1.1 Visitor Rego - Australian Resident

Admission Entry Policy to International Jewellery Fair (IJF) Expertise Events’ (Organisers) purpose in conducting the IJF Exhibition (Event) is to provide the jewellery, watch making and associated industries with a forum to exhibit their products and services, sell and order take, exchange information, and opportunities for business growth, by catching up with past, present, and potential new customers. Attendees will see the latest products and services available in the marketplace, and the ability to network and engage with Exhibitors, industry participants and overseas suppliers/manufacturers. Exhibitors are encouraged to be educational, communicative, and informative in their exhibit displays and contact with attendees. Our goal is to ensure that we do what we can to ensure your investment is protected and maximised. Exhibitors are there to present, educate the industry, sell, and maximise the exposure of their goods, services and organisation and not be sold to, and equally not to have non- participating organisations promoting themselves at the Event who are not contributing to its success. We ask the Exhibitors on the show floor work with us in protecting their collective investment. Trade Show Management We reserve the right to restrict access to, or to remove any attendee from the Event, for any infraction or non-compliance with these rules. Who Can Attend? IJF is the industry trade event for jewellery, watch and associated industries participants. Each attendee is expected to conduct him/herself in a professional and courteous manner, and respect IJF Exhibitors and the rights of other attendees. ADMISSIONS- STUDENT AND CHILDREN POLICY General Admission Policy: 1. Only registered IJF visitors who are badge holders, visitors who register on the day and exhibitor badge holders will be able to enter the International Jewellery Fair. Visitors will be asked to include some sort of photo-ID with their name badge for verification purposes. If requested, a visitor must provide ID onsite or may be subject to refusal of entry or removal from the Fair. 2. Non-participating suppliers can gain access on Monday 24 August 2026 FROM MIDDAY ONLY at a cost of $50. No other days or times are permitted. Visitors who try to circumvent this policy will be escorted from the show floor. To avoid embarrassment please respect that companies are paying to exhibit at the Event. 3. Visitors who register prior to IJF or onsite at the event may be asked for proof of trade status or business eligibility. Relevant proof could include trade association membership, business card showing name of visitor, copies of a supplier invoice, exhibitor referral, a payslip, or other means. 4. IJF is strictly for members of the jewellery, gift, and fashion TRADE ONLY. If you are found not to be from the trade, you will be refused registration and will be asked to leave the venue immediately. 5. Visitors to IJF will be required to have their bags searched by security personnel prior to admission and visitors may be subject to further random bag searches during their attendance at IJF. 6. Official IJF photographers will be taking photographs and filming videos at IJF. Anyone attending IJF consents to such photography and filming without compensation and confirms that the Organisers shall be entitled to use such photographs and videos, which may include photographs and videos of visitors, for the purpose of marketing IJF in future, for exploitation in all media, without liability. No other photography or filming will be permitted at IJF without the prior written approval of the Organisers. 7. Students are permitted entry to the Fair but must be on a recognised jewellery course and must state their college name on the registration form. Large groups of students are discouraged from attending the Fair unless split into small groups (less than five) and accompanied by a lecturer. 8. Badge holders must not allow their badges to be worn by anyone else. Any failure is likely to lead to the badge holder and the person wearing the badge being removed from IJF. 9. Anyone attending IJF should carry some form of photo-ID (passport, photo-ID drivers’ licence, national identity card) or other identification acceptable to the Organisers. Admission to the Fair may be subject to a random bag search and ID check. 10. Anyone obtaining an IJF visitor or exhibitor badge by theft, deception or other illegal means will be asked to leave IJF. 11. Children under the age of 16 who attend IJF will be required by the Organisers to be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Visitors with children will be responsible for their children and will be asked to put their mobile number on a wristband to be worn by the child. Children found to be causing a nuisance, separated from their parent or guardian, or resulting in complaint from other attendees, will be asked to leave IJF and the venue. 12. Anyone attending IJF must not take part in any canvassing, leafleting, demonstrations, objectionable behaviour or any activity which may disrupt IJF. Any of the aforementioned activities will result in removal and banning from future attendance. 13. Press badges at IJF are restricted to Editors, Sub Editors, Editorial Assistants, Editorial Researchers, Publishers, Journalists, Broadcasters, Web Bloggers and Photographers associated with the jewellery industry. Members of the press may be required to complete an application form and produce accreditation in the form of a photocopy of a recognised press or media card, business card, a letter from the editor or an official web address linking to a press release in order to verify their position. Please note that Sales, Marketing, Advertising, Publishing staff and Media Sales Representatives will not qualify as Press for this Fair. 14. The Organisers reserve the right to exclude or remove anyone from IJF who does not comply with this policy or who they reasonably consider is likely to break these rules or who is prohibited from attending under any applicable sanctions, laws, or regulations, or otherwise at the Organisers’ discretion. 15. CCTV is in operation at IJF. Images will be recorded for prevention of crime and public safety and may be shared with the police. 16. Non-exhibiting companies attending on Monday 24 August cannot solicit for business on the trade show floor or from exhibitors within the show, their admission is purely to observe the trade show. Thank you for your understanding and we hope you have a great Event! STUDENT POLICY: We ask you to bear in mind that Expertise Events are committed to the future of the jewellery, watch and associated industry and as a result actively encourage the attendance of TAFE, University, and recognised education institution students to attend and participate in the Event. We also acknowledge trade events and exhibitors invest a lot of time and money to attend with the intent of meeting new and existing customers. The exhibition is a business-to-business activity and exhibitors are present to meet industry representatives. They will give priority to visitors to their stands to whom they can sell their products and services. Please be aware that there will not be appropriate representatives on the exhibitor stands who can answer questions relating to career advice. All students should be smartly dressed and wear their badges throughout their visit to the Event. For any students attending in groups, permission is required from the Organisers. Please email your request to info@expertiseevents.com.au Children Policy: Waivers can be obtained from the registration counter, and if approved, a Child’s Pass will be provided to grant limited access to the trade show floor only. The parent or legal guardian that signs the waiver must accompany the child at all times, and ensure they are wearing the Child’s Pass. If a child is found without parent or legal guardian supervision, he/she will be taken to the registration counter and his/her waiver will be rescinded. Failure of the parent or legal guardian to supervise the minor’s activities may result in removal from the Event.