Section 6 - Club @ Essensa

PREAMBLE:

“THE CLUB @ ESSENSA” hereinafter referred to as “THE CLUB” is formed as a division of ESSENSA EAST FORBES CONDOMINIUM CORPORATION, having its office at the corner of 21st Drive and Fifth Avenue, Fort Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Metro Manila.

The Club is an amenity of ESSENSA EAST FORBES CONDOMINIUM CORPORATION. The property was developed with modern equipment and techniques and was laid out as a recreation center with Club House, restaurant and other recreation facilities, to be run on break even terms. This is an exclusive private Club, for the use of duly enrolled residents of this property and their immediate family members and for eligible, invited guests. EEFCC will be solely responsible for all expenses connected there with, for the engagement, dismissal and payment of staff, for catering and for all other matters that involve disbursement of money.

The Club, its property and its funds and the control and management thereof shall vest with EEFCC. Neither the member nor his heir or successor/s, (as the case may be) shall have or claim any share, right, title or interest of any sort or nature whatsoever, in / or to the said property, in / or to the Club and/or its assets, on any account whatsoever. The Members of the Club are entitled only to the use of the Club premises and the property and enjoy the privileges / amenities provided in the Club, subject to the provisions of these rules and such rules as may be amended, altered or replaced, from time to time.

RIGHTS & OBLIGATIONS:

EEFCC reserves the right to make such additions, alterations or developments by demolishing or reconstructing the Club building or parts thereof, as and when the circumstances warrant, for providing better and alternate facilities for the use of the members and to close any facility or amenity, if so desired by EEFCC. All persons who may apply for membership and who become members of the Club including all the Guests and Visitors to the Club, is bounded by the Rules & Regulations of the Club, as may be applicable and effective from time to time.

RESIDENT MEMBER:

Any individual, firm or corporate body, owning or leasing an apartment in the adjoining Essensa project, after having paid in full the consideration for the apartment, shall, by virtue of the ownership of the unit, be eligible to use The Club as a Member of The Club. The membership shall however be co-terminus with the ownership or tenancy of the unit and shall automatically cease upon transfer or alienation of the unit. All such unit owners, who purchased or leased units before (dd/mm/yy), shall be admitted as Resident Member. In case the unit is owned by more than one individual, then, a maximum of 2 individuals, first named in the ownership of the unit, shall be entitled as Resident Members. In case the unit is owned or leased by a firm or a corporate body, they can nominate 2 persons / individuals, to represent the firm or the corporate body, as Resident Members.

Only individuals, duly nominated by the firm or the corporate body, shall use The Club and its facilities and no other individual shall be eligible to use the same on behalf of the firm or the corporate body.

Upon termination of the membership of the Resident Member, consequent to the transfer or alienation of the ownership, the transferee or alienee shall; (a) on such transfer or alienation being established to the satisfaction of the EEFCC; (b) on payment of all arrears of the original Resident Member and the membership fee and other charges; be eligible, at the discretion of EEFCC, to the Membership of The Club. However, only one member shall be admitted as member of the Club in case alienation or transfer takes place after (dd/mm/yy).

In the event of death of the residential member, his successor or where there is more than one successor, the successor nominated by all the successors, shall be eligible to be conferred with the membership of The Club.

DEPENDENT MEMBER:

The spouse and children of members of the Club, who are below the age of 18 years, will be admitted to The Club, as Dependent Members.

MANAGEMENT:

EEFCC will appoint a Resident Manager/Life-style Coordinator or constitute a managing committee, for the purpose of management of The Club. The Resident Manager/Life-style Coordinator or the Managing Committee shall be empowered to prescribe tariffs from time to time for all services provided to and supplies made to members in general and for the casual use of such facilities / amenities for which special fees or subscription are levied and for participation in social events, entertainment, etc. and in general, for any event or activity in The Club which involves special expenditure and has been particularly availed of individual members at their choice. The management may, at its discretion, declare the entire Club closed on any day or days for organizing major social functions or public function or entertainment program. The management may, at its discretion, after suitable notice, close a part or parts of The Club, outlets or facilities for any day or days to cater for a specific work or repairs or modifications, alterations, etc.

