ownership; (i) you shall not assert any proprietary or equitable interest or other right against CDO, the Depository Nominee or any person acting on behalf of CDO or the Depository Nominee (or both); and (j) if you purchase on market a holding of rights for a Security that is traded separately to the Security, you acknowledge that we will automatically exercise those rights on your behalf unless you tell us not to. 4. Contract Notes 4.1 Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, we will issue a contract note, or any other form of communication acceptable under New Zealand law or the Participant Rules, to confirm your transaction. You must ensure the details of the contract note are correct. You acknowledge and agree that we may dispatch this contract note to your postal address or electronically in PDF form or in a form similar to a PDF. 4.2 In choosing the Internet Trading Service, you agree to accept contract notes electronically. If you do not wish to receive contract notes electronically, you will need to choose the Telephone Trading Service. Where we dispatch contract notes to you electronically and receive a failed notification, we will dispatch the contract notes to your postal address. 4.3 If you believe that a contract note does not correctly reflect the transaction that you placed through us, you should contact us as soon as you notice the mistake. If the contract note incorrectly reflects the trade that was placed we will issue you a new contract note with the correct information. 5. Risk Warnings 5.1 You should be aware that: (a) investment in Securities and other financial instruments involves risk including (but not limited to) currency and market fluctuations; (b) the capital value of your investments may fall and you may not earn any income from your investments; (c) your investments and any Securities may be subject to market risk, liquidity risk, company risk, sector and country exposure risk, default risk, currency exchange risk, economic and political risk; and (d) your investments or any Securities you buy may not be appropriate or fit for the purpose for which you purchased them. 5.2 We are not liable for any loss or expense incurred by or on behalf of you as a result of any investment decision made by you and we do not, nor do any of our directors, officers, agents or employees, guarantee the repayment of capital or the payment of income in respect of any investment made by us on your behalf. 6. Unlisted Securities 6.1 If you choose to trade in the Securities of unlisted companies, you should be aware that these Securities are not traded on a registered exchange, regulated under New Zealand securities markets law and clearing and settlement of unlisted Securities will not be subject to the Participant Rules, C&S Rules and Depository Rules. You will not, therefore, have the same protections as you would have when trading on a registered exchange, such as the insider trading laws

7 which apply to listed entities, continuous disclosure requirements, director relevant interest disclosure and substantial Security holder requirements, nor are there any of the other protections for investors that are contained in the listing rules of a registered exchange. 6.2 If you choose to trade in unlisted Securities, you authorise us to instruct an unlisted broker, at our discretion. 7. Limitation on Services 7.1 You acknowledge that we do not give personalised advice or make personalised recommendations. It is, therefore, your responsibility, before ordering the purchase or sale of any Securities, to assess and evaluate the proposed transaction taking into account your current financial situation, investment objectives and particular needs. 7.2 If you have elected to receive publications from us, these may contain recommendations in relation to particular Securities. These publications will generally be written by third parties and are based upon research conducted by analysts. The recommendations are, however, still only matters of opinion and are subject to a number of limitations. You must assess whether a specific recommendation is suitable to your own investment objectives, financial status and particular needs. 7.3 We are not able to exercise control over any services that we do not supply directly to you, and we therefore will not be responsible for any loss or damage arising from any cause outside our control or the control of our employees or agents. 8. Settlement 8.1 Your transactions will be automatically settled in accordance with ASB Securities money handling procedures and your financial settlement instructions provided at the time of registration with ASB Securities or as advised from time to time by you. 8.2 When we purchase Securities to your order under the C&S Rules, CHO will be the person which is responsible for delivering the Securities to us. Securities that we purchase to your order will be registered into your name, being the CSN held on file by ASB Securities for the account holder, or the name of your custodian where requested by you (see Part B: Custody Services). If CHO fails to deliver Securities purchased to your order, CHO may, at its discretion, elect to pay compensation in respect of that failure to deliver those Securities instead of delivering the relevant Securities. In this event: (a) we will pay you the compensation we actually receive; and (b) you acknowledge and agree that we will have no other liability to you. 8.3 You acknowledge that sale proceeds will be made payable to the registered Securities holder, in the event that your name differs from that of the registered Securities holder. Payment will not be made until delivery of Securities has successfully been completed. 8.4 We will not accept cash in payment of any amount due to us under these Conditions except in exceptional circumstances and by prior arrangement. 8.5 If you sell Securities before the EX date and the shares still remain in your name on Record date, you agree that ASB Securities may deduct the gross amount of the dividend from your nominated account on or after the dividend payment date. You further acknowledge and agree that no interest will be payable by ASB Securities in relation to any amount so deducted. 9. Failure to Settle/Deliver Securities 9.1 If, as a consequence of your failure to deliver Securities within three (3) business days of the trade date ( T+3 ) (being the time needed for us to meet the time limits imposed by the Participant Rules), we fail to deliver Securities to CHO or any other necessary person, we shall have the right to pass on, and you will have the obligation to immediately meet, any direct or indirect charge, levy, cost or expense that we incur as a result of such failure. 9.2 Without limiting any other provision of this clause 9 or clause 10, if by T+3 you have not delivered to us the relevant certificates, Security holder information, any requested item or payment due, then at our option we may do one or more of the following: (a) buy back or sell on your behalf any of the Securities that are the subject of a transaction with us and you hereby irrevocably authorise us to take such action; or (b) sell any other Securities outstanding on your account or any of your Securities in our or ASB Nominees control or possession; or (c) charge interest on the amount outstanding at the ASB unarranged business overdraft rate, which can be found on the business section of the ASB website at asb.co.nz/business/loansand-finance/business-overdraft, calculated daily; or (d) charge a late settlement failure processing fee. 9.3 Once an order has been entered into the trading system provided by the NZX and a trade created, (apart from the delivery and settlement obligations) completed and formalised, all obligations and responsibilities for that trade are transferred to us. Once the responsibility for the trade is transferred, we shall be liable as principal. As previously noted, CHO will act as the central counterparty in relation to Transactions and Clearing and Settlement Terms will be novated in accordance with the C&S Rules. 9.4 Any information held by us, CHO or CDO may be subject to review by a regulator including, but not limited to, NZX. 10. Liability 10.1 We are not able to exercise control over any services that we do not supply directly to you, and we therefore will not be responsible for any loss or damage arising from any cause outside our control or the control of our employees or agents You agree to indemnify us against all costs, expenses and losses incurred by us as a result of your failure to deliver to us the relevant Securities, certificates, Security holder information, any requested item or payment due by T+3 that causes us to incur liability under the Participant Rules, C&S Rules or Depository Rules including: (a) brokerage and administration fees and stamp duty; (b) any costs, expenses and losses incurred as a result of us becoming, or potentially becoming, a Non-Performing Clearing Participant, including from actions taken in relation to Relevant Collateral; and/or (c) any costs, expenses and losses incurred as a result of a Potential Credit Event occurring or continuing in respect of us If we incur any liability to you as a result of a failure by CHO, CDO or any other Affected Person, our liability to you will be limited to the amount of compensation or other monetary amount we actually recover from CHO, CDO or any other Affected Person as the case may be in relation to the Transaction undertaken on your order. 11. Set-off 11.1 In addition to clause 9.2 and 11.2, where any amount owing from you to us is due, we have a right to set-off (without prior notice or demand) any amount held by us on your behalf, any amount in your CMA and any other account (including any FCA) held by you with ASB, in or towards satisfaction of your indebtedness to us. You irrevocably authorise and instruct ASB to make such deductions from your CMA or any other account held with ASB immediately at our request ASB Securities is authorised to debit any account of yours with any amount due from you to ASB Securities from time to time, even if in debiting this account it would result in a debit balance. ASB Securities may exercise this right even if the account concerned is already in debit, and even if the amount debited takes the debit balance of the account over the approved limit. ASB Securities may debit any amount due on any day on or after the due date. 12. Fees, Costs and Withholding Tax 12.1 You agree to pay our normal brokerage fees, which can be found on our website, and to reimburse us for any costs, including stamp duty and taxes. You authorise us to appropriate any credits, payments and other receipts from your, or for your, account in such manner and order as we think fit against any amounts due to or owing by you to comply with these Conditions We will give you at least 14 days notice of a change to fees charged by us for the Services ASB Securities may charge you a commission or margin on all foreign exchange dealings ASB Securities may deduct withholding tax from any interest payment unless evidence of exemption from this tax is received. Where your Inland Revenue number and tax rate is not provided, this will be automatically set to the higher rate as determined by Inland Revenue which applies to individuals, companies or trusts You acknowledge that where we hold money on trust for you as part of any trade, we may earn interest on this money.

