Shearpower2ewe Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy

Business: Shearpower2ewe
ABN: 65 248 015 685
Services: Fully Mobile Shearing and Livestock Care
Mobile: 0428 491 963
Email: shearpower2ewe@gmail.com
Website: https://www.shearpower2ewe.com
Document: Website Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy
Version: Ver1a
Effective date: 1 July 2026

These Terms & Conditions apply to use of the Shearpower2ewe website, online forms, enquiries, quotations, telephone bookings, confirmed appointments and services supplied by Shearpower2ewe.

The Privacy Policy explains how Shearpower2ewe collects, records, stores, uses, communicates, protects and transfers personal information.

Nothing in these Terms & Conditions excludes, restricts or modifies any consumer guarantee, right or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded, restricted or modified under the Australian Consumer Law or another applicable law.

PART A – WEBSITE TERMS OF USE

1. Website Use

By accessing or using this website, you agree to use it lawfully and in accordance with these Website Terms of Use.

Viewing this website does not, by itself, create a confirmed appointment or require a person to purchase services.

An appointment is created through an agreement between Shearpower2ewe and the client, ordinarily during a telephone conversation, and is then recorded or confirmed by email, SMS or another agreed communication.

2. Accuracy of Website Information

Shearpower2ewe takes reasonable care when preparing information for this website. However, service areas, seasonal schedules, appointment availability, travel arrangements, livestock-care information and prices may change.

Website information is general information only. Individual quotations, appointment-confirmation correspondence and terms specifically provided to a client will apply to that particular appointment.

Clients should contact Shearpower2ewe if they require clarification about any website information, service requirement or appointment condition.

3. Copyright and Permitted Use

Unless otherwise stated, text, photographs, graphics, documents, logos, maps and other materials appearing on this website are owned by or licensed to Shearpower2ewe and are protected by applicable copyright and intellectual-property laws.

Website material may be viewed, downloaded or printed for personal, non-commercial use. Without prior written permission, a person must not:

reproduce or republish substantial website material;
sell or commercially exploit website material;
remove copyright or ownership notices;
misrepresent Shearpower2ewe material as their own;
mirror substantial website content on another server; or
use the website or its material for an unlawful purpose.

4. External Links and Services

This website may link to external websites, mapping services, social-media pages, online-form providers or other third-party services.

Shearpower2ewe does not control all external websites and is not responsible for their content, security, availability or privacy practices. A link does not necessarily represent endorsement.

5. Website Availability

Shearpower2ewe does not guarantee that the website will always be available, uninterrupted or free from technical faults.

The website may be updated, maintained, temporarily suspended or modified where reasonably necessary.

PART B – ENQUIRIES, BOOKINGS AND APPOINTMENTS

6. Information Supplied by Clients

Clients and prospective clients must provide information that is true, accurate, complete and current to the best of their knowledge.

This includes information concerning:

the client's identity and contact details;
the property and service address;
livestock ownership where relevant;
livestock numbers, breeds, ages, size and condition;
services requested;
site access, yards, pens, shelter and ground conditions;
known livestock health or behavioural issues;
weather preparations and livestock dryness;
other animals or hazards present at the property; and
any matter that could reasonably affect safety, timing or price.

A quotation or appointment may be reviewed where information provided by the client was materially inaccurate, incomplete or no longer current.

7. Online Enquiries

Submitting an online form is an enquiry or request for contact. It does not automatically guarantee availability or create a confirmed appointment.

Shearpower2ewe may contact the person by telephone, SMS or email to clarify the enquiry, obtain additional information, discuss services and arrange or confirm an appointment.

8. Telephone Bookings

Appointments are generally discussed and agreed by telephone.

During the telephone conversation, Shearpower2ewe will explain the principal matters relevant to the appointment, which may include:

the requested services;
the proposed appointment date or appointment window;
the estimated price or pricing method;
applicable on-site and transit fees;
any required holding fee;
payment requirements;
cancellation and rescheduling conditions;
wet-weather and livestock-dryness requirements;
site access and livestock preparation; and
any special conditions applying to the appointment.

9. Appointment Confirmation

After an appointment has been agreed by telephone, Shearpower2ewe will ordinarily send an appointment-confirmation email recording the relevant appointment details.

The confirmation email may include or attach:

the appointment date or operating window;
the service address and shearing zone;
livestock numbers and requested services;
the estimated quotation;
holding-fee information;
on-site and transit fees;
cancellation and rescheduling information;
Payment Terms;
Shearing Site & Livestock Terms; and
a link to these Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.