WITHDRAWAL, CESSATION, REMOVAL & EXPULSION: -

A member, who intends to withdraw from the membership of The Club, shall give clear notice of 30 days, of his intention, to the management of The Club. A member, who intends to withdraw as above, shall be liable to pay all his dues, if any, to The Club and shall not be entitled to refund of any fees, subscriptions, paid by him.
Further:

Membership in any class, shall be deemed to have ceased, if any member -

a. Becomes insolvent and declared undischarged, insolvent by a competent court of law or authority.

Is of unsound mind

c. Is convicted for any grave offence involving moral turpitude

d. Is declared as a defaulter and removed from the rolls, under the rules.

Any corporate membership shall be deemed to have been ceased, on the expiry of the membership period or if, any such company/corporation/firm is wound up or goes into liquidation, ceases to exist in any other manner or loses its identity by way of merger or legal process or government action.

The managing committee reserves itself, the right of suspending or removing any member, in case the conduct of such member, within the premises of the Club, appears, in the opinion of the managing committee, to be unbecoming of a gentleman, or is derogatory with the reputation of The Club or where such conduct has disturbed or appears likely to be disturbed, the order of The Club or infringes on rights and privileges of other members, or in case of any serious infractuation of the House Rules and Regulations.

No member shall be allowed to be in arrears of his dues to The Club for a period exceeding one month. The managing committee has right to suspend the member from the use of The Club.

If a member, who has been suspended as above, pays the arrears before his / her name is removed from the list of members and furnishes satisfactory explanation for his / her default, then, the member may be reinstated with retrospective effect i.e., from the date of suspension.

In case of death of a member, the deceased spouse will be permitted the use of The Club for the balance period of membership of the deceased spouse, subject to the payment of monthly subscriptions and other charges as levied from time to time. No illegal gambling or betting shall be allowed in The Club and any member/s is reported to have broken this rule, shall be, at once, suspended.

RIGHTS & PRIVILEGES OF THE MEMBERS

The Club is a proprietary Club by EEFCC and as such, the members have no rights whatsoever, over the assets and the other properties of The Club.

Subject to the rules, Members are only entitled to the use of facilities provided by The Club.

EEFCC reserve the right of admission of the members to The Club.

The Club shall not be liable for any loss or damage suffered by any member or his guest, due to his negligence or want of reasonable care or on account of any loss or damages caused by the act of God, or any other natural cause /s beyond the control
of The Club.

PREAMBLE:

a. EEFCC may, from time to time, vary and revoke House Rules and Regulations (not in consistent with the rules) for regulation of the internal affairs of the conduct of the members and the House Rules and Regulations enforced from time to time, shall be binding on all the members;

Without prejudice to the generality of paragraph (a) of this rule, the House Rules and Regulations may provide for and regulate:
(i) the working hours of the Club

(ii) charges in various facilities

(iii) entertainment of members and guests at the Club

(iv) payment by the members of their bills

(iv) any other matter in the interest or proper management of the Club

(vi) enjoyment of the Club facilities by the members

Any dispute arising out of not governing by these rules shall be referred to the EEFCC / managing committee, whose decision shall be final.

General:

These provisions of the Rules & Regulations are framed for furtherance of the objects of the Club and non observance of these Rules & Regulations will render a member liable for disciplinary action and penalties, as the managing committee may prescribe under the powers vested in them by the Rules and Regulations of the Club:

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 In these Rules and By- Laws, unless there is something in the subject or context inconsistent therewith:-

“Nonresident Member” means a person, not being a Resident, Nominee, Visitor, spouse or Child (except a Junior Associate) thereof who (together with the spouse or any Child thereof) is entitled to use the facilities of The Club by reason of being a member of a category of Nonresident membership approved by the Admissions Committee from time to time and set out in Appendix I.