8 13. Authorisation Code (previously FIN) 13.1 If you are a telephone or nominee client, you authorise ASB Securities to retain a copy of your Authorisation Code in an encrypted form. Your Authorisation Code will be stored and linked to your associated CSN. You acknowledge that ASB Securities will have unlimited access to Securities held by you if your Authorisation Code is retained by us. We will at all times protect your Authorisation Code from unauthorised use and access We will only use your Authorisation Code to: (a) transfer any of your Securities in accordance with these Conditions; and (b) verify that your Authorisation Code is correctly matched to your CSN. Your Authorisation Code is only viewable in encrypted form, except if you are an ASB Nominees client in which case your Authorisation Code may be viewed in an unencrypted form. Your Authorisation Code must remain confidential to you alone and you must take all reasonable steps to prevent disclosure of your Authorisation Code to any other person. You acknowledge that in the event any person obtains the Authorisation Code that you provide us to encrypt or decode the encrypted Authorisation Code that ASB Securities holds, there is the risk that the person may use your Authorisation Code to fraudulently transfer any of your Securities to another person. 14. Internet Trading 14.1 If you wish to use our internet trading services or any restricted information available on our website, you will be issued with an access code and an access password. You will be required to select your own access code as part of the application process. ASB Securities will generate a random password. For information on changing your access password visit our Frequently Asked Questions area. Under no circumstances should you keep a written or electronic record of your access password, nor disclose your access password to any other person, including family and those with apparent authority i.e. ASB Securities staff Your access password must remain confidential to you alone and you must take all reasonable steps to prevent disclosure of your access password. By utilising your access password on this website you confirm that your use of the ASB Securities website will be governed by the terms and conditions set out in your Client Service Agreement and Internet Access Terms with ASB Securities Please note that Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 ( IE 5.0 ) has an option which allows user names and passwords to be automatically entered by keying in just the first character. In the interests of security, ASB Securities has disabled this feature exclusively for the ASB Securities Sign On page. If this feature is enabled on your browser (in particular but not limited to IE 5.0), it will still function in sites other than this website Where any trading instruction is made through the ASB Securities website: (a) We will only accept and act upon instructions in the form acceptable to us and we are not responsible for any change or corruption in your instructions prior to our receipt of them. (b) Failure to provide any mandatory details as set out on our website will result in automatic order rejection. (c) Any instructions sent by a user using your access password ( Instruction ) once received by ASB Securities, shall be unconditional, irreversible and binding on you. ASB Securities shall be entitled to rely on an Instruction as conclusive evidence of the accuracy of the information contained in the Instruction and the Instruction having been made with the express authority of you, without the need for any verification or investigation by ASB Securities. In particular ASB Securities is not required to verify that an Instruction is sent by, or with the authority of you. (d) We will only conduct transactions on your behalf at times when the relevant exchange is open for dealings. We reserve the right not to act upon your Instruction. ASB Securities shall not be required to give any reasons for its decision not to act. We will not necessarily act on your Instruction immediately; you accept that the value of Securities may fluctuate prior to the execution of your transaction. (e) You acknowledge that we have the right to suspend operation of our website and online systems at any time (including if, in our reasonable opinion, some threat is posed to any system or part of any system). You also acknowledge that we will be able to suspend the operation of our website and online systems at regular intervals for periodic maintenance and administration tasks. If our online system is unavailable you can phone our office on during normal trading hours and a Client Services Officer will take your instruction(s). (f) You are responsible for and must take all reasonable care to ensure the information you supply via our website is accurate. You must let us know as soon as you think there has been an error or mistake and we will endeavour to rectify the error wherever possible. (g) To the extent permitted by law, we will not be liable to you for any direct or indirect costs, losses, damages or other liabilities resulting from: (i) your use of our internet trading services; or (ii) your failure to comply with these terms and conditions; or (iii) any delay or loss of access to, or use of the internet trading service at any time, or any fault or error in the design, content or engineering of the internet trading service; or (iv) malfunction of any equipment or system, or any telecommunications link failure; or (v) any cause or event reasonably beyond our control The availability of prices and information through the ASB Securities website does not constitute a recommendation to buy, sell or otherwise trade all or any of the securities mentioned on the website. You should seek your own professional advice as to the suitability of any investment referred to on the ASB Securities website. 15. Passwords 15.1 You must not use unsuitable internet access passwords. Unsuitable internet access passwords include birth dates, months or years, other easily accessible personal data, family and pet or street names. You must safeguard your internet access password. For instance your internet access password must be committed to your memory. Under no circumstances should you keep a written or electronic record of your internet access password nor disclose your internet access password to any other person, including family and those with apparent authority, for example, the police or ASB Securities or ASB staff. Your internet access password must remain confidential to you alone and you must take all reasonable steps to prevent disclosure of your internet access password and report the disclosure or possible disclosure of your internet access password as soon as you are aware or suspect your internet access password has been disclosed. In addition, you should consider using a different password for different cards or equipment A customer selected password is used as a form of identification when you phone ASB Securities. For Telephone Trading and Internet Trading clients this must be quoted to the broker prior to the provision of instructions. This customer selected password is stored in the ASB Securities system which is accessed by authorised ASB Securities personnel. 16. Authorised Signatories 16.1 You agree that if you have appointed authorised signatories to deal on your behalf, then we may act upon the instructions of any authorised signatory, subject to 15.2, without undertaking any further enquiries. If there is more than one authorised signatory, we may act on the instruction of any one authorised signatory If you have appointed an authorised signatory on a view only basis, we will not act upon the instructions of that authorised signatory You agree to indemnify us against any loss, cost, charge, expense or liability that we may incur as a result of us acting on any instruction of an authorised signatory. 17. Joint Liability If you are more than one person, then you each are jointly and severally bound by these Conditions and we are entitled to act upon the instructions of any one of you. 18. Overseas broker You authorise us to instruct any overseas broker or other agent for the purposes of carrying out our obligations under these Conditions. 19. Consumer Guarantees Act You agree that where the Service provided under these terms and conditions are supplied or acquired in trade, to the maximum extent permitted by law, we and you contract out of the provisions of the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993.

9 20. Formal Written Complaints 20.1 In the first instance, formal written complaints may be addressed to: Senior Manager Risk and Compliance ASB Securities Limited PO Box 35, Shortland Street Auckland Complaints regarding compliance with the Participant Rules may also be addressed to: NZX Participant Compliance NZX Limited PO Box 2959 Wellington If you are unable to resolve the issue directly with ASB Securities on a Financial Advisers Act 2008 related matter, you can contact FSCL who may be able to help. FSCL can be contacted at: Financial Services Complaints Limited PO Box 5967 Wellington info@fscl.org.nz 20.4 You can also report information about the financial adviser services provided to you by ASB Securities to the FMA at: Financial Markets Authority PO Box 1179 Wellington 6140 (04) Part B: Custody Services 21. Introduction 21.1 This Part B sets out the conditions on which ASB Securities will provide to you custody services in respect of Securities that ASB Securities or its nominee, ASB Nominees, may hold on your behalf from time to time We may delegate all or any part of our obligations under this Part B to one or more agents ASB Securities will not accept instructions to sell Securities until clear title has been confirmed by either our overseas agent or the issuer s registry. You represent and warrant that you are the beneficial owner of the Securities and the Securities are free from any Security interest, charge, lien or other encumbrance. 22. Securities held by ASB Nominees 22.1 Holding of Property: All Securities which you request to be registered into the name of ASB Nominees are held on trust for you and will continue to be held on trust until instructions are received from you either to sell or transfer the Securities into your name or to a person nominated by you. We charge fees for the services provided by ASB Nominees which are detailed on our website Delivery of property: Following a request from you to register Securities in the name of ASB Nominees, we will liaise with the issuer or its registry regarding the physical delivery of the Title Document Records: ASB Nominees keeps records of all Securities held by it on your behalf. You will be given a unique identification number and all Securities held on your behalf will be held by reference to such a number. You will be provided with details of the Securities which ASB Nominees holds on your behalf through ASB Nominees reporting service Audits: ASB Nominees is subject to the same audit procedures as ASB Securities Use of property: ASB Nominees cannot use the Securities held by it on your behalf for the benefit of itself, ASB Securities or any other person, without your consent. 23. Securities held in foreign custody Holding of Property: With the exception of Australian Securities, all foreign Securities will be held in custody with an agent appointed by ASB Securities. Overseas investments will be held in an omnibus account on trust for you. You will be deemed to be a custodial client in respect of those Securities from the point you first purchase an overseas holding and will continue to be a custodial client until the end of the month following when you sell all foreign Securities which are held for you in custody Delivery of property: Following a request from you to register Securities into our foreign custody facility, we will liaise with the issuer, its registry and our agent regarding the physical delivery of the Title Documents Records: ASB Securities keeps records of all Securities held by it on your behalf. You will be given a unique identification number and all Securities held on your behalf will be held by reference to such a number. You will be provided with details of the Securities which ASB Securities holds on your behalf from time to time or you can contact ASB Securities for confirmation of your holdings Use of Property: ASB Securities cannot use the Securities held by it on your behalf for the benefit of itself or any other person, without your consent. 24. General Rights Regarding Securities 24.1 Transactions: ASB Securities and/or ASB Nominees will use its best endeavours to keep you informed of certain events that affect your Securities, such as rights issues, bonus issues, takeovers, company reconstructions and impending exercise or expiry of options, warrants and convertible bonds, and will act in accordance with your instructions in relation thereto Meetings: ASB Securities and/or ASB Nominees shall have no duty or responsibility to attend any meetings or to vote in respect of any of the Securities or in respect of proxies received by it or any of its agents in respect of any Securities or for sending any proxies or giving any notice of the receipt of such proxies to you. However, ASB Securities will act in accordance with your written instructions in this regard Income: All income and other payments due to you with respect to any Securities will be, unless otherwise agreed, credited to your CMA. 25. Fees You shall pay ASB Securities or ASB Nominees such fees and charges as we may from time to time specify in connection with the custody services provided pursuant to this Part B. The current fees and charges can be found on our website. You authorise ASB Securities or ASB Nominees to debit your CMA with any such fees Where either ASB Securities or ASB Nominees has appointed an agent to hold foreign Securities on your behalf they will pass on any fees that the agent charges for that service. You will be informed of the amount of these fees at the time you place your order. Part C: ASB Accounts 26. You acknowledge and agree that you are bound by ASB s Personal Banking Terms and Conditions or ASB s Business, Rural and Corporate Terms and Conditions governing the operation of the CMA and any other accounts or banking facilities provided by ASB, including any FCA. 27. You authorise ASB, and ASB agrees, to debit your CMA with any amount notified to ASB by ASB Securities as being the amount: (a) required to cover and settle any transaction or order entered into by or on behalf of you by ASB Securities pursuant to these Conditions; and (b) of any transaction or other fees associated with the provision of any Service, provided that if there is insufficient cleared funds in the CMA to meet such debit, ASB may, in its absolute discretion decline to debit the CMA and the relevant transaction or order will not be settled. 28. You authorise ASB, and ASB agrees, on instruction of ASB Securities, to transfer available funds between your CMA and any selected FCA held with ASB. 29. You acknowledge that ASB Securities is responsible for providing the Services and ASB has no liability for, and does not guarantee the obligations of ASB Securities or any custodian or agent under these Conditions. 30. Without limiting any other provision of these Conditions, ASB shall not be liable to you or any other person for any loss or damage arising directly or indirectly as a consequence of any failure by: (a) ASB Securities or any custodian or any agent of ASB Securities to perform its obligations under these Conditions; or (b) CHO or CDO to comply with their obligations under the C&S Rules or Depository Rules. 31. ASB will not be liable to you for any indirect or consequential loss suffered or incurred by you, or for any loss of income, business, profit or savings whether as a result of you or any other person s inability to complete a transaction or honour an obligation or otherwise.