The client must review the confirmation correspondence and notify Shearpower2ewe promptly if any recorded information is incorrect.

The confirmation correspondence may give the client a stated period in which to request correction or cancel without the cancellation fee stated for that appointment.

Unless cancelled in accordance with the appointment-confirmation correspondence, the appointment previously agreed during the telephone conversation will remain confirmed.

The client's failure to cancel does not independently create a booking. It allows Shearpower2ewe to continue relying upon the appointment already agreed by telephone.

10. Acceptance of Appointment Terms

A client accepts the terms applying to an appointment when the client:

agrees to the appointment during a telephone conversation;
expressly confirms the appointment in writing;
pays a requested holding fee after receiving the terms;
retains the appointment after receiving its written confirmation;
requests additional work under the appointment; or
proceeds with the services after the applicable terms have been made available.

11. Estimates and Quotations

An estimated quotation is based on the information available when it is prepared.

Individual Site and Livestock Assessment

Shearpower2ewe understands that no two properties, livestock groups, appointments or working conditions are identical. Property access, paddocks, yards, pens, livestock numbers, breeds, size, condition, fleece growth, time since last shearing, handling requirements and the services requested may differ substantially from one client and property to another.

Each enquiry and appointment is therefore assessed and quoted independently using the information available at the time the confirmed booking or appointment is made. A price previously charged at another property, including a neighbouring property, does not automatically apply to the client's property, livestock or requested services.

The client is responsible for providing accurate and complete information so that Shearpower2ewe can prepare an appropriate estimate, allocate the required appointment time, staff, equipment, travel and livestock-handling resources, and make suitable preparations for that particular property and job.

An estimate may reasonably change where:

livestock numbers or requested services change;
livestock are larger, more difficult or in a different condition than disclosed;
livestock are overgrown or have not been shorn for a substantially longer period than disclosed;
additional mustering, yarding, penning or livestock handling is required;
additional labour, chemicals, equipment or products are required;
site access, paddocks, yards, pens or working conditions differ materially from those disclosed;
the client requests additional work; or
another previously unknown on-site condition affects the work.

Where reasonably practicable, a material change will be explained before additional work or charges are incurred.

PART C – SITE, LIVESTOCK AND SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

12. Client Responsibilities and Shearing Site Requirements

The client or nominated site coordinator is responsible for making reasonable preparations for the appointment and for communicating all relevant safety, livestock and site instructions to property owners, livestock owners, staff and other persons involved at the property.

For the safety, efficiency and welfare of livestock, shearers and handlers, the following requirements must be met. These requirements are particularly important for livestock weighing more than approximately 55 kg and for adult meat-breed sheep and goats, including hoggets over one year old.

Property Access: Reasonable and safe access to the property must be available and suitable for the Shearpower2ewe vehicle, mobile shearing plant and equipment.
Holding Yards or Pens: Livestock must be securely contained in suitable holding yards or uncrowded pens overnight, or ordinarily for approximately 12 to 16 hours before the shearing appointment, unless another arrangement has been agreed with Shearpower2ewe.
Yards, Gates and Fencing: Yards, gates, pens, races and fencing must be reasonably safe, secure and capable of containing the livestock throughout the appointment.
Feed, Water and Curfew: Healthy livestock should ordinarily be placed under and appropriate pre-shearing curfew and taken off feed overnight or for approximately 10 to 14 hours before shearing, where safe and suitable. The appropriate period may vary according to species, breed, age, size, pregnancy, lactation, health, recent feeding, weather and other animal-welfare considerations. Water arrangements must take account of heat, weather, livestock condition and any specific instructions given by Shearpower2ewe. Temporary or continued access to clean drinking water may be required during hot weather or where withholding water would be unsafe.
Ground Conditions: The shearing and handling area must be reasonably flat, level, stable and free from unnecessary obstacles. Wet, slippery or unsuitable concrete surfaces should be avoided.
Clear Work Area: The area should be cleared of debris, excessive loose grass, straw, sand, gravel, rocks and other materials that may affect stable footing or hinder the safe control and handling of livestock.
Shearing Space: The work area must provide sufficient standing height, lighting, ventilation and unhindered movement for shearers and handlers to safely control and manage livestock.
Livestock Availability: Livestock must be available, accessible, adequately contained and ready for handling when the Shearpower2ewe team arrives.
Known Risks: Any known livestock health, behavioural, handling or site risks must be disclosed before work begins.
Site Contact: At least one capable adult contact must ordinarily be present and available at the property while the work is being performed, unless another arrangement has been agreed beforehand.
Noise Control: Excessive noise must be kept to a minimum. Barking or uncontrolled dogs, machinery and other unnecessary noise sources must be kept away from the shearing and livestock-handling area.
Children, Visitors and Other Animals: Children, visitors, uncontrolled dogs, horses, cattle and other unnecessary persons or animals must remain clear of the work area unless authorised by the Shearpower2ewe team.
Avoiding Distractions: Livestock can be unpredictable. Clients and visitors must not distract, obstruct or interfere with the shearers, handlers or their working dogs while livestock are being mustered, controlled, handled or shorn.
Following Instructions: The client and site coordinator must follow reasonable instructions contained in the appointment correspondence, the Shearing Site & Livestock Terms and any directions given by the Shearpower2ewe team relating to safety, livestock handling and site conditions.

