1. The competition (“Competition”) involves entrants applying for up to five (5) free tickets to the NYEon the Cahill Expressway 2019 event (“Event”). Entrants may nominate to attend the 9pm fireworksdisplay, or the midnight fireworks display.2. The Competition starts at 9:00am AEDT on 2 September 2019 and closes at 11:59pm on 30 September2019.3. These Terms and Conditions set out how the Competition will run and how the prize may be used. Byentering the Competition entrants are deemed to accept these Terms and Conditions and they will forma binding legal contract between each entrant and the Promoter.4. The Promoter is ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES (ABN 76 236 371 088) a NSW Government agencyand corporation incorporated under section 46 of the Transport Administration Act 1988 (NSW) of 20Ennis Rd Milsons Point NSW 2061 (Promoter).5. Entry is free and is open only to persons who are residents of New South Wales at the time of entering.6. The winners will be drawn at random on 14 October 2019 at 9:00am by Ticket Solutions Pty Ltd tradingas Oztix of Level 1, 78 Annerley Road, Woolloongabba, QLD 4102 on behalf of the Promoter. Winnerswill be notified by email during the redemption period, between Monday 14 October 2019 and Friday 22November 2019.7. The Promoter is not responsible for contacting winners by any other method or for winners notreceiving notification for any reason. Entrants are responsible for providing and maintaining correctcontact details.8. The Promoter will notify entrants of failure to win a prize by email following the end of the redemptionperiod on Friday 22 November 2019.9. To enter, entrants must complete all mandatory questions and submit an accurate and valid online entryvia rms.events/nye (“the Competition Website”) before the Competition closes. Mandatory questionsare clearly identified. All entries become the property of the Promoter.10. Entrants require a valid email address in order to enter the Competition. Entrants can enter theCompetition only once. Multiple entries from the same email address or alternative email addresses bythe same person will be deemed to be ineligible entries.11. Entrants warrant that if any entry includes the personal details (including name, address, email address,or mobile phone number) of any other person, the entrant has obtained all necessary consents fromsuch person. Entrants indemnify the Promoter from all liability arising from a breach of these warranties.12. Entrants will be placed into separate draws according to their indicated session time and/oraccessibility requirements.13. The Promoter reserves the right, at any time, to verify the validity of entries and the identity andeligibility of entrants. Entrants must provide such evidence as the Promoter may require for verificationpurposes.14. There will be approximately 3,180 tickets available to be won for the 9pm fireworks session. Eligibleentrants will be drawn at random from the pool of entrants for the 9pm fireworks session until thereare no tickets left and will be deemed the prize-winners for the 9pm session of the Event. Each winnerwill receive the number of tickets requested in their entry (up to a maximum number of 5 tickets) to the9pm session of the Event.2 | rms.nsw.gov.au15. There will be approximately 3,180 tickets available to be won for the midnight fireworks session. Eligibleentrants will be drawn at random from the pool of entrants for the midnight fireworks session until thereare no tickets left and will be deemed the prize-winners for the midnight session of the Event. Eachwinner will receive the number of tickets requested in their entry (up to a maximum number of 5 tickets)to the midnight session of the Event.16. The tickets to the Event are in portable digital format (PDF and E-Ticket) and will be sent to thewinner’s email address. Each E-Ticket has its own unique barcode that must be scanned for entry to theEvent. The winner must print the tickets and bring the printed copy to the Event. If a duplicate E-ticketarises from having been on forwarded, re-printed or provided unlawfully to another individual, then thefirst E-ticket presented will be the one accepted for entry to the Event. Any duplicate tickets will notbe accepted and the Promoter accepts no responsibility for any inconvenience caused. The Promoter isnot responsible for any technical failure that may arise that prevents a ticket from being scanned.17. All tickets to the Event are issued subject to the Conditions of Entry which are available on theCompetition Website and are subject to change.18. Access to the Event is strictly limited to valid ticket holders only, and is subject to clauses 16 and 17above. Ticket holders must present their tickets to staff for scanning on entry to the Event.19. Every person requires a ticket to enter the Event, including children in strollers (each stroller / pramrequires one ticket). Babies under 12 months who are carried in a body-worn baby carrier do not requirea ticket.20. The Promoter will not re-issue lost or stolen tickets to the Event.21. The prize only includes the number of tickets requested by the prize winner in their entry (up to amaximum number of 5 tickets). Meals, drinks, travel, transfers, incidentals and any extra expenses arethe responsibility of each ticket holder. Food and non-alcoholic drinks will be available to purchase atthe Event.22. Any change in prize between the publishing date