10 Part D: Provisions relating to agreement with ASB Securities and ASB 32. Amendments 32.1 ASB Securities and ASB may amend these Conditions at any time by providing you with at least 14 days notice in writing of such amendment. This notice must be given by direct communication with you, notices in branches of ASB, statements in the media or by notice displayed on the websites of ASB Securities or ASB (or any combination of the above) No amendments made by you to these Conditions will be effective unless made in writing and executed by both parties. 33. Termination 33.1 Subject to the completion of any outstanding obligations including the transfer of any Securities held in custody, these arrangements may be terminated by either party giving 7 days written notice to the other party You agree that you will give us written notice terminating these arrangements in accordance with clause 32.1 should you cease to reside in New Zealand or Australia. 34. ASB Securities ASB Securities is a wholly owned subsidiary of ASB. ASB does not guarantee the obligations of ASB Securities or the products and services it offers. 35. Indemnity You will indemnify ASB Securities and ASB against any actions, claims, demands, proceedings, costs, damages, expenses, liabilities and losses (including legal costs on a solicitor and client basis) reasonably paid, suffered or incurred by any of ASB Securities, ASB or any nominee or agent of ASB Securities or ASB directly or indirectly as a result of: (a) ASB Securities or ASB, as the case may be, undertaking instructions given by or purportedly on your behalf (whether or not those instructions are valid, provided we do not have reason to believe the instructions are not valid); or (b) any failure by you to comply with these Conditions; or (c) ASB Securities or any nominee or agent holding any Securities on your behalf. 36. Privacy Authorisations 36.1 You authorise ASB Securities and ASB to collect, hold and use information about you ( Information ) for the purposes of: (a) providing the Services to you; (b) opening, operating, administering, and maintaining your ASB and ASB Securities accounts and any products or services provided to you by us or our related companies whether incorporated in New Zealand or elsewhere; (c) confirming your identity and address, for example, electronically matching information with identification information in third party databases; (d) providing you with the use of, and information about, any other ASB Securities products and services and products and services of our related companies (whether incorporated or constituted in New Zealand or elsewhere); (e) both us or our related companies (whether incorporated or constituted in New Zealand or elsewhere) complying with regulatory and other requirements for example liquidity requirements; (f) managing your relationship with us so, for example, we can respond to your queries; (g) monitoring and screening your accounts, products and services for anti-money laundering and countering financing of terrorism purposes and for fraud and crime detection purposes; (h) both us and our related companies (whether incorporated in New Zealand or elsewhere) monitoring whether information must be disclosed to the Government and foreign governments for taxation purposes; and (i) conducting market research, data processing and statistical analysis You authorise us to obtain information about you from our related companies (whether incorporated or constituted in New Zealand or elsewhere) for the above purposes You agree that the Information may be given to: (a) our related companies (whether incorporated or constituted in New Zealand or elsewhere); (b) our agents and other third parties (whether in New Zealand or overseas) that provide services to, or for us; (c) NZX, ASX, any other applicable securities exchange, CHO, CDO, Financial Markets Authority, issuer companies, and New Zealand and Australian registries where we are required to do so under the rules and regulations of that party; (d) the police, certain governmental agencies or other financial institutions where we reasonably believe that disclosure will assist the investigation, detection or prevention of fraud or other criminal offences or where we are required by law; (e) credit reporting agencies, other credit providers and debt collecting agencies; (f) a regulator for the purposes of carrying out its functions in connection with our business; (g) research firms engaged by us to carry out customer surveys and conduct market research; (h) the Government and foreign governments where we believe disclosure is required to comply with regulatory and other requirements; and (i) any other party authorised by you You further authorise the release to ASB Securities of any Information held by credit reference agencies and credit providers and authorise ASB Securities to disclose Information held about you to credit reference agencies for the purpose of monitoring your on-going creditworthiness You authorise ASB Securities credit reference agency to: (a) hold your personal Information on its systems and use your personal Information to provide its credit reporting services; and (b) provide your personal Information to its customers when they use its credit reporting services Your Information may be held on behalf of ASB Securities by data storage providers, including cloud-based storage providers, in New Zealand or elsewhere Your Information will be collected and held by us at North Wharf, 12 Jellicoe Street, Auckland Central. You have rights of access to, and correction of any personal information (as defined in the Privacy Act 1993) held by us. 37. Assignment 37.1 You shall not assign or transfer any of your rights or obligations under these Conditions. ASB Securities and ASB may assign all or any of their respective rights, and transfer all or any of their respective obligations, under these Conditions to any person or persons provided we will give you at least 14 days notice of any assignment. 38. Electronic Communication 38.1 You consent to us giving to you documents, reports, notices and communications in relation to your Securities and the services provided by us in electronic form by electronic communication through, for example, (a) ; or (b) Any online system provided by us Where you have provided us with an electronic address you agree that you have nominated this address as the address for all communication with you You agree that any such electronic communication is taken to be dispatched by us and received by you at the time it leaves our information system or is uploaded to a relevant online system provided by us You consent to such documents, reports, notices and communications being in a commonly used format (for example, PDF) and being accessible by commonly used software. 39. Jurisdiction 39.1 These Conditions are governed by New Zealand law and both parties submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of New Zealand Neither ASB Securities nor any of our services are regulated or

11 authorised in any jurisdiction other than New Zealand and we give no warranty that it is lawful for citizens or residents in any other jurisdiction to be clients of, or to use, our services. However, Australian residents may operate a share trading account with ASB Securities. Part E: Dealing on the ASX 40. CommSec 40.1 Deals on the ASX will be carried out by CommSec and will be subject to CommSec s terms and conditions for clients of ASB Securities You acknowledge that in relation to any trades on the ASX, CommSec is the Delivery and Execution Participant. ASB Securities is the Settlement Participant only You authorise ASB Securities to give instructions and settle trades directly with CommSec on your behalf and agree to pay ASB Securities all amounts necessary to enable us to settle any such trades through CommSec. Part F: Interpretation 41. Definitions 41.1 In these Conditions, unless the context otherwise requires: Affected Person has the meaning set out in the C&S Rules; ASB means ASB Bank Limited; ASB Nominees means ASB Nominees Limited; ASB Securities, our, us or we means ASB Securities Limited; ASX means Australian Securities Exchange Limited; Authorisation Code (previously FIN or Faster Identification Number) means the identification number issued when a person or persons first purchase a parcel of shares and is required together with a CSN for identification and trading; Business Day means a day on which NZX s Securities markets are open for trading; CSN means Common Shareholder Number; C&S Rules means CHO s Clearing and Settlement Rules as found on the NZX website, as amended or replaced from time to time; CMA means your Cash Management Account held with ASB, being the account from which funds may be debited or credited in accordance with the terms of these Conditions; CDO means New Zealand Depository Limited, including its Board, senior executives, Employees, agents and any Person acting under its delegated authority; CHESS means the Clearing House Electronic Sub-register System; CHO means New Zealand Clearing Limited, including its Board, senior executives, Employees, agents and any Person acting under its delegated authority; Clearing Participant means a person that CHO has allowed to be a clearing participant in the Clearing House in accordance with the C&S Rules; Clearing House means the central counterparty clearing house operated by CHO in accordance with the C&S Rules, including its functions, facilities and systems; Clearing and Settlement Terms has the meaning set out in the C&S Rules; Client, you or your means the individual(s), company, trust, partnership, estate, club, incorporated society, charitable trust who have opened a CMA or ASB Securities trading account; Client Services Agreement means the Registration Form and these Conditions; CommSec means Commonwealth Securities Limited; Conditions means these Client Service Agreement terms and conditions, as amended from time to time; Depository Participant means a person that CDO has allowed to be a participant in the depository operated by CDO in accordance with the Depository Rules; Depository Rules means CDO s Depository Operating Rules, as amended or replaced from time to time; FCA means your Foreign Currency Account held with ASB, being the account from which funds may be debited or credited in accordance with the terms of these Conditions. FMA means Financial Markets Authority; FSCL means Financial Services Complaints Limited; Internet Access Terms means ASB Securities Internet Access Terms which are available on our website; Internet Trading means ASB Securities Internet based share trading service; Non-Performing Clearing Participant has the meaning set out in the C&S Rules; NZX means NZX Limited; Participant Rules means the NZX Participant Rules (including Guidance Notes and Practice Notes) as found on the NZX website, as amended or replaced from time to time; Potential Credit Event has the meaning set out in the C&S Rules; Prescribed Person means a person who appears to us either: (a) to be in breach of the laws of any jurisdiction relating to money laundering or counter-terrorism; (b) to appear in a list of persons with whom dealings are proscribed by the government or a regulatory authority of any jurisdiction; or (c) to act on behalf, or for the benefit, of a person listed in sub clauses (a) (b). Registration Form means the ASB Securities Registration Form completed by you in relation to the provision of the Services and the establishment of your CMA; Relevant Collateral has the meaning set out in the C&S Rules; Services include the buying and selling of Securities and other investments on your behalf and the provision of other services as we may agree to provide you from time to time; Telephone Trading means ASB Securities telephone share trading service; and Transaction has the meaning set out in the C&S Rules In these Conditions, unless the context otherwise requires: (a) references to you and your are references to you and any authorised signatory with several signing authority on your CMA jointly and severally; (b) a reference to a person includes an individual, company, an association of persons (whether corporate or not), a trust, a state, an agency of a state and any other entity (in each case, whether or not having a separate legal personality); (c) a reference to a clause is a reference to a clause of these Conditions; (d) a reference to a statute, rules and regulations or a provision thereof includes a reference to them as amended or re-enacted from time to time; (e) all words and expressions given a particular meaning in the Participant Rules shall have the same meaning when used in these Conditions; (f) a reference to a party to these Conditions includes that party s administrators, successors and permitted assignees and transferees; (g) words expressed in the plural include the singular and vice versa; and (h) headings are inserted for convenience only and shall be ignored in construing these Conditions. Contact details ASB Securities North Wharf, 12 Jellicoe Street, Auckland Central 1010, PO Box 35, Shortland Street, Auckland 1140, New Zealand Phone , Fax , 0800 ASB SEC ( ) asbsecurities.co.nz

