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ASIC Regulations

All investments in an incorporated entity in Australia are regulated by ASIC and the investor should inform himself/herself of all relevant regulatory issues and requirements.

                                                                                        Class Order Warning

Any member and/or participant involved in actions relating to investments considered and/or made by members of WA Angel Investors has agreed that he/she has read and understood the following Class Order Warning:

WA Angel Investors operates under the exemptions granted in ASIC Class Order 02/273 as a business introduction service and publisher involved in the encouragement of investment in Small and Medium sized enterprises on a not-for-profit basis.

                                                                       Investment in new businesses carries high risks. 

                                         It is highly speculative and before investing in any project about which information 
                                           is given through WA Angel Investors, prospective investors are strongly advised
                                                                             to take appropriate professional advice.


A.     a prospective investor should obtain further information from the Issuer or Seller and conduct further enquiries about the p
     proposed investment and the securities that may be issued, allotted, or sold before subscribing for or buying those securities;

B.      requests for further information about a proposed investment and the relevant securities may be made to the Issuer or Seller
      (as the case may be);

C.     a prospective investor is strongly advised to take appropriate professional advice before subscribing for or buying any
     securities, including whether the proposed investment is suitable for that person’s circumstances;

D.     no contract for the subscription or purchase of securities discussed at a Meeting shall be entered into on the day of the Meeting
     between an Issuer or Seller and a prospective investor who attended the Meeting; and


E.   a contract for the subscription or purchase of securities discussed at a Meeting entered into during the period of five business
      days commencing on the date of the Meeting, with a prospective investor who attended the Meeting, is voidable at the option of
      the prospective investor, without penalty or forfeiture, during the period of ten business days commencing on the date of the 
      Meeting.
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