Shearpower2ewe may delay, modify, relocate, reschedule or decline work where the livestock, access, holding facilities, ground conditions or work area are unsafe, unsuitable or materially different from the information provided before the appointment.

12.1 Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) Preparation and Industry Guidance

Australian Wool Innovation Limited, commonly referred to as AWI, is an Australian wool industry research, development, innovation and marketing organisation. AWI has published the fact sheet “Prepare Your Sheep for Shearing” to provide general industry guidance about preparing sheep for shearing.

Proper preparation before shearing is important for animal welfare, worker safety, efficient livestock handling and the successful harvesting of wool. Clients and site coordinators should read and familiarise themselves with the AWI fact sheet before their appointment.

The AWI guidance covers important matters including appropriate shearing timing, keeping sheep dry, protection from wet and windy conditions, pre-shearing curfews, pregnancy, lactation, age, body condition, crutching, low-stress handling, shade, water, rest and post-shearing recovery.

Preparation and curfew requirements may vary according to the livestock, weather, pregnancy, lactation, age, health, feed conditions and other animal-welfare considerations. Clients must follow any specific instructions provided by Shearpower2ewe for their particular appointment.

Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) fact sheet:
Open or download: Prepare Your Sheep for Shearing

The PDF opens in a new browser window or tab.

The AWI fact sheet is independent general industry guidance. Shearpower2ewe’s appointment instructions and Shearing Site & Livestock Terms apply to the individual livestock, property conditions and appointment.

Clients and nominated site coordinators are responsible for reading and following the preparation requirements made available on this website, provided during the telephone booking and supplied in appointment correspondence.

Failure to make reasonable preparations may result in work being delayed, modified, relocated, rescheduled or declined where the livestock or site conditions create an unreasonable safety, handling or animal-welfare risk.

13. Wet Weather and Livestock Dryness

Livestock must be kept reasonably dry before the appointment and must not be presented for shearing while wet. Clients must plan ahead for expected rain and, where reasonably necessary, move livestock closer to the work area or provide suitable shelter or undercover holding. The required drying period will depend on rainfall, fleece type, temperature, wind, humidity and other conditions. Livestock must be kept fully dry before and during shearing. Depending on rainfall intensity and duration, fleece type, temperature, humidity and available shelter, livestock may need to remain undercover and dry for approximately 10 to 24 hours before the appointment.

Where rain is forecast, clients should plan ahead and move livestock close to suitable holding yards, pens or undercover shelter early enough to keep them dry. Shearpower2ewe cannot safely shear wet livestock.

Shearpower2ewe may postpone or reschedule shearing where livestock are not sufficiently dry to be handled and shorn safely

14. Animal Welfare and Veterinary Matters

Shearpower2ewe will provide services using reasonable care and skill appropriate to the work being performed.

Shearpower2ewe does not provide veterinary diagnosis. Where livestock appear seriously ill, injured, dangerously aggressive or unsuitable for a requested procedure, work may be delayed, modified or declined and veterinary advice may be recommended.

15. Delays and Circumstances Outside Reasonable Control

Mobile livestock services may be affected by weather, fire danger, flooding, road closures, mechanical problems, illness, emergencies, livestock condition, difficult access and other circumstances outside reasonable control.

Appointment times and travel estimates may therefore change. Shearpower2ewe will use reasonable efforts to notify affected clients of significant changes.