12 CommSec Terms and Conditions Commonwealth Securities Limited (CommSec) ABN AFSL is a participant of the ASX Group and Chi-X Australia. CommSec is a wholly owned but nonguaranteed subsidiary of Commonwealth Bank of Australia ABN (Commonwealth Bank). These terms and conditions (Terms and Conditions) comprise of the following Parts: Part 1 Customer Information and Privacy Part 2 General Terms and Conditions Part 3 General Conditions of Trade Part 4 Trading Rules Part 5 Conditional Order Instruction Part 6 Direct Debit/Credit Request Service Agreement Part 7 Terms and Conditions of CHESS Sponsorship In these Terms and Conditions, references to you means each account holder and owner of a holding, jointly and severally. In Part 1 of these Terms and Conditions, references to us, we or our are references to both CommSec and Commonwealth Bank and, to the extent the context requires, are also deemed to be references to ASB Securities Limited (ASB Securities). In Parts 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 of these Terms and Conditions, references to us, we or our are references to CommSec and, to the extent the context requires, are also deemed to be references to ASB Securities. Please keep these Terms and Conditions for future reference. CommSec makes it easy to start investing in Australian shares and other securities. When you instruct ASB Securities to deal in Australian shares and other securities, CommSec will carry out your instructions in accordance with these Terms and Conditions. In addition, ASB Securities will perform certain functions on behalf of CommSec as its agent. PART 1 Customer Information and Privacy What information we collect 1. In this clause you includes our customer and any person who holds office in an entity which is a customer. We collect information about you (such as your name, address and contact details), and information about your interactions with us, such as activity on your account. We may also collect publicly available information about you. Why we collect your information and what we use it for 2. We collect your information because we are required to identify you in accordance with the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter- Terrorism Financing Act 2006 and in order to comply with taxation laws, such as the Taxation Administration Act 1953 and the Income Tax Assessment Act We also collect it to administer our customer relationships and internal processes including risk management and pricing, under our arrangements with government agencies, and to identify and tell you about products and services that may interest you (unless you tell us not to). If you don t want to receive marketing information you can opt out on our website at commsec.com.au. 3. If you give us your electronic and telephone details, you agree we may use this to communicate with you electronically, by phone or SMS including providing updates, reminders and (unless you tell us not to) marketing information. 4. You must give us accurate and complete information; otherwise you may be breaking the law and we may not be able to provide you with the products and services that you require. If you change your personal details (e.g. address, name or address) you must tell us straight away. Who we may exchange your information with 5. We may exchange your information with other members of the Group who may use your information for any of the purposes we can. 6. We may also exchange your information with others outside the Group, for example: your representatives, advisers, brokers and agents, and their service providers; our service providers and those who refer business to us; market operators, operators of clearing and settlements facilities, share and other registries, regulatory and government authorities; platform providers, issuers of financial products, other financial institutions, and other bodies (for example, if you do not perform your obligations under a share trade). 7. Sometimes it may be necessary to send your information overseas - for example, where we outsource functions overseas, send information to Group members overseas, where we need to complete a transaction on your behalf or where this is required by laws and regulations in Australia or in another country. If you join our community forum we send your address to our 3rd party service provider s data centre in the US to facilitate the direct sign on to the forum. See our Group Privacy Policy for more information. Our Group Privacy Policy 8. Our Group Privacy Policy is available on our website at commsec. com.au (follow the Privacy Policy link) and should be read in conjunction with the above. It contains further details about our information collection and handling practices including information about: other ways and reasons we may collect, use or exchange your information; how you may access and seek correction of the information; and how to make a complaint about a breach of your privacy rights, and our complaint handling procedures. 9. We encourage you to check our website regularly for any updates to the Policy. Additional Obligations 10. We may be subject to laws or regulations in Australia or another country that affect your relationship with us (e.g. laws that address taxation). So that we may comply with our obligations under these laws or regulations, we may: require you to provide information about you or your product; disclose any information we are required to concerning you (including sending your information overseas);

13 withhold an amount from a payment to you if required to do so, and if we do, we will not reimburse you for the amount withheld; and/or take such other action as is reasonably required, including, for example, closing your account. How to contact us 11. For privacy-related enquiries, please contact us by calling as we aim to resolve your query or complaint at your first point of contact with us, however if you have tried to resolve your complaint and are not satisfied with the outcome, you may also contact our Customer Relations team directly by calling , or writing to the address in our Group Privacy Policy. PART 2 General Terms and Conditions General 1. These Terms and Conditions apply to all dealings between you (the Client) and us, CommSec, while you are a client of ASB Securities. For the purposes of these Terms and Conditions, all applications, instructions to trade and other dealings between us must be made by you to ASB Securities and all notices and confirmations required to be made by us under these Terms and Conditions will be made to you by ASB Securities on our behalf. 2. You agree that any right conferred on us by these Terms and Conditions may be exercised by ASB Securities on our behalf. 3. You acknowledge that you have read and agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions. Where there is more than one account holder, you acknowledge that all account holders and owners of the holding have read and agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions. Your commitment 4. You warrant that all information provided by you in your application is complete and correct and is not misleading, and agree that we may rely on that information unless and until we receive written notice of any change signed by you or through a facility provided by us. Any such varied information will be covered by this warranty. 5. You warrant, if you are a company, that CommSec is able to rely on the Australian Securities and Investments Commission company search of you as being up to date and correct at all times. 6. You agree to notify us either in writing or through a facility provided by us of changes in information that are relevant to any dealing or proposed dealing. is not an acceptable method of notification. Information which is relevant to any dealing includes your: i. name ii. postal address iii. contact phone number, facsimile number and address iv. bank account details v. settlement instructions vi. authorised representatives and particulars of that authorised representative as set out in (i) to (iii) above. 7. If you are a trustee, you warrant that you have full power and authority to enter into these arrangements and to exercise the rights and perform the obligations under these arrangements. 8. (a) You undertake not to reveal any access code, number or password for your account, and not to allow any unauthorised person to issue instructions on your account. You agree to abide by the following: not tell anyone your code or let anyone find out your code - not even family or friends; not let anyone watch you enter your code; if codes are advised by letter, we suggest that they be memorised as soon as the letter is received. The letter should then be destroyed. This is the safest policy; and make a reasonable attempt to disguise the code in any record - that is, scramble the details in such a way that others will not be able to decode. (b) We are not liable to reimburse you if an unauthorised transaction occurs on your account and you or any other user have not made a reasonable attempt to disguise a code or to prevent unauthorised access to the code record. For example, we will not consider that a reasonable attempt has been made to disguise a code if you or any user only: recorded the code in reverse order; recorded the code as a phone number where no other phone numbers are recorded; recorded the code as a number, prefixed by a telephone area code; recorded the code as a series of numbers or words with any of them marked, circled or in some way highlighted to indicate the code; recorded the code disguised as a date (e.g. 9/6/63) where no other dates are recorded; recorded the code in an easily understood code (e.g. A=1, B=2); or self-selected a code which is an obvious word or number or one that can be found in a purse or wallet or can be easily guessed by someone else (such as a date of birth, middle name, family member s name or driver s licence number). (c) You are responsible for all fraudulent, illegal or unauthorised dealings on your account which are attributable to your conduct, and you release, discharge and indemnify us and our related bodies corporate (the Group) and our directors, employees, agents and representatives in relation to all liability in this regard. 9. You acknowledge and agree that any search tools or calculators available on a trading platform are provided solely for informative or illustrative purposes and should not be relied upon for the purposes of you making an investment decision or decision to purchase or sell any securities or influence your decision making and do not in any way constitute us giving you personalised advice or making personalised recommendations or are intended to advertise or promote any specific financial product. You should consider obtaining advice from a financial services licensee before making any investment or financial decisions. Third party information 10. (a) You acknowledge that information or data on a trading platform supplied by a third party service provider which is not associated or affiliated with the Group (Third Party Provider) (Third Party Information) are for informative purposes only and such Third Party Information do not in any way constitute our personalised advice or personalised recommendations. (b) A number of features on the trading platforms may be offered or processed through a Third Party Provider. Unless otherwise noted, all authority granted to us, or limitations of liability to us, shall include all members of the Group, our directors, officers, employees, agents, representatives and any service provider. We, a member of the Group or our agents acting on our behalf are authorised to provide the services contemplated by these Terms and Conditions. (c) You agree that we are not responsible for any Third Party Information available on a trading platform and we make no warranties, express or implied, as to any such Third Party Information. You acknowledge and agree that such Third Party Information do not reflect our opinions or policies and we do not verify the accuracy or completeness of such Third Party Information. (d) You agree that we do not act as a referrer for any Third Party Provider and we do not earn a commission for any referrals. (e) You acknowledge and agree that we are not responsible for any third party advertisements or third party applications made available on a trading platform and you access these third party advertisements or third party applications at your own risk.

