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These Terms and Conditions govern the agreement between Grant Chugg Plumbing Pty Ltd (GCP) and the Client for the supply of Services, which may include the provision of Goods as specified in the Quote, Project Work, or Service Work. These services may include, but are not limited to, plumbing, gas, drainage, hot water, and other related goods and services. The parties agree as follows:
1.1 Definitions
In this document, unless the context requires otherwise:
Additional Work means any work additional to the Work already contemplated in an existing Contract;
Advance Payment means any amount paid by the Client to GCP as a pre-condition to GCP supplying Goods and Services, pursuant to clause 6.3;
Agent means a person purporting to engage GCP on behalf of another person (e.g. a property manager engaging GCP on behalf of either an owner of a property or the tenant of that property);
Authority to Proceed means the authority to proceed requested by GCP setting out the Work, costs of the work and referring the Client to these Terms;
Cancellation Policy means the means the cancellation policy per clause 3.2;
Claim means any demand, proceeding, judgement, liability, third party claim and cost (including legal costs on an indemnity basis);
Client means the person requesting GCP to supply the Goods or Services the subject of these Terms;
Contract means a contract between the parties for the supply of Goods and Services, constituted by these Terms and the terms set out in the relevant Quote/Scope of Work, if any;
Deposit means the non-refundable deposit paid by the Client to GCP pursuant to clause 6.2;
Design means, design concepts, drawings and documents made pursuant to these Terms;
Goods mean the products, components, materials and equipment supplied or to be supplied by GCP;
GST has the same meaning in the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 (Cth);
Invoices mean the invoices rendered by GCP to the Client under clause 7.1;
Payment Authority Form means GCP’s standard payment authority form which when completed by the Client, provides the Client’s consent to charge any Invoice to the elected payment method;
PPSA means Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth);
Project Work means the supply of Goods and Services that relates to work not within the scope of Service Work;
Quote means a GST exclusive written fixed quotation or estimate of costs issued by GCP to the Client for Work;
Service Work means the supply of Goods and Services that relates to general maintenance work including but not limited to general plumbing and gas maintenance, leak detection and repairs, drain cleaning, CCTV maintenance and hot water system repairs or is work that is urgent in nature for which a fixed Quote cannot be provided without further investigation beyond what a Site Visit allows;
Services means the services provided or to be provided by GCP to the Client;
Site means the location (or locations) where the Goods are to be delivered or installed and where the Services are to be performed;
Site Visit, also referred to as Call Out or Inspection, means the initial Site attendance by GCP for the purposes of scoping, inspecting and/or providing quote or costs estimates for the completion of the Work requested; and
Terms means the provisions of this Terms and Conditions of Engagement;
Website Privacy Policy means the GCP’s website privacy policy located at www.gcptas.com.au;
Work means any or all of Service Work, Project Work and Additional Work.
Work Frustration means any reason outside of GCP’s reasonable control which prevents GCP from completing the relevant Service Work, Project Work and/or Additional Work.
1.2 Interpretation
A reference to a person includes:
(a) a partnership, joint venture, unincorporated association, corporation and a government or statutory body or authority; and
(b) the person’s executors, administrators, legal personal representatives, successors, assigns and persons substituted by novation; and
A reference to parties is a reference to GCP and the Client.
(a) On booking a Site Visit the Client agrees to:
(i) be bound by these Terms;
(ii) pay the one hour minimum labour per clause 3.1(a), whether or not GCP agree to perform the Work; and
(iii) comply with the site access terms per clause 8; and
(iv) GCP reserving the right to decline service to the Client if the Client or Agent are not in attendance during the Site Visit; and
(v) the Cancellation Policy.
(b) The Client acknowledges that in making a booking request GCP may refer the Client to a subcontractor for completion of the Services requested by the Client and if the subcontractor to whom the Client is initially referred is not available to complete the Services, then another subcontractor may perform the Services.
3.1. Site visits
(a) The Client will be charged a Site Visit Fee for the Site Visit which, if the Client:
(i) does not to proceed with the Work, is payable by card on completion of the Site Visit;
(ii) proceeds with the Work, is included in the Quote.
(b) Upon completion of the Site Visit, GCP will provide the Client with a Quote and instructions on the required Deposit.