PART D – FEES, PAYMENT, CANCELLATION AND RESCHEDULING

16. On-Site and Transit Fees

An on-site or transit fee may apply to an appointment. The fee or pricing method will ordinarily be disclosed in the appointment-confirmation correspondence.

The fee may take into account travel distance, travel time, vehicle and equipment costs, staff time, service complexity and the reserved appointment.

17. Holding Fees

A holding fee of up to 30% of the estimated or quoted amount may be requested to reserve staff, equipment, travel and appointment time.

The amount and due date will be provided before payment is requested. Unless otherwise stated, the holding fee will be credited towards the completed service.

If a booking is cancelled, any amount retained from a holding fee will be limited to an amount that is lawful, reasonable and connected with loss or costs actually incurred.

18. Client Cancellation

Cancellation conditions, deadlines and any applicable fee will be stated in the individual appointment-confirmation correspondence.

Cancellation requests should preferably be submitted by replying to the original appointment-confirmation email so the correct booking can be identified.

A clear cancellation may also be communicated by telephone or SMS, provided sufficient information is supplied to identify the client and appointment.

A cancellation fee must not operate as an arbitrary penalty. Any fee will be based on the circumstances of the appointment and may take into account reasonable administration, preparation, reserved time, travel arrangements and loss that could not reasonably be avoided.

19. Rescheduling

A client requesting rescheduling should contact Shearpower2ewe as soon as reasonably possible and provide preferred replacement dates or a reasonable availability window.

Rescheduling is subject to availability, seasonal runs, existing appointments, travel arrangements and the amount of notice given.

Repeated or short-notice changes may result in reasonable additional charges where properly disclosed and connected with actual additional costs.

20. Cancellation or Rescheduling by Shearpower2ewe

Shearpower2ewe may cancel, postpone or reschedule because of unsafe conditions, wet livestock, unsuitable access, weather, fire danger, mechanical problems, illness, emergency or another circumstance outside reasonable control.

Where Shearpower2ewe cannot provide the booked service within a reasonable period, the client may be offered another available appointment or, where applicable, a refund of an unused holding fee.

21. Payment

Unless approved credit terms apply, payment is due in full:

on the day the service is supplied;
upon completion of the appointment; or
immediately upon receipt of the invoice.

Approved credit clients must pay within the period stated on the invoice, ordinarily between 0 and 30 days.

Accepted methods may include cash, bank transfer, PayID or another method approved by Shearpower2ewe.

22. Overdue Accounts

Payment reminders may be issued when an invoice remains unpaid after its due date.

Where disclosed before the service and permitted by law, an overdue account may incur:

an administration fee of up to $85 where that amount reasonably reflects additional administration and costs caused by the overdue account; and
simple interest at 10% per annum, calculated daily on the overdue balance from the applicable stated date until payment.

Fees will not be imposed where they would be unlawful, unfair or disproportionate in the circumstances.

23. Financial Hardship

A client experiencing genuine financial hardship should contact Shearpower2ewe promptly and preferably before the invoice due date.

A payment arrangement may be considered. Any agreed arrangement must be recorded in writing.

24. Debt Recovery

If an overdue account remains unpaid after reasonable notice, Shearpower2ewe may take lawful steps to recover the outstanding amount.

To the extent permitted by law, the client may be required to reimburse reasonable debt-recovery costs actually incurred and legally recoverable because of the failure to pay.

PART E – CONSUMER RIGHTS AND LIABILITY

25. Australian Consumer Law

Services supplied by Shearpower2ewe come with consumer guarantees that cannot be excluded where the Australian Consumer Law applies.

Nothing in these Terms & Conditions excludes, restricts or modifies:

a non-excludable consumer guarantee;
a legal right or remedy that cannot be excluded;
liability for fraud or deliberate misconduct; or
liability that cannot otherwise lawfully be limited.

26. Client Conduct and Undisclosed Conditions

To the extent permitted by law, Shearpower2ewe is not responsible for loss caused or contributed to by:

materially inaccurate or withheld information;
unsafe or undisclosed property conditions;
undisclosed livestock health or behavioural risks;
failure to prepare livestock or the work site reasonably;
interference by a client, visitor or another person;
the conduct of animals outside Shearpower2ewe's reasonable control; or
circumstances outside Shearpower2ewe's reasonable control.

This section does not remove Shearpower2ewe's obligation to provide services with reasonable care and skill.