14 Recording of telephone calls 11. (a) You authorise us to record any telephone conversation(s) between you and us, with or without an audible tone warning device. (b) You acknowledge that any recording is our property and that we reserve the right to charge you a cost recovery fee for access to a recording. (c) You agree to record all relevant details of any conversation that you have with us, including the name of the operator and the date and time of the call, and you acknowledge that we will ask you for this information when you seek access to a recording. Variation 12. (a) We may from time to time vary these Terms and Conditions to: i. add, change or remove any concessions or benefits; ii. adopt or implement any legal requirement, decision, recommendation, regulatory guidance or standard of any court, tribunal, or ombudsman service regulator; iii. accommodate changes in the needs or requirements of our clients, such as new product features or services; iv. correct errors, inconsistencies, inadvertent omissions, inaccuracies or ambiguities; v. bring us into line with our competitors, industry or market practice or best practice in Australia or overseas; or vi. reflect changes in technology or our processes including our computer systems. (b) Each of the changes in paragraphs 12(a)(i) to (vi) is a separate right and this clause is to be read as if such change was a separately expressed right. (c) Without limiting our rights under paragraphs 12(a)(i) to (vi), we may from time to time vary any of the Terms and Conditions for reasons other than the ones mentioned above (e.g. due to unforeseen events). (d) If we vary these Terms and Conditions, the changes shall apply to all dealings between you and us on and from the day on which the variation takes effect and your continued use of a trading platform is an acceptance of the variation. (e) Where we amend Parts 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 of these Terms and Conditions, we will give not less than seven (7) days notice to you at the postal or electronic address last notified to us by you, or at our website. (f) Where we amend Parts 6 or 7 of these Terms and Conditions, we will notify you in accordance with the provisions contained in those Parts. (g) We may make a variation without prior notice where such variation is necessary to restore or maintain the security of our systems or any accounts. (h) Also, we may use our Interactive Voice Response facility to notify you of change(s), and provide information about where you can access full details of the change(s). Notice 13. (a) Any notice, request, demand or other communication may be sent to your postal, facsimile or electronic address last notified to us and the notice, request, demand or other communication shall be taken to have been received by you: i. when sent by , one hour after we sent it; ii. when sent by facsimile transmission, when it has been sent; iii. when sent by mail, three (3) business days after we sent it; iv. when delivered, on the day of delivery. (b) If you are a joint accountholder, a notice, request, demand or other communication sent to the postal, facsimile or electronic address last notified to us will be taken to be given to all of you. (c) Any notice, request, demand or other communication that you send to us is taken to have been received by us when we receive it. Termination 14. Subject to our other rights under these arrangements and the completion of any outstanding obligations: i. these arrangements, other than Parts 6 and 7, may be terminated by either party giving not less than seven (7) days written notice to the other party; and ii. Parts 6 and 7 of these Terms and Conditions may be terminated in accordance with the provisions contained in those Parts. Liability 15. Our liability under these Terms and Conditions is subject to any applicable contrary provisions in the Australian Securities and Investments Commission Act 2001 (Cth) and Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth). 16. If you are a consumer, as defined in consumer protection laws, our service comes with a non-excludable warranty under those laws that it will be carried out with due care and skill, and be reasonably fit for the purpose. If we breach any of those warranties you may be entitled to compensation. If you are not a consumer as defined in consumer protection laws, our liability for loss or damage is limited to resupplying the service to you or paying the costs of having the service resupplied to you. When you are a consumer under consumer protection laws our liability is limited to resupplying the service to you or paying the costs of having the service resupplied to you, but only to the extent permitted by those laws. 17. (a) To the extent permitted by law, in no event shall we, any member of the Group or any of our officers, directors, agents, representatives or employees be liable for any damage, claim or loss incurred by you in connection with or arising from: (i) us undertaking your instructions; (ii) us refusing to act on your instructions; (iii) any failure by you to comply with these Terms and Conditions; (iv) us not receiving your instructions; (v) any dealing or proposed dealing is interrupted, unable to be completed or unable to take place due to the failure or delay of any telephone, computer or other electronic or technological service; (vi) any error, omission or invalidity in your instructions; (vii) any problems in relation to any exchange, Market Operator and/or failure of an exchange, including any error, omission, interruption, deletion, defect, delay in operation or transmission or any other factor; (viii) market movements and other risks associated with dealing in securities; (ix) us being unable to receive or act on your instructions due to circumstances that are beyond our reasonable control, including but not limited to riot or civil disturbance; (x) our compliance with a direction, request or requirement of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (Corporations Act), the Market Operating Rules or any regulatory authority; (xi) your reliance on research reports provided by us; (xii) your use of any Third Party Information; (xiii) market movements and other risks associated with trading; or (xiv) any insider trading, false or misleading trading, market rigging or market manipulation, including, without limitation, compensatory, incidental, direct, indirect, special, consequential or exemplary damages, irrespective of whether we have been informed of, knew of, or should have known of, the likelihood of such damage, claim or loss. This limitation applies to all causes of action in the aggregate. (b) You acknowledge and agree that you shall not have access to any of the approved dispute resolution schemes to recover any loss or damage you may suffer as a result of your reliance on any Third Party Information.

15 (c) You acknowledge and agree that your use of a trading platform or the Third Party Information is at your own risk. Indemnities 18. In addition to any other indemnities contained in these Terms and Conditions, you agree to indemnify and hold us, the Group and our directors, officers, agents, representatives and employees harmless against any actions, claims, demands, proceedings, costs, damages, expenses, liabilities and losses (including without limitation legal costs on a solicitor and client basis) paid, suffered or incurred by us directly or indirectly as a result of: (a) us undertaking your instructions in respect of any dealings in securities; (b) any failure by you to comply with these Terms and Conditions; (c) your use of a trading platform or any Third Party Information in violation of these Terms and Conditions; or (d) any breach of your representations and warranties set forth in these Terms and Conditions. 19. Each indemnity in these Terms and Conditions is a continuing obligation, which is independent of and separate from your other obligations, and survives termination of these Terms and Conditions. Severance 20. If any part of any of these Terms and Conditions is found to be void or unenforceable for unfairness or any other reason (for example, if a court or other tribunal or authority declares it so), the remaining parts of these Terms and Conditions will continue to apply as if the void or unenforceable part had never existed. Governing laws 21. You acknowledge that these Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws of New South Wales, and you submit to the nonexclusive jurisdiction of the courts of New South Wales. 22. If you choose to access a trading platform from overseas, you are also responsible for complying with all relevant local laws. Part 3 General Conditions of Trade Definitions 1. In these General Conditions of Trade, Proscribed Person means a person who appears to us either: (a) to be a proscribed person or entity under the Charter of the United Nations Act 1945 (Cth); (b) to be in breach of the laws of any jurisdiction relating to money laundering or counter-terrorism; (c) to appear in a list of persons with whom dealings are proscribed by the government or a regulatory authority of any jurisdiction; or (d) act on behalf, or for the benefit of, a person listed in subclauses (a) - (c). General 2. These General Conditions of Trade apply to all dealings between you and us. 3. All dealings between you and us are subject to: a) the Corporations Act (including the ASIC Market Integrity Rules); b) the Rules, directions, decisions and requirements from time to time of the operator of the market (Market Operator); c) the customs and usages of the market; d) the Rules and Procedures for the Clearing Facility operated by ASX Clear Pty Ltd (ASX Clear); e) the Rules and Procedures for the Settlement Facility operated by ASX Settlement Pty Ltd; f) the correction of errors and omissions; and g) the international and domestic anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism laws. 4. (a) Each dealing between you and us is also subject to the provisions of the relevant Confirmation issued by us and if there is any conflict between these General Conditions of Trade and those provisions, the provisions of the Confirmation shall prevail to the extent of the inconsistency. (b). You acknowledge that the Confirmation is issued subject to: i. the Rules, directions, decisions and requirements of the Market Operator, the ASIC Market Integrity Rules and the ASX Clear Operating Rules, and where relevant, the ASX Settlement Operating Rules; ii. the customs and usages of the market; and iii. the correction of errors and omissions. (c). When you provide us with an electronic address ( address ) you authorise us to dispatch electronic Confirmations to your address in respect of your dealings. It is your responsibility to ensure that your address is operational and available for receipt of electronic Confirmations issued by us and to advise us of any change to your address as soon as practicable after the change is made. (d) You further agree that at our discretion, we may: provide you with access to a standing facility (Standing Confirmation Facility), through which you can obtain or view an electronic version of a Confirmation; issue paper based Confirmation to your postal address in lieu of electronic Confirmation at your address, or in lieu of a Standing Confirmation Facility; or substitute electronic Confirmations with a Standing Confirmation Facility by giving you notice in accordance with these Terms and Conditions. (e) If you do not wish to use the Standing Confirmation Facility, or you do not want to receive electronic Confirmations at your address, you must notify us either in writing or through a facility provided by us. (f) We may issue a further Confirmation if the previous one(s) contained any errors or omissions and, in this event, the further Confirmation shall supersede the previous one(s) in all respects. 5. Each dealing between you and us is also subject to the Trading Rules at the time of dealing, and if there is any inconsistency between these General Conditions of Trade and the Trading Rules, the latter shall prevail to the extent of the inconsistency. 6. (a). We do not enter into trades with you on our behalf, except to close out an error position. We may trade with you on behalf of one of our related bodies corporate. (b). In the event that you appear to be a Proscribed Person, we will not be responsible for any loss, damage, liability or costs incurred by you where we are unable to receive or act on your instructions. Your commitments 7. (a) You represent that at all times during your dealings with us you will be in a position to meet all your commitments and obligations arising from these dealings. (b) You represent that when you wish to sell shares, you own those shares and that they are available for delivery, and when you wish to buy shares, you will have sufficient funds to pay for those shares at the time the order is placed, and at the time the order is settled. (c) Where you have a margin lending account, you acknowledge that you are liable for: i. all settlement obligations irrespective of whether your margin lender is able to deliver sufficient securities or funds to satisfy your obligations; ii. any over-sold positions on your account; and iii. the payment of monies owing on your account irrespective of whether the margin lender will advance you those monies.