3.2. Cancellation policy
(a) The Client or Agent must notify GCP in writing to GCP’s email of any cancellation of the Site Visit twenty-four (24) hours before the Site Visit.
(b) Failure to cancel a Site Visit in accordance with paragraph (a) will result in a minimum of one hour labour being fully payable.
(c) If the Site Visit is not cancelled according to paragraph (a) and the Client or Agent are not at the Site during the Site Visit arrival window, minimum of one hour labour will be fully payable.
(d) Cancellation of orders for products made to the Client’s specifications, or for non-stocked items, will definitely not be accepted once production has commenced, or an order has been placed.
(a) The Client will be deemed to have entered into a
Contract for Work when:
(i) GCP have provided the Client
with a Quote for the Work; and
(ii) the Client has provided
their verbal or written confirmation to GCP’s Authority to Proceed.
(b) The Client will be liable for any loss or damage caused
as a result of the Client’s failure to provide accurate confirmation to the
Authority to Proceed, any deficiency in the Work caused by inadequate or
inaccurate information provided by the Client will be the Client’s
responsibility.
(c) Unless the parties agree otherwise, these Terms shall
also apply to any future supply of Goods and Services by GCP even if these
Terms are not provided to the Client again.
(d) As consideration for GCP undertaking Work pursuant to a
Contract, the Client shall pay Invoices in full as they become due and payable
and as instructed in the Invoices.
(e) As consideration for GCP undertaking the installation of
a hot water system and/or a Site Visit for the purposes of installation of a
hot water system, the Client shall pay Invoices in full as they become due and
payable and as instructed in the Invoices.
(f) These terms and conditions govern the agreement between
GCP and the Client for the supply of Services which may include the supply of
Goods as specified in the Quote, if there is any inconsistency between these
terms and the quote/invoice that the quote/invoice will apply and take priority.
5.1. Pricing
GCP price guides are used as guides only, and reserves the right to provide Quotes to the Client based on their Site Visit and professional opinion.
5.2. Deposit
(a) If a Deposit is requested, GCP are under no obligation to undertake any of the Work until the Deposit if received in full.
(b) The Deposit shall vest absolutely in GCP under all circumstances.
5.3 Quotes
(a) The Client acknowledges that GCP may need to issue a revised Quote to continue the Work and that revised Quotes will require confirmation of an Authority to Proceed prior to continuing with the Work.
(b) Quotes shall be open for acceptance until the earlier of:
(i) the period stated in the Quote;
(ii) thirty (30) days from the date the Quote is issued; or
(iii) the notice to the Client of the rescission of the Quote by GCP.
66.1. Invoices
(a) GCP may render Invoices to the Client at any time for the Site Visit Fee and/or Goods and Services supplied to the Client.
(b) The Client shall be deemed to have received an Invoice from GCP if it is:
(i) personally given to the Client or its Agent;
(ii) posted to the Site;
(iii) emailed to any known email address of the Client or its Agent; or
(iv) posted to any known postal, residential or business address of the Client or its Agent.
(c) The Client will be liable for any default, loss or damage caused as a result of the Client’s failure to provide accurate contact information, any default in payment of Invoices caused by inadequate or inaccurate information provided by the Client will be the Client’s responsibility.
6.2. Payments
(a) The Client must pay in full any Invoice within seven days that the Client receives the Invoice, unless agreed in writing otherwise.
(b) The Client’s acknowledges that it is the responsibility of the Client receives payment for the work completed.
(c) The Client may pay the Invoice by any method described on the Invoice, including:
(i) by cash;
(ii) by electronic funds transfer to nominated bank account;
(iii) by electronic funds transfer to GCP at point of sale (EFTPOS); or
(iv) by credit or debit card payment.
(d) In the case of late payment of Invoices, GCP reserves the right to:
(i) charge late fees and administration fees of $250.00;
(ii) accrue Interest charge calculated at a rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum and compounded daily; and
(iii) seek recovery for small claim court fees.
6.3. Advance payments
(a) As a pre-condition to supplying the Client with Goods and Services under any Contract, GCP may require that the Client pay in advance:
(i) a Deposit; and/or
(ii) part or total cost quoted for Work.
6.4. Cards payments
(a) If the Client pays any Invoice by credit or debit card, the Client agrees to make payment:
(i) by providing GCP with its credit or debit card details and authorising payment of the Invoice over the telephone or another method of communication as agreed between the parties.