“Child” means a dependent who is not a Nonresident Member and who has not reached the eighteenth anniversary of his or her date of birth.

“Resident Owner/Lessee Member” means any individual firm or corporate body owning or leasing a unit and has paid in full the consideration for the unit.

“Guest” means every person not being a Resident, Nominee, Visitor, spouse or Child, thereof, who is invited into The Club by a Resident Member, Nominee of spouse thereof and does not include Domestic Helpers when attending The Club pursuant to House Rules and Regulations 2.9 or any person granted signing rights in The Club by the Committee.

“Club” means The Club at Essensa. “The Club” refers to all recreation and amenity facilities of the basement floors of both Lawton and Cameron Towers, the outdoor pools and the children’s play facilities, as well as the lower ground floor shared by both indoor pool, gym, locker rooms and treatment rooms.

“Resident Manager/Life-style Coordinator” means the general manager of The Club.

“Committee” means the Committee of The Club reporting to the Residents’ Association for the time being.

“Visitor” means a person who has been granted temporary membership under Article 17 and shall not include his or her immediate family.

1.2 These House Rules and Regulations are issued under the powers conferred upon the Committee by the Developer of Essensa and may be altered, amended, or deleted at the discretion of the Committee, subject to the overriding power of the Resident’s Association to set aside any House Rules and Regulations through a Special Resolution at a General Meeting of the Resident’s Association.

1.3 The Memorandum and Articles of Association and these House Rules and Regulations shall together form the basis for the relationship between The Club and its Members, Associate Members and Visitors. If any inconsistency should arise between the Memorandum and Articles of Association of The Club and these House Rules and Regulations, the former shall take precedence.

1.4 Any questions as to the interpretation of these House Rules and Regulations shall be left to the discretion of the Committee whose decision shall be final.

1.5 A printed copy of these House Rules and Regulations, together with a copy of the Memorandum and Articles of Association of The Club shall be sent to each Member and Associate Member and shall be binding upon them.

2. GENERAL

2.1 The operating hours of The Club and its food and beverage outlets will be determined by the Committee and these times will be displayed on The Club Notice Board and published from time to time on The Club notice board. The Committee and/or The Resident Manager /Life-style Coordinator have the authority to vary these hours on special occasions at their discretion.

(2.1 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Operational Matters)

2.2 All facilities and amenities of The Club shall be under the control of The Resident Manager /Life-style Coordinator who may appoint a representative to carry out such functions as are endorsed by the Committee and permitted under the Articles of Association.

(2.2 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Operational Matters)

2.3 No Member, Nominee, Associate Member, Visitor, spouse, Child or Guest thereof shall visit any back of house areas within The Club without the prior permission of The Resident Manager /Life-style Coordinator except where such access is required for the evacuation of persons during emergency situations. Back of house areas will normally be indicated by “Staff Only” signage but will include, inter alia, all food preparation areas; bar serving and storage areas; goods reception; all storage rooms; the service stairways; workshops, staff locker rooms and the staff canteen.

(2.3 please refer to Bylaw: Operational Matters)

2.4 Children under the age of 11 while on The Club premises must be accompanied by a Member, Nominee, Associate Member, Visitor or spouse thereof, an authorized coach or persons conforming to the requirement of House Rules and Regulations 2.9. Upon reaching the age of 11, children of Members, Nominees and Associate Members will be issued with Club dependant cards which will allow them to use The Club unaccompanied until they reach the age of 21 unless otherwise restricted by these House Rules and Regulations.

(2.4 please refer to Children House Rules and Regulations)

2.5 Members, Nominees, Associate Members, Visitors and spouses thereof are responsible for the safety and conduct of their children and the children of their guests while they are on Club premises and must monitor their children’s behavior and ensure that they are not acting in an unruly manner.

2.6 The use of Roller Skates, Roller Blades, skateboards and all other types of recreational equipment incorporating wheels is not permitted on Club premises.