16 8. You agree that we may debit any of your accounts, or any margin lending facility, with monies that you owe us, e.g. unpaid settlement obligations. 9. You acknowledge and agree that: a) we are entitled to cancel or reverse a dealing or order without further reference to you where a Market Operator has recommended or required cancellation or reversal for market integrity reasons, or where the market was operating under an error, or where the cancellation or reversal is permitted under the Market Operating Rules; b) the Market Operators are entitled under the Market Operating Rules to require cancellation or amendment of a dealing or order; c) if you or a signatory appears to be a Proscribed Person, then we may immediately refuse to process or complete any transaction or dealing of yours; suspend the provision of a product or service to you; refuse to allow or to facilitate any of your assets held by us to be used or dealt with; refuse to make any asset available to you or to any other proscribed person or entity; or terminate these arrangements with you. We will be under no liability to you if we do any or all of these things. Our rights under this clause are in addition to all other rights we may have; and d) if we exercise our rights under sub-clause 9(c), you must pay us any damages, losses, liabilities, costs or expenses that we incur in relation to any action taken under sub-clause 9(c), including without limitation administrative costs and/or costs of sale or purchase of any transaction or deal put in place for the purposes of meeting our obligations under these General Conditions. 10. You acknowledge that we do not give personalised advice or make personalised recommendations and that it is therefore your responsibility, before ordering the purchase or sale of any securities through us, to assess and evaluate the proposed transaction in light of your financial situation, investment objectives and particular needs. 11. You acknowledge that as soon as you become aware of an error or omission, you are responsible for taking necessary action to mitigate further loss within 24 hours of receipt of notification. See Clause 13(a) of Part 2 General Terms and Conditions for the definition of receipt. You acknowledge that time is of the essence in dealings with us. Market information 12 (a) You acknowledge that: i. we make the market information we display on a trading platform (Market Information) available to you only for your personal use; ii. third parties who provide data, such as ASX Operations Pty Ltd ABN and other Market Operators, may assert proprietary interests in the Market Information; iii. the accuracy, timeliness or completeness of the Market Information is not guaranteed by us or any third party; and iv. we may in our absolute discretion terminate or suspend your access to the Market Information at any time without notice to you. (b) You must not make the Market Information available to any other person or company, in any manner, including by way of downloading, copying, reproducing, adapting, publishing, selling, or distributing the Market Information, without our express written consent, which we may grant with or without conditions. (c) You must not procure or assist another person or company to do an act prohibited by sub-clause 12(b). Account aggregation 13. If we permit you to aggregate your accounts with one client ID and password, you authorise anyone who has access to your account through aggregation to have full use of any of the accounts, including trading privileges. You also acknowledge that where the accounts are aggregated, the person who is authorised to have access to your account will be able to have access to your personal information on any accounts that have been aggregated. Your instructions 14. We will only act within the parameters of your instructions in accordance with our Best Execution Policy. 15. If you are a body corporate, you acknowledge that we reserve the right at any time to request a guarantee from all or any one of your directors in such form as we may reasonably require relating to your obligations under these arrangements. 16. We are not obliged to accept any application or instruction to trade, nor are we obliged to provide you with reasons for refusing your application or instruction to trade. If we consider it is in our reasonable interest to do so, we may decline to act on your behalf in relation to any particular dealings, without explanation or advance notice. Additionally, we may decline to act on your behalf: where the original instruction is more than 20 business days old and is not reconfirmed at that time; where the basis of quotation for the security has changed and the order has not been reconfirmed; where the security has been subject to a trading halt and the order has not been reconfirmed; where the Market Operator has purged the order from the Market Operator s trading platform; where we believe the transaction would result in no change of beneficial ownership; where we believe the transaction would have the effect, or is likely to have the effect, of creating a false or misleading appearance of active trading in any securities or with respect to the market for, or the price of, any securities; or where we believe the instructions are ambiguous, incomplete or unclear. 17. If more than one person constitutes the Client, then they are jointly and severally bound by these arrangements and we are entitled to act upon the instructions of any one of those persons. 18. You acknowledge that we are not responsible for missed market opportunities during the time it takes us, acting reasonably, to follow our internal procedures or the procedures of share registries or product issuers, for example, processing corporate actions including but not limited to buy backs or share purchase plans, opening accounts, transferring Participant Sponsored Holdings or Issuer Sponsored Holdings or confirming your identity. 19. (a) You acknowledge that we will make all reasonable attempts to enter your instructions to buy or sell securities as quickly as possible. However, should delays be experienced: i. in connection with the number of participants or persons attempting to participate in the market at a point in time; ii. due to verification or authorisation processes; or, iii. due to delays resulting from call waiting time or adherence to internal procedures, we will not be liable for any claims for lost opportunity. (b) You acknowledge that we will make all reasonable attempts to effect any instructions to cancel or amend orders as quickly as possible. However, should an order be filled prior to a cancellation or amendment instruction being effected, you will be obliged to accept the transaction(s) on the original terms. Whilst all reasonable attempts will be made to inform you when the order is filled prior to an amendment or cancellation instruction being effected, we are not obliged to do so. (c) You acknowledge and accept that there may be delays in processing between the time an amendment or cancellation instruction is dealt with by us and the time the amendment or cancellation is effected on market. In the event an order is filled between the time it has been approved by us and the time we effect the instruction on market, you will be obliged to accept the transaction on the original terms.