(b) If the Client pays any Invoice by credit or debit card, the Client:
(i) warrants that it has the necessary authority to authorise payments;
(ii) agrees that it will not request its financial services provider that has issued the credit or debit card used (Client FSP) to process a chargeback; and
(iii) agrees that it will do all things necessary to assist GCP to verify to the Client FSP or GCP’s financial services provider, that the Client has authorised the credit or debit card transactions relating to the Goods and Services supplied by GCP to the Client.
(c) The Client will indemnify GCP in relation to any expense, loss or damage arising from, or in relation to, the Client’s failure to do anything or breach of any warranty in clause 7.
7.1. Clients
(a) The Client represent and warrants that:
(i) it has full power and
authority to enter into and perform its obligations under the Contract;
(ii) all information provided to
GCP or on behalf of the Client is true and correct in all material respects,
and it is not whether by omission of information or otherwise, misleading; and
(iii) it has not withheld from
GCP any document, information or other fact material to the decisions of GCP to
enter into a Contract with the Client.
(b) The representations and warranties given in this clause
8 survive the Contract.
7.2. Clients acting as Agents
(a) If GCP is engaged by an Agent then the Agent agrees that
by entering into the Contract:
(i) it does so as an agent for
the Client;
(ii) it warrants that it is duly
authorised by the Client to enter into the Contract on behalf of the Client;
(iii) if requested by GCP, it
must disclose the Client’s full legal name, phone number, email address and
last known address (Client’s Details); and
(iv) if the Agent fails to
disclose the Client’s Details, the Agent agrees to indemnify GCP for the
Client’s performance of its obligations under this Contract including the
payment of the Invoices and all costs and expenses for the recovery of the
same, including legal costs on a full indemnity basis.
(b) If the Agent is a property manager or strata manager, it
warrants that it holds sufficient funds in trust on behalf of the Client to
cover the Quote of all Goods and Services to be supplied by GCP under the
Contract.
(c) The Agent indemnifies GCP for the Client’s performance
of its obligations under the Contract including the payment of the Invoices and
all costs and expenses for the recovery of the same, including legal costs on a
full indemnity basis.
(d) In meeting its various obligations under the Contract,
including the supply of Goods and Services, GCP may act through its agents and
contractors.
(a) The Client will ensure that GCP representatives have clear, safe and uninterrupted access to the Site until they have completed the Work.
(b) The Client will upon written notice from GCP, immediately reimburse GCP for any reasonable costs GCP incurs from its access to the Site being prevented or interrupted.
(c) The Client or Agent,
(i) must be at least 18 years old;
(ii) must be authorised to make decisions and approve Works;
(iii) must be on Site during the agreed arrival time window for GCP’s Site Visit and supply of Goods and Services;
(iv) must remain on site during a GCP representative’s attendance;
(v) where requested by GCP, immediately confirm in writing whether GCP has completed the supply of the Goods and Services according to a Quote; and
(vi) be authorised to make payment when requested by GCP’s representatives.
(d) GCP will use its best endeavours to attend at the Site at the:
(i) Site Visit agreed arrival window; and
(ii) any other time as advised for the supply of Goods and Services.
(e) GCP may in its sole discretion seek to amend the time that it attends the Site by notice to the Client, subject to the Client’s approval.
(a) Gas works are subject to a gas tightness test on arrival and a working pressure test on completion of the work.
(b) The Client acknowledges that GCP are required to report and rectify anything that is in breach of the Gas Standards (Gas fitting and Consumer Gas Installations) Regulations 1999 and should the Client refuse to give the authority to do so, GCP will be required to disconnect the gas supply to the Site and advise the Client to engage the services of CBOS or anothers to resolve the issue and reconnect.
(a) GCP warrants that all its employees are licensed, appropriately insured and accountable.
(b) GCP warrants that the supply of Services by GCP shall be completed in a workmanlike manner consistent with the standards in the trade and are subject to the six (6) year warranty scheme of the Building Services (Complaint Resolution and Administration) Act 2011 to the extent that this applies, and excludes Services for:
(i) Blocked Drains: The Client acknowledges that the presence of plant root growth and blockages generally is an indication of damaged pipes that cannot be property fixed by simply removing the root growth or blockage. If the Client does not instruct the Plumber to carry out the work to repair or replace the damaged pipes or drains, then the Plumber gives no warranty that the same or similar problems will not recur.