PART F – CHANGES TO THESE TERMS

27. Future Changes

Shearpower2ewe may update these Terms & Conditions from time to time. The current version and effective date will be published on the website.

Updated terms will generally apply to future website use, future enquiries and appointments confirmed after the updated terms take effect.

The terms applying when an existing appointment was confirmed will ordinarily continue to govern that appointment unless:

the change is required by law;
the change is reasonably necessary for immediate safety;
the change benefits the client without creating material disadvantage; or
the client and Shearpower2ewe agree to the change.

Shearpower2ewe is not required to send all database contacts an email or SMS about minor, administrative, formatting or non-substantive website changes.

Reasonable direct notice will be given where practicable if a material change directly affects an existing confirmed appointment or materially changes the affected client's rights or obligations.

PART G – PRIVACY POLICY

28. Purpose of This Privacy Policy

Shearpower2ewe respects the privacy of clients, prospective clients, property owners, website visitors and other individuals whose personal information it handles.

This Privacy Policy explains how Shearpower2ewe collects, records, uses, stores, communicates, protects and transfers personal information.

Where the Privacy Act 1988 and Australian Privacy Principles apply, Shearpower2ewe will handle personal information in accordance with those requirements. Where they do not apply, this Policy describes the privacy practices Shearpower2ewe intends to follow.

29. Information We May Collect

Shearpower2ewe may collect:

names and client identification numbers;
business, property and livestock-owner names;
residential, postal, property and service addresses;
email addresses and telephone numbers;
cross streets, access directions, maps and GPS information;
livestock details and service history;
booking and appointment records;
quotations, invoices and payment records;
site, yard, access and safety information;
photographs, documents and files voluntarily submitted;
telephone, SMS, email and form correspondence;
complaints and feedback;
marketing-consent and communication-preference records;
unsubscribe, bounced-message and NIL LIVESTOCK records;
website and technical information; and
other information reasonably required to provide or administer services.

30. How Information Is Collected

Personal information may be collected:

through the Shearpower2ewe website;
through Cognito Forms or another online-form provider;
during telephone calls;
by email or SMS;
in person at a property or appointment;
from an authorised representative or site coordinator;
through previous bookings and service records; or
from public sources where lawful and reasonably necessary.

31. Purposes for Using Information

Personal information may be collected, retained and used to:

respond to enquiries;
prepare estimates and quotations;
assess service areas and travel arrangements;
confirm, schedule and administer appointments;
maintain livestock and property records;
provide livestock-care services;
manage safety, access and animal-welfare requirements;
issue appointment confirmations and reminders;
communicate weather, delay and service updates;
issue invoices and administer payments;
maintain taxation, insurance and business records;
manage complaints, disputes and debt recovery;
maintain communication and unsubscribe preferences;
send seasonal and service correspondence where consent exists;
operate and improve the business; and
comply with legal and regulatory obligations.

32. Accuracy of Submitted Information

By submitting information through a Shearpower2ewe form, the person confirms that the information supplied is true, accurate and complete to the best of their knowledge.

Clients should notify Shearpower2ewe when their contact details, livestock details, property information or communication preferences change.

33. Offline Client Database

Information supplied to Shearpower2ewe may be entered into and retained in its client-management database and associated business records.

The principal Shearpower2ewe client database is maintained offline and is used to administer:

client contact records;
property and livestock information;
quotations and appointments;
seasonal shearing records;
service and correspondence history;
invoices and payment records;
marketing-consent records;
unsubscribe and suppression records; and
future service planning.

Shearpower2ewe takes reasonable physical, administrative and technical steps to protect information from loss, misuse, unauthorised access, modification or disclosure.

No storage system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

34. Retention of Information

Client information may be retained while the person remains a client, prospective client or previous client and for as long as reasonably required for:

business continuity;
service and livestock history;
seasonal planning;
taxation and accounting records;
insurance;
complaint or dispute management;
legal requirements; and
recording communication and unsubscribe preferences.

Information no longer reasonably required may be securely destroyed or de-identified, subject to legal and legitimate business-record requirements.

35. Service Correspondence

Shearpower2ewe may send communications reasonably necessary to respond to an enquiry or administer an existing or proposed appointment.

These communications may include:

quotation and appointment information;
appointment confirmations;
date and time updates;
SMS estimated-time-of-arrival notices;
wet-weather and site-preparation instructions;
invoice and payment communications;
responses to enquiries and complaints; and
important ownership or operational notices.