17 (d) If you are uncertain as to whether your order has been received you will make all reasonable attempts to verify whether the order has been received, approved and effected prior to taking any further action. You agree to issue specific cancellation or amendment instructions with respect to an existing order and not to attempt to effect such changes by placing a second or duplicate order. You will be solely responsible and liable for any duplicate instruction that you place. (e) You acknowledge that we are not liable to you for any loss you incur under a share purchase plan due to a seller or buyer or their broker failing to complete a transaction in accordance with the rules or procedures of the market, the clearing facility or the settlement facility. (f) If you purchase on market a holding of rights for a security that is traded separately to the security, you acknowledge that we automatically exercise those rights on your behalf unless you tell us not to exercise them. (g) In the course of processing a sell order for a security, we may remove your holding of the security from the register before the due date for settlement under the Market Operating Rules. (h) If, in our reasonable opinion, we believe there is a dispute between us about an order or instruction you have given us, for example, the number of shares you have asked us to buy, or the bid price for shares, we may take, without prior notice to you, any action which in our reasonable opinion we consider necessary to close any open position the subject of the dispute, for example, by selling shares. (i) You acknowledge that, due to market conditions, we may complete your order by multiple market transactions, across multiple markets in accordance with our Best Execution Policy and you authorise us to accumulate those transactions on a single Confirmation and specify the volume weighted average price for those market transactions. Authorities 20. You agree to pay our normal costs associated with your trades, including, without limitation, brokerage and administration fees and to reimburse us for any extraneous costs, such as GST, for share transactions made on your behalf. Full details of our current fees and the schedules of our standard fees and charges may be obtained by visiting our website at commsec.com.au or by calling us on You authorise us to appropriate any credits, payments and other receipts from you or your account in such manner and order as we think fit against any amounts due or owing by you to us or otherwise. 22. You acknowledge that we may pay money that we have received for you into a trust account, for example, if we cannot effect payment into your nominated bank account, and that we retain any interest earned on such money. Failure to settle 23. If by the settlement date shown on any Confirmation we have not received the relevant payment due, you agree to pay us: interest on the amount outstanding from time to time at the Commonwealth Bank Overdraft Interest Rate plus 3%, calculated daily; and a late settlement fee determined by us from time to time to cover our reasonable costs and expenses arising from your failure to settle by the due date together with any applicable GST. 24. If by the settlement date shown on any Confirmation you have not delivered to us the relevant certificates or security holder information, you agree to pay us: any fail fees levied by the ASX or ASX Clear; and a late settlement fee determined by us from time to time to cover our reasonable costs and expenses arising from your failure to settle by the due date together with any applicable GST. 25. We may suspend your account at any time and without notice to you if you fail to settle on time for orders we have executed for you. 26. If, after a demand, you have not delivered to us the relevant certificates or security holder information, or payment due, then: a) you direct us to buy back or sell on your behalf any of the securities that are the subject of the contract; b) you authorise us to sell any other securities outstanding on your account, or any securities in our control or possession (except, in each case, shares in Commonwealth Bank); and c) you agree to indemnify us against all costs, expenses and losses incurred, including brokerage, GST, fail fees levied by the ASX or ASX Clear and bank fees, resulting from your failure to settle by the due date. Part 4 Trading Rules 1. To be accepted and qualify for our Internet brokerage rates, online orders must comply with these Trading Rules. 2. When an order is received that does not comply with these Trading Rules, we will endeavour to contact you. However, you are ultimately responsible for revising your order. We will not be held responsible for any loss that may arise when an order is not accepted. 3. These Trading Rules apply to all dealings between you as a client and us. We reserve the right to vary these Trading Rules at any time. Any such variation shall apply to any dealing by you after it takes effect and your continued use of a trading platform is an acceptance of the variation. Orders will be executed in accordance with our Best Execution Policy. We may from time to time amend our Best Execution Policy and make such amendments available on our website, or otherwise notify you of the amended Best Execution Policy. 4. You should be aware that specific Trading Rules apply to each trading platform and it is important that you understand the different Trading Rules when trading on the different platforms. In addition, you need to understand that not all features or order types are available on all trading platforms and we will notify you of this fact either in these Trading Rules or on the specific trading platform itself. 5. We accept orders from registered clients on the trading platforms. Limit Orders 6. A limit order is an order to buy or sell specified units of a security at a specified price or better. 7. A limit order will not be accepted, without any advice to you, if we consider the limit price to be too far away from the prevailing market price of that stock. 8. Limit orders can be amended or cancelled provided the order has not already been executed. 9. It will be your responsibility to manage any unfilled portions of your order. Market Orders 10. An At Market order is an order to buy or sell specified units of a security at the current market price at the time the order is given. 11. We will use best endeavours when executing your At Market order but cannot guarantee precise execution as to the price specified by guidance provided by us at order entry. 12. We will place your At Market order instruction for execution in accordance with our Best Execution Policy only when: (a) trading for the particular stock is in continuous match mode; (b) trading for the particular security is not suspended or halted; and (c) placing the order will not contravene our obligation to maintain an orderly market. 13. It will be your responsibility to manage any unfilled portions of your order. 14. At Market orders cannot be accepted on the trading platforms: outside of market hours; or when trading in a particular stock is halted/suspended.

18 15. Once placed, At Market orders cannot be amended or cancelled. Buy Orders 16. Buy orders can be placed for all ASX listed securities. 17. In some circumstances, a deposit may be required before your order is sent to market. 18. Unless otherwise advised, we provide each account with a limit. Part of this limit can be used for non-leading stocks. 19. If your order exceeds the limit, then a deposit may be required before your order is sent to market. The notional deposit amount is calculated by reference to: whether you are buying a leading or non-leading stock; the market value of the order; and other open or unsettled buy orders. 20. Where a deposit is required, we will automatically offset the notional deposit amount with the market value of your Participant Sponsored Holdings sponsored by us and any cleared funds held in your CDIA. In many cases, no actual deposit will be needed and your order will be automatically sent to market. Sell Orders 21. We do not accept short selling orders. 22. If selling Issuer-sponsored stock, it is your responsibility to ensure that the Shareholder Reference Number (SRN) of the holding is correct and that there are sufficient units available for settling the trade. 23. Sell orders may not be accepted if: there are insufficient units available for settlement in your Participant Sponsored Holdings sponsored by us; or there are insufficient units available for settlement in an Issuer-sponsored holding quoted by you; or an invalid SRN for Issuer-sponsored stock is supplied; or more than one valid SRN for Issuer-sponsored stock is supplied; or stock is Participant Sponsored by a broker other than us. Amending Orders 24. If you wish to amend the price of an order to a new price that is further away from the prevailing market price, the change in the total value must be at least $20. Smaller limit price amendments will only be accepted if the new price is closer to the prevailing market price for the stock. Orders not accepted online 25. Orders involving any of the following do not qualify for our Internet brokerage rates and must be placed over the telephone: limit price amendments away from the prevailing market price where the change in total value is less than $20; or registration details which are different from your CommSec account details; or payment in the name of a person or entity other than the account holder; or request for early settlement; or payment instructions which are different from the standing instructions for your CommSec account; or multiple SRNs. General 26. Except as provided for in Clause 16 of Part 3 General Conditions of Trade, a limit order if not cancelled or executed earlier is valid for: Exchange Traded International Securities 20 business days (order day +20) after the date your order is placed in the market; Exchange Traded Commodities 20 business days (order day +20) after the date your order is placed in the market; warrants and day only orders for that business day only; orders involving settlement through a margin lender, if accepted a further five (5) business days (order day +5) after the date your order is placed in the market; market orders - 20 business days (order day +20) after the date your order is placed in the market; Exchange Traded Funds 20 business days (order day +20) after the date your order is placed in the market; or share limit orders 20 business days (order day +20) after the date your order is placed in the market. 27. Usually, an order received after market closing time is treated as an order received on the next Trading Day. 28. In the event of a change in the basis of quotation of a stock (e.g. the stock going ex-dividend), your outstanding order will be purged by the Market Operator prior to the expiry date. 29. We reserve the right to take such steps as we consider necessary to check the bona fides of any client, order or instruction before acting on that order or instruction. Part 5 Conditional Order Instruction 1. We accept, administer and implement a Conditional Order Instruction, or a variation or cancellation of a Conditional Order Instruction, in accordance with the terms and conditions set out in this Part 5 Conditional Order Instruction (Conditional Order Instruction Terms and Conditions). 2. Conditional Orders are not available on all trading platforms through which you can trade. Definitions 3. Conditional Order Instruction means an instruction you give to us to place an order for a Security on the market: (a) when the Trigger occurs; and (b) at market price or at a price in accordance with the Limit. Limit means the minimum price at which we are instructed to sell, or the maximum price at which we are instructed to purchase, the Security under your Conditional Order Instruction. Security means a security or securities for which you have placed a Conditional Order Instruction. Trigger means criteria that are acceptable to us, which you nominate for your Conditional Order Instruction, which, when satisfied, causes us to place an order for the Security on the market. Placing a Conditional Order Instruction 4. We are not obliged to accept a Conditional Order Instruction, for example, if there is market volatility, the security is too thinly traded, or the price for the Limit is too far from the price at which the security is currently traded. 5. We do not accept at market as a price for the Limit. 6. We accept a Trigger only if it relates specifically to the same Security for which the Conditional Order Instruction is being placed. We do not accept the price of another stock as a Trigger or a Limit. 7. You must not place a Conditional Order Instruction for the purposes of manipulating or influencing the price of a Security, market rigging, insider trading, disruption of the market, threatening the integrity of the market, misleading or deceptive conduct concerning dealings in the security, or where you do not have proper authority to place a Conditional Order Instruction. 8. The range between the price in the Trigger and the price in the Limit must be acceptable to us if the Conditional Order Instruction has a Limit. 9. We accept a selling Conditional Order Instruction only for a Participant Sponsored Holding that is sponsored by us. You must nominate the Participant Sponsored Holding to which the Conditional Order Instruction applies. We apply the Conditional Order Instruction only to that holding. 10. A Conditional Order Instruction is not valid until we have told you that we have accepted it. Maintaining your Conditional Order Instruction 11. You must ensure that you have sufficient securities and funds, either in your bank account, or your margin lending facility, to satisfy an order.

