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         minimise the likelihood of damage to the cable, for example: the blades of hand equipment should be aligned
         parallel to the line of the cable rather than digging across the cable.
         If any undisclosed underground cables are located, notify nbn immediately.
         All personnel must be properly briefed, particularly those associated with the use of earth-moving
         equipment, trenching, boring and pneumatic equipment.
         The safety of the public and other workers must be ensured.
         All excavations must be undertaken in accordance with all relevant legislation and regulations.
7. You will be responsible for all damage to nbn Facilities that are connected whether directly, or indirectly with work
   you carry out (or work that is carried out for you or on your behalf) at the Location. This will include, without
   limitation, all losses expenses incurred by nbn as a result of any such damage.
8. You must immediately report any damage to nbn™ network that you are/become aware of. Notification may be by
   telephone - 1800 626 329.
9. Except to the extent that liability may not be capable of lawful exclusion, nbn and its servants and agents and the
   related bodies corporate of nbn and their servants and agents shall be under no liability whatsoever to any person
   for any loss or damage (including indirect or consequential loss or damage) however caused (including, without
   limitation, breach of contract negligence and/or breach of statute) which may be suffered or incurred from or in
   connection with this information sheet or any plans(including Indicative Plans) attached hereto. Except as
   expressly provided to the contrary in this information sheet or the attached plans(including Indicative Plans), all
   terms, conditions, warranties, undertakings or representations (whether expressed or implied) are excluded to the
   fullest extent permitted by law.


   All works undertaken shall be in accordance with all relevant legislations, acts and regulations applicable to the
   particular state or territory of the Location. The following table lists all relevant documents that shall be considered
   and adhered to.
          State/Territory            Documents
                                     Work Health and Safety Act 2011
                                     Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011
              National               Safe Work Australia - Working in the Vicinity of Overhead and Underground
                                   Electric Lines (Draft)
                                     Occupational Health and Safety Act 1991
                                     Electricity Supply Act 1995
                NSW                  Work Cover NSW - Work Near Underground Assets Guide
                                     Work Cover NSW - Excavation Work: Code of Practice
                                     Electricity Safety Act 1998
                 VIC
                                     Electricity Safety (Network Asset) Regulations 1999
                                     Electrical Safety Act 2002
                QLD
                                     Code of Practice for Working Near Exposed Live Parts
                 SA                  Electricity Act 1996
                TAS                  Tasmanian Electricity Supply Industry Act 1995
                                     Electricity Act 1945
                 WA
                                     Electricity Regulations 1947
                                     Electricity Reform Act 2005
                 NT
                                     Electricity Reform (Safety and Technical) Regulations 2005
                ACT                  Electricity Act 1971

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