36. Seasonal and Promotional Correspondence

Where a person has provided consent, Shearpower2ewe may send occasional email or SMS correspondence concerning:

seasonal shearing runs;
shearing-zone schedules;
clients who may not yet have completed shearing for the season;
available appointment dates;
service-area visits;
livestock-care services;
seasonal reminders;
weather or roster information;
business updates; and
related service offers.

Consent may be provided through an online form, checkbox, written communication, telephone discussion or another clear method.

Shearpower2ewe will retain reasonable records of when and how marketing consent was obtained.

Commercial electronic messages will identify Shearpower2ewe, provide contact information and include a clear way to unsubscribe where required by law.

37. Communication Preferences

A recipient may use the following responses:

STOP or UNSUBSCRIBE – stop future promotional email and SMS messages;
NO SMS – stop promotional SMS messages while allowing permitted email communications;
NO EMAIL – stop promotional emails while allowing permitted SMS communications; and
NIL LIVESTOCK – record that the client currently has no livestock and pause livestock-related seasonal correspondence.

Unless the recipient also states STOP or UNSUBSCRIBE, a NIL LIVESTOCK response will ordinarily pause seasonal livestock correspondence rather than permanently remove every communication method.

An unsubscribe request does not prevent Shearpower2ewe from sending necessary non-promotional communications relating to an active enquiry, appointment, invoice, complaint, legal requirement or requested service.

38. Disclosure to Service Providers

Information may be disclosed where reasonably necessary to:

Shearpower2ewe staff and authorised assistants;
website, form, email, telecommunications and IT providers;
Cognito Forms or another authorised form provider;
accountants, bookkeepers and professional advisers;
banks and payment-service providers;
insurers;
lawyers or lawful debt-recovery providers;
veterinarians or emergency services where reasonably necessary; and
government authorities where required or authorised by law.

Shearpower2ewe does not sell client information as a separate advertising list or data product.

39. Online Forms and Overseas Processing

Information submitted through an online form may be initially collected, transmitted or stored using Cognito Forms or another external technology provider.

Some website, form, email, cloud or technology providers may operate or process information outside Australia. Those providers may have their own privacy and security policies.

Clients should not submit unnecessary highly sensitive information through an online form.

40. Sale or Transfer of Shearpower2ewe

If Shearpower2ewe, its operating business or substantially all of its business assets are sold, transferred or succeeded by another owner, client and business records may be transferred to the purchaser or successor as part of the continuing operation of Shearpower2ewe.

This may include:

client contact details;
property and livestock records;
service and appointment history;
invoice and account records;
communications history;
marketing-consent records; and
unsubscribe and suppression records.

Any purchaser or successor receiving those records will be expected to protect and use the information consistently with the continuing operation of Shearpower2ewe, this Privacy Policy and applicable law.

Where reasonably practicable, affected clients will be notified that ownership of Shearpower2ewe has changed and will be provided with the new owner's business identity and contact details.

Existing STOP, UNSUBSCRIBE, NO SMS, NO EMAIL and NIL LIVESTOCK preferences must be transferred and continued by the new operator unless the client subsequently changes their preference.

41. Access and Correction

A person may contact Shearpower2ewe to request access to personal information held about them or to request correction of inaccurate or outdated information.

Shearpower2ewe may require reasonable identity verification before providing access or changing records.

Access may be limited where permitted or required by law.

42. Privacy Enquiries and Complaints

Privacy enquiries, access requests, correction requests or complaints may be directed to:

Stephen Auld
Managing Director – Shearpower2ewe
Email: shearpower2ewe@gmail.com
Mobile: 0428 491 963

Shearpower2ewe will consider the matter and respond within a reasonable period.

43. Changes to This Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy may be updated when business practices, technology, service providers or legal requirements change.

The current version and effective date will be published on this website.

Where a material privacy change affects how existing personal information will be used or disclosed, additional notice or consent will be provided where reasonably practicable or legally required.

PART H – GENERAL PROVISIONS

44. Questions About These Terms

A client should contact Shearpower2ewe before confirming an appointment if they do not understand a term or require clarification.

45. Severability

If any provision is found to be invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, that provision will be read down or removed to the extent required. The remaining provisions will continue to operate.

46. Governing Law

These Terms & Conditions are governed by the laws applying in New South Wales, Australia.

Nothing in this provision removes a client's right to commence a claim in another jurisdiction where that right cannot lawfully be excluded.