and the date a prize is claimed is not the responsibilityof the Promoter.23. General admission ticket holders must make their own way to the Event. No parking is available. Entryto and exit from the Event is from the corner of Conservatorium Road and Macquarie Street. Please jointhe queue in the grass area on Macquarie Street for entry. There will be no access to the Event fromCumberland Street Steps, Macquarie Street Steps, the Royal Botanic Gardens Walkway or the CircularQuay Elevators.24. Entry to the Event will be from 6.30pm to 8.45pm for the 9pm fireworks display and from 9.45pm to11.45pm for the midnight fireworks display on Tuesday 31 December 2019.25. There will be no pass outs.26. Ticket holders are subject to security screening, including identity verification, metal detection wandsearch, and bag search prior to entry into, and inside, the controlled area of the Event. The Event areais a designated family area. The Event is strictly NO alcohol. Smoking is prohibited in the Event area,except in designated smoking areas. Failure or refusal to comply with security screening requirementsor prohibition on alcohol or smoking may result in refusal of entry to the Event or removal from theEvent.27. For safety reasons, the following items are NOT permitted at the Event: glass, cans and metalcontainers; alcohol and illicit drugs; any liquids – noting that empty plastic bottles can be refilled withwater for free inside the Event; bags/backpacks larger than A3 in size - excluding prams; hard shelleskies, picnic baskets and cooking appliances; folding chairs greater than 15cm in height; umbrellas;furniture – including tents, gazebos and inflatables; drones (and other remote-controlled devices),professional cameras, professional recording equipment, tripods and selfie sticks; sporting equipment– including balls, bicycles, skateboards; musical instruments; fireworks or explosives; weapons of anykind; knives and metal utensils; laser pointers; animals - excluding authorised Assistance Animals(Assistance Animals require registration prior to attendance); clothing, banners or flags that may bedeemed to contain offensive or inappropriate material or advertising material; and any items deemedto present a safety risk by security. Ticket holders breaching these conditions will have the prohibiteditems removed. Any items discovered during security screening that are indicative of or connected witha criminal offence will be referred to NSW Police.3 | rms.nsw.gov.au28. Ticket holders are required to leave the Event area promptly after the conclusion of the fireworksdisplay to allow cleaning to take place.29. Ticket holders must not be under the influence of drugs or alcohol and must act responsibly and followrequests made by police, Event organisers, security staff, Event staff and Event volunteers. Ticketholders breaching these requirements or participating in anti-social behaviour may be refused entry orrequired to leave the Event.30. The Promoter cannot guarantee the fireworks display will occur. The Promoter will have no liability toticket holders if the fireworks are cancelled or if access to the Event is not available due to inclementweather, safety or other reasons.31. The tickets for the Event cannot be exchanged or redeemed with the Promoter. The tickets for theEvent cannot be copied, offered for sale or sold. The Promoter reserves the right to cancel ticketsand refuse entry to the Event, as well as refuse the prize winner from entering the same Competitionin future years, where the Promoter has reasonable grounds to believe any tickets have been copied,offered for sale or sold by a prize winner.32. The Promoter is not liable for any errors in the details provided by the entrant in the online registrationform, for entries not being received within the required time, or for tickets being lost, misdirected or notdelivered.33. The Promoter discloses, and each ticket holder acknowledges, that the Event area will be crowded andeach ticket holder enters the Event at their own risk. To the fullest extent permitted by law, each ticketholder releases the Promoter from all liability in respect of all injury, damage and loss that the ticketholder may suffer arising from or in connection with the Event.34. The Promoter and/or contractors hired by the Promoter may film and/or take photographs of ticketholders at the Event. By entering the Competition, ticket holders agree to the Promoter using theirimage or likeness for the purposes of marketing and promoting the Event and the Competition(including any New Year’s Eve Event Competitions in future years). To assist with future advertising ofthe Competition, the Competition Website will prompt entrants to advise the Promoter on how theyheard about the Event.35. The Promoter reserves the right to refuse entry to, or remove from the Event area, any person that doesnot comply with or breaches these Terms and Conditions or the Conditions of Entry, is intoxicated ordisorderly, or whose conduct is unlawful or offensive.36. These terms will be construed according to the laws of New South Wales and entrants submit to theexclusive jurisdiction of the courts of that State. Failure by the Promoter to enforce any of its rights atany stage does not constitute a waiver of those rights.37. This gratuitous lottery is conducted under section 4G of the Lotteries and Art Unions Act 1901 (NSW).
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