(ii) a value of $750.00 or less which shall be subject to a three (3) month warranty.
(c) Subject to paragraph (g), the Client acknowledges that claims for warranty shall be made directly to the GCP.
(d) Subject to the Client’s rights under the Australian Consumer Law, GCP will not replace or refund any Goods or resupply any Services except where the Goods or Services are defective, and a claim is made pursuant to paragraph (f).
(e) Warranty claims made by the Client to replace or refund any Goods or resupply any Services due to alleged defects shall only be valid and considered if the Client notifies any defects in writing within seven (7) days from the date of receipt of the Goods and Services and the Client permits GCP to inspect the Site where the Goods were delivered to or the Services supplied to and gives the opportunity to make good any defects to reasonable standards.
(f) Subject to paragraphs (b), (c), (d) and (e), if GCP considers the Goods or Services provided to be defective, then it may, in its absolute discretion, elect to:
(i) in the case of the supply of Goods, replace, repair or resupply the Goods;
(ii) in the case of the supply of Services, supply the Services again;
(iii) refund the cost of supplying the Goods and Services; or
(iv) a combination of the above.
(g) Prior to GCP supplying Good and/or Services, the Client should advise GCP of the precise location of all covered mains and services underground, in floors, walls, and cavities on the Site and clearly mark the same including. If the client does not then GCP, and GCP representatives cannot be deemed responsible in the event of an incident relating or damage to:
(i) electrical services;
(ii) gas services;
(iii) sewer services;
(iv) pumping services;
(v) sewer connections;
(vi) sewer sludge mains;
(vii) water mains;
(viii) irrigation pipes;
(ix) data cables; and
(x) telephone cables.
(h) Goods purchased from a manufacturer on behalf of the Client by GCP shall be subject to the manufacturer’s warranty and GCP shall only be liable to the extent stipulated in the manufacturer’s warranty. The Client agrees to comply with the terms of the manufacturer’s warranty in the event that there is a defect in the Goods. GCP labour costs for removal and reinstallation of these parts or equipment will be at the Client’s expense if not covered by the warranty.
(i) To the extent permitted by law, all guarantees or warranties which are not expressly stated in these Terms are excluded.
(j) The Client has a right to advise GCP of any quality or pricing concerns by contacting the GCP on admin@gcp.com.au and GCP shall investigate the Client’s concerns and recommend rectify or refund, as is applicable, should GCP consider that an error has occurred.
(a) GCP will take care when supplying the Goods or Services to minimise any disturbance or damage to surrounding areas including walls, ceilings, floors, garden beds and paint. Any repair or restorations required after the supply of the Goods or Services is not included in the Plumbers’ quotation and must be carried out at the Client’s costs.
(b) When working on a tiled roof: great care will be taken not to damage roof tiles, should roof tiles be damaged then the GCP representative shall identify to the best of its ability any cracks or breaks and move damaged tiles to areas over eaves and silicone seal them or replace them if the Client has spare roof tiles.
(c) In the event that our personnel need to transport tools, equipment, or appliances through the interior of a building due to inadequate gated access, we will exercise the utmost care. However, we shall not be held responsible for any damage that may occur as a result of this process. Furthermore, we shall not be liable for any loss or damage caused by events beyond our reasonable control, including but not limited to acts of God, natural disasters, or interruptions in the supply of essential services. Nothing in this clause is intended to exclude, restrict, or modify any rights or remedies you may have under the Australian Consumer Law or any other applicable legislation which cannot be excluded, restricted, or modified by agreement.”
(d) In no event shall GCP’s aggregate liability for all claims related to the services exceed the amount paid by you to GCP for the specific service in question.
1a) The Client indemnifies GCP against all costs and expenses incurred by GCP as a result of the Client’s failure to perform its obligations under the Contract, including enforcement costs, costs to repossess Goods and legal costs on a full indemnity basis.
(b) The Client warrants that it has obtained all necessary third-party consents to the supply of the Goods and Services by GCP to the Client.