19 12. We apply the Conditional Order Instruction for a holding only to securities which are in that holding. We do not satisfy an order by taking securities from another holding. 13. A Conditional Order Instruction is valid for 12 months unless it is varied or cancelled. 14. A Conditional Order Instruction remains valid in the event of a trading halt, unless the Market Operator purges orders for the Security from the market. Variation or cancellation of a Conditional Order Instruction 15. Conditional Order Instructions are taken on a best endeavours basis. In the event of system failure, we may cancel Conditional Order Instructions. 16. We may cancel a Conditional Order Instruction if orders for the Security are purged from the market by the Market Operator, for example: (a) the Security going ex-dividend; (b) the Security being subject to a reconstruction of capital such as a share split or consolidation; or (c) a rights issue. 17. You may vary or cancel a Conditional Order Instruction. When you do, we may accept or reject it, and in doing so, we are entitled to rely on these Conditional Order Instruction Terms and Conditions as if the variation or cancellation is a new Conditional Order Instruction. 18. We reserve the right to charge a fee for a cancellation or variation of a Conditional Order Instruction. 19. You must apply to us to reinstate a Conditional Order Instruction after it has been cancelled. When you apply, we will apply our rules and policies for accepting a new or varied Conditional Order Instruction. We may charge a fee for the reinstatement. Implementing a Conditional Order Instruction 20. A Conditional Order Instruction is triggered when the Trigger for the Security occurs. 21. When the Conditional Order Instruction is triggered, we place an order for the Security on the market: (i) at a price not below the Limit, in the case of a sale order, and (ii) at a price not greater than the Limit in the case of a purchase order. 22. When the Conditional Order Instruction without a Limit is triggered we place a market order for the Security. 23. If the order is triggered by events as a result of the closing price auction, the order may be placed on the market the following day, during the pre-open. 24. A Conditional Order Instruction will not be triggered by notional values or indicative prices. 25. We place a Conditional Order Instruction according to the time precedence of the Conditional Order Instruction, but we cannot guarantee the order in which it is placed onto the market. 26. In the event of system failure or malfunction, we may not have placed orders in accordance with the Conditional Order Instruction. Upon resumption from an outage, the system will not act on events that occurred during the system failure or malfunction. 27. The placement of an order on the market does not guarantee that the order will be filled. 28. The order remains on the market in accordance with our Trading Rules. 29. We use our best endeavours to place an order on the market following a Conditional Order Instruction being triggered. However, we reserve the right to review an order that results from a triggered Conditional Order Instruction and to refuse to place that order on the market, for example, if we consider that placing the order would not be consistent with a fair and orderly market. Also, it might not be possible for us to place an order on the market for example: (a) where the basis for quotation for the Security has changed and you have not varied your Conditional Order Instruction; (b) where the Security has been subject to a trading halt and you have not varied your Conditional Order Instruction; (c) if we believe that your instructions are ambiguous, incomplete or unclear; (d) where we believe that the instruction contravenes these Conditional Order Instruction Terms and Conditions, the General Conditions of Trade, the Trading Rules or the General Terms and Conditions; or (e) where acting on the order is inconsistent with our legal obligations in respect of the maintenance of an orderly market. Fees 30. You agree to pay us the fee that we charge you for a Conditional Order Instruction. 31. You authorise us to debit the fee from your bank account or margin lending account that you maintain for the purposes of trading with us. General 32. You must open and maintain a bank account or a margin lending account to which we will debit fees that we charge you for a Conditional Order Instruction. You must give us a direct debit authority for that account. 33. You accept these Conditional Order Instruction Terms and Conditions, or any variation of them, the first time you place a Conditional Order Instruction after receiving these Conditional Order Instruction Terms and Conditions, or a notice of variation of these Conditional Order Instruction Terms and Conditions, in accordance with clause 12 of Part 2 General Terms and Conditions. 34. Your obligations to us under these Conditional Order Instruction Terms and Conditions are in addition to your obligations to us under: (a) our General Conditions of Trade; (b) the rules of CHESS sponsorship; (c) our Trading Rules; and (d) our General Terms and Conditions. 35. An order that is placed pursuant to a Conditional Order Instruction is subject to: (a) these Conditional Order Instruction Terms and Conditions; (b) our General Conditions of Trade; (c) the rules of CHESS sponsorship; (d) our Trading Rules; and (e) our General Terms and Conditions. 36. You agree to use Conditional Order Instructions only in connection with your personal investment activities, and not use Conditional Order Instructions in connection with any business activities or to hold or monitor security trading for another person. 37. In addition to any other indemnities contained in these Terms and Conditions, you indemnify us for any liability for loss or damage (including consequential loss, loss of profit and economic loss) that we incur as a result of your use of the Conditional Order Instruction in breach of these Conditional Order Instruction Terms and Conditions, or in a manner, or for a purpose, not reasonably contemplated by us. 38. If you are not a consumer as defined in consumer protection laws, our liability for loss or damage is limited to resupplying the service to you or paying the costs of having the service resupplied to you and we will not be liable for loss (including consequential loss, loss of profit and economic loss) that you incur or suffer as a result of: (a) delays in executing orders following a triggered Conditional Order Instruction; (b) system failure; or (c) a triggered Conditional Order Instruction not being executed upon submission to the market. 39. If you are a consumer as defined in consumer protection laws, then to the extent permitted by those laws, our liability is limited to resupplying the service to you or paying the costs of having the service resupplied to you and we will not be liable for loss or damage (including consequential loss, loss of profit and economic

20 loss) that you incur or suffer as a result of: (a) delays in executing orders following a triggered Conditional Order Instruction; (b) system failure; or (c) a triggered Conditional Order Instruction not being executed upon submission to the market. 40. If there is more than one account holder, or there is more than one owner of a holding, you represent to us that all account holders and owners of the holding have read and that they accept: (a) these Conditional Order Instruction Terms and Conditions; and (b) any Risk Disclosure Statement for the particular Conditional Order Instruction facility, and that each account holder and owner of the holding agrees to act in accordance with these Conditional Order Instruction Terms and Conditions. Conditional Trading Risk Disclosure Statement 41. This Risk Disclosure Statement does not disclose all the risks associated with the use of a Conditional Order Instruction. It should not be relied upon as a complete explanation of the risks involved with using a Conditional Order Instruction. If you need further explanation of the risks associated with the use of a Conditional Order Instruction, you should seek appropriate professional advice. 42. While the intention of a Conditional Order Instruction is to limit losses to a certain amount, an Instruction may not always be effective because market conditions may make it impossible to execute a particular instruction. 43. Market conditions such as illiquidity may make it difficult or impossible for CommSec to find sufficient counterparty volume to purchase/sell securities between the conditional Trigger price and the Limit price. 44. Action by ASX such as the suspension of trading in certain securities may make it difficult or impossible to effect transactions so as to limit losses. 45. A Conditional Order Instruction does not make any provision for temporary falls or rises in security prices. Security prices may return to, exceed or fall short of the Trigger price at which CommSec was instructed to buy or sell, within a short period of time. 46. It may not be possible for CommSec to carry out your instruction, if to do so would, in the opinion of CommSec or the regulatory authorities, result in illegal conduct such as market manipulation. Trailing Buy and Trailing Sell Conditional Order Instruction 47. Trailing Buy and Trailing Sell conditional orders by nature are prone to share price movements. When using these conditional orders it is important to note that your trail start price may differ significantly from where your trail end condition is met. Further, as the fired conditional order is a market order, in a rapid moving market your conditional order may be executed at a significantly less favourable price than where your trigger condition is met. Falling Sell Conditional Order Instruction 48. A Falling Sell Conditional Order Instruction uses the last traded price on the market to determine whether the Trigger price condition has been met. 49. A triggered Falling Sell Conditional Order Instruction does not guarantee that your sale order will be filled. The market price might fall or rise rapidly through the Trigger price and the Limit price. 50. There may not be a buyer or seller at your Limit price. 51. By using Conditional Order Instructions you acknowledge that: CommSec does not provide any guarantee as to the effectiveness of a Conditional Order Instruction in limiting your losses or ensuring gains; you accept without limitation all risks associated with the use of a Conditional Order Instruction; you have read and accept the Conditional Order Instruction Terms and Conditions and the Conditional Trading Risk Disclosure Statement; and CommSec recommends you seek appropriate professional advice before using a Conditional Order Instruction. Part 6 Direct Debit/Credit Request Service Agreement Debit arrangements 1. We will advise you, in writing or electronically, in the form of a Confirmation Contract Note, the drawing details that include the settlement amount due and the settlement date. 2. Where the settlement date falls on a non-business day, we will draw the amount on the following business day. 3. We may charge a dishonour fee if any debit from your nominated account is returned as unpaid by your financial institution. We will treat the payment as never having been made. 4. We will keep your information about your nominated account at the financial institution private and confidential unless this information is required by us to investigate a claim made on it relating to an alleged incorrect or wrongful debt, or as otherwise required by law. 5. In the event of a debit returned unpaid we may attempt a redraw on your nominated account. 6. We will advise you 14 days in advance of any changes to the Direct Debit/Direct Credit arrangements. 7. If you provide an incorrect bank account number, you may incur a fee if we have processed a transaction to that account. 8. If you are uncertain as to when the debit/credit will be processed to your account, you should enquire with your nominated financial institution. Your rights 9. You may terminate the Direct Debit/Direct Credit arrangement of your trades with us, however this termination must be in writing. 10. Where you consider the debit/credit is incorrect in either the due date or amount or both, you should raise the matter with CommSec on between 8am and 7pm (Sydney time), Monday to Friday. 11. Please contact CommSec on between 8am and 7pm (Sydney time), Monday to Friday for all matters relating to the Direct Debit/Direct Credit arrangement, including to request a deferment or stopping of debits/credits, questions regarding amounts or dates of debits/credits or altering or stopping the arrangement. You can also contact your financial institution to request a stop or cancellation of the arrangement or to dispute a debit to your nominated account. We have a dispute resolution process available if you have a complaint which we do not resolve. Further information on that process is set out in our Financial Services Guide, which is available online at commsec.com.au or by calling CommSec on Your responsibilities 12. It is your responsibility: to check with the financial institution where your account is held before completing the Direct Debit/Credit Request (DDR) as Direct Debiting/Crediting through the Bulk Electronic Clearing System (BECS) is not allowed on a full range of accounts; to complete your account details, including Bank State Branch (BSB) number, directly off a recent account statement from your financial institution and to contact your nominated financial institution prior to completing the DDR if you are uncertain of the account details; to ensure sufficient cleared funds are available in the nominated account to meet the debit on the due settlement date of your transactions executed by CommSec; to ensure that the authorisation to debit/credit the nominated account is in the same name as the account signing the instruction held by the financial institution where the account is held; to check direct debit and credit transactions against recent account statements from your nominated financial institution; to advise us if the account you have nominated to debit/credit is transferred or closed; and