(c) The Client indemnifies and holds harmless GCP against any Claim:
(i) in connection with the provision by GCP use by the Client of the Goods and Services;
(ii) that arises by reason of damage caused to property located at the Site during the provision by GCP Goods and Services to the Client resulting from an act or omission of the Client or any third party;
113.1. Frustration
(a) The parties agree that in the event of Work Frustration the Deposit represents a fair and reasonable estimate of the loss that GCP will suffer as a result of the Work Frustration, unless the Work Frustration is as a result of GCP’s negligence in which case GCP will refund the Deposit to the Client minus the amounts in any Invoices issued.
(b) Subject to clause 13.1(a), in the event of Work Frustration the Advance Payment shall be applied towards Invoices issued and the balance of the Advance Payment will be refunded to the Client.
13.2. Equipment damage
In the event that drain jetting hoses or CCTV cameras or any such equipment of GCP gets stuck in a pipe or drain or is otherwise damaged on Site in the course of the supplying Services for the Client, GCP reserve the right to invoice the Client for the costs of removing or repairing said equipment. If damage occurs to a wall or floor surface in the process of retrieving equipment stuck in a pipe or drain GCP are not liable for the damage.
14.1. Breach
In the event that the Client breaches any of these Terms (Breach), then:
(a) GCP may issue a seven (7) days’ written notice to the Client specifying the nature of the Breach and the action the Client must take to rectify the breach (Breach Notice); and
(b) if the Client fails to comply with the Breach Notice, GCP may:
(i) terminate the Contract terminate the Contract with no further notice to the Client; and
(ii) make all monies payable by the Client to GCP immediately due and payable from the date of the Breach.
14.2. Repossession
(a) In the event of a Breach and in addition to any other right or entitlement GCP may have under the Contract or at law, GCP may without notice, repossess the Goods.
(b) The Client irrevocably authorises GCP to enter the premises upon which the Goods are located to repossess the same.
(c) GCP shall be entitled but not obliged to sell any Goods repossessed by GCP pursuant to this clause 14.2.
(a) GCP may at its absolute discretion terminate the Contract with seven (7) days written notice to the Client (Termination Notice).
(b) Upon receipt of the Termination Notice, the Client must immediately pay all amounts payable by the Client to GCP pursuant to the Contract, including the balance of all Invoices.
(c) If GCP terminates the Contract pursuant to clause 15(a) prior to the supply of any Goods and Services then it will refund any Advance Payment to the Client.
16.1. Security
(a) In consideration of GCP at the request of the Client, agreeing to provide the Goods and Services, the Client charges all their present and after acquired property and consent to GCP:
(i) lodging a caveat or caveats over present or after-acquired real property of the Client;
(ii) registering a security interest (in the form of a general security agreement) as defined under the PPSA in relation to any security interest contemplated or constituted by these Terms; and
(iii) registering a specific security interest agreement as defined in the PPSA over any specific property which the Client has agreed in writing with GCP to be charged.
(b) The Client agrees to:
(i) provide GCP with any information that it requires in order to effect registration with the Personal Properties Security Register; and
(ii) unconditionally waive its right to receive any notice from GCP in connection with the registration of any security interest by GCP.
17.1. Title of Goods
(a) The risk of loss of, or damage to, the Goods will pass to the Client on delivery.
(b) All Goods supplied by GCP to the Client shall, until GCP receives full payment for the same:
(i) remain the property of GCP;
(ii) give rise to a purchase money security interest in the Goods;
(iii) give rise to repossession rights under clause 14.2(c); and
(iv) not be a fixture to land.
17.2. Acceptance
The Client will be deemed to have accepted the terms of this clause by placing an order for any Goods, taking or accepting delivery of any Goods, or using any Goods whether or not the Client has a written Contract or signs Invoices and/or Quotes.
(a) The Client agrees that GCP retains all intellectual property rights in any Design.
(b) GCP grants the Client a revocable licence to use the Design on the Site for the purposes contemplated by the Contract.
(c) GCP may, acting reasonably, revoke the licence granted in this clause 18.
(a) In the course of dealing with the Client, GCP will collect personal information from the Client via its website located at https://www.gcptas.com.au/ or from the client directly, please refer to GCP’s Website Privacy Policy for more information on information collected via GCP’s website.
(b) The Client agrees to allow GCP to collect and use the personal information collected from the Client for the purpose of supplying the Goods and Services to the Client, marketing and providing other goods and services to the Client. The Client reserves the right to unsubscribe from marketing material at any time.
(c) The Client acknowledges that GCP may not be able to supply the whole or part of the Goods or Services if the Client does not provide GCP with the personal information required under this clause 19.
(d) The Client agrees to GCP disclosing its personal information to other organisations as is reasonably required in order to facilitate supply of the Goods and Services to the Client, including but not limited to GCP.
(e) The Client acknowledged that calls may be recorded for coaching and quality assurance purposes. An AI-generated transcript may also be created to help us improve our service. If the Client does not wish for their call to be recorded, the Client must provide GCP with notice at the beginning of each call.
(f) The Client acknowledges that GCP may photograph and/or video the work completed for the Client and GCP reserve the right to use these for use on GCP’s social media platforms including but not limited to GCP’s website, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. If the Client does not wish for photos or videos to be taken, they are to provide GCP with notice in writing prior to arrival.
(g) The Client authorises GCP:
(i) to make any and all enquiries necessary to ascertain the creditworthiness of the Client and its directors, including, but not limited to, conducting checks with credit reference agencies;
(ii) give to credit reference agencies personal information of the Client in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth); and
(iii) receive any information about the Client’s creditworthiness, credit standing, credit history or credit capacity that credit providers can give or receive from each other under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).
20.1. Method of Giving Notices
A notice, consent, approval or other communication (each a ‘Notice’) under this Agreement must be signed by or on behalf of the person giving it, addressed to the person to whom it is to be given and:
(a) delivered to that person’s address;
(b) sent by pre-paid mail to that person’s address; or
(c) sent by email to that person’s email address.
20.2. Time of Receipt
A Notice given to a Party in accordance with clause 20.1 is treated as having been given and received:
(a) if personally served at the time of service;
(b) if sent by pre-paid mail, on the third Business Day after posting; and
(c) if sent by email to a person’s email address, on the day of sending if sent before 5pm on a Business Day, otherwise on the next following Business Day, unless an undeliverable notice is received from the sender’s email server.
20.3. Address of Parties
For the purposes of this clause 20.1 the address of a party is the address set out below or another address of which that party may from time to time give notice to each other party:
(a) GCP:
(i) Address: Such address as GCP shall advise the Client in writing from time to time
(ii) Email: admin@gcptas.com.au
(b) Client:
(i) Address: Site, registered address of the Client, email address Client has previously used to contact GCP or to such address as the Client shall advise GCP in writing from time to time.
21.1. Variation of terms and conditions
(a) GCP may in its sole discretion, amend these Terms by notice in writing to the Client and the Client will from the date of receipt of the notice be bound in its dealings with GCP by the amended Terms.
(b) No variation of or waiver of any of these Terms will be of any force or effect unless they are agreed by GCP in writing.
21.2. Force majeure
GCP will not be liable to the Client for any default or delay in the supply of Goods or Services due to a condition or reason that is out of the reasonable control of GCP including flood, fire, storm, strike or industrial action.
21.3. Assignment
The Client shall not assign any of its rights, obligations or benefits under these Terms without GCP’s express consent in writing.
We reserve the right to assign or subcontract any part of the services to be provided under these terms and conditions to a qualified third party without obtaining further consent from the client. We will ensure that any third party engaged by us is competent and capable of performing the services to the same standard as if we were performing them ourselves.
21.4. Severability
If any part of the Contract is or become void or unenforceable, that part is or will be severed from the Contract to the intent that all parts that are not or do not become void or unenforceable remain in full force and effect and are unaffected by that severance.
21.5. Entire agreement
This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties in respect of the subject matter and replaces all other agreements with respect thereto.
21.6. Applicable law
The Agreement will be governed by the laws for the time being in force in Tasmania and the parties agree to submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Tasmania.
21.7. Confidentiality
We are committed to protecting the confidentiality of any information provided by our clients. We will not disclose any personal, financial, or business information to any third party except as required by law or as necessary to provide our services. We take all reasonable measures to ensure that your information is secure and protected from unauthorised access or disclosure.
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Rd Suite 1 Invermay TAS 7248
Phone : 03 6326 8780
Email : admin@gcptas.com.au
Timings : 8 AM – 5 PM Monday to Friday
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