(2.6 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Restrictions)

2.7 The Club will accept no responsibility whatsoever for any injury, loss or damage sustained by Members, Nominees, Associate Members, Visitors, their families, Guests or other persons while they or their properties are on Club premises.

(2.7 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Operational Matters)

2.8 No animals shall be brought into The Club premises.

(2.8 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Restrictions)

2.9 Domestic Helpers of Members and Associate Members – upon that Member or Associate Member applying for and being granted a permit by the Committee – are permitted access to The Club when accompanying children of that Member, in the absence of both parents, to participate in Club Coaching programs, Domestic Helpers may then wait in the designated areas as specified by the Committee from time to time.

(2.9 please refer to Secondary Carer)

SECONDARY CARERS

The Club is for Members and their immediate resident family. Domestic helpers, amahs, nannies, au pairs, chauffeurs, other personal servants and temporary guardians (“Secondary Carers”) are not considered part of such immediate family. While many members’ clubs in Manila do not permit access to Secondary Carers at all, they are permitted to come into The Club @ Essensa under certain limited circumstances.

Parents are strongly urged to be with, and responsible for, their children as much as possible when their children are using The Club, especially during weekends and public holidays when Members and/or their spouses are usually not working. Members and spouses must not bring their Secondary Carers with them to The Club purely for the purpose of looking after their children, whether or not they themselves are involved in other activities. There are aspects of care and control, safety and liability, alone, which mean that The Club must also not be used as a general facility for Secondary Carers, in place of Members and their spouses, to bring children to. The exception to this is at the Children’s indoor and outdoor play facilities.

However, it is recognized that there are times when neither parent is able to bring their children to attend certain coaching and other activities/classes organized by The Club. With few exceptions, then, and only then, will Secondary Carers be permitted to bring, and be responsible for, children of Members in their stead.

Therefore, apart from the above concession, Secondary Carers are not permitted to carry on their vocation, as such, on The Club premises.

Members or their spouses may bring Secondary Carers to our Club as Guests (but, as with all Guests, such Member or spouse must always accompany them while on Club premises and be responsible for their conduct at all times) and, as such, they must not be treated as personal servants.

Note: Restrictions applicable to chauffeurs may also be found in the Car Parking
House Rules and Regulations.

1. A Secondary Carer is only permitted access to The Club either

(a) as the Guest of a Member, Nominee, Associate Member or spouse thereof; or;

(b) as the bearer of a Guardian’s Card, subject to the conditions upon which such card is issued.

2. Members, Nominees and Associates Members may apply to the Management for a Guardian’s Card to permit a Secondary Carer to accompany children of that Member, Nominee of Associate Member, in the absence of both parents, to participate in coaching programs and other activities or classes organized by The Club and so designated.

3. Upon payment of such fee as shall be determined from time to time by the Committee, a Guardian’s Card may be issued upon the following terms and conditions:

(a) such Card may only be used by the named card holder and in respect of the child or children and the programs, activities and classes for which it is issued or endorsed;

(b) the named card holder must present such card and sign-in and complete the required details on the Register for that purpose at Reception when accessing The Club;

© with the exception set out in (e) below, only, named card holders must wait in an area reserved for such purpose when children under their care are attending a coaching program or other activity or class and must remain on The Club premises and in such area for the duration thereof;

(d) named card holders must vacate The Club premises promptly after the coaching program or other activity or class concerned is completed or upon the arrival of either or both parents of children under their care;

(e) a sibling or siblings of any child attending a coaching program or activity or class, where both or all children are under the care of the named card holder, may utilize the Children’s Playroom, under the supervision of the named card holder, while waiting.

4. Secondary Carers are not permitted to wait for Members, Nominees, Associate Members or their families in Gallery Lounges or Reception Lobbies or meet there with other Secondary Carers.

5. Members, Nominees and Associate Members are responsible at all times for the conduct of their Secondary Carers while they are on Club premises.

6. The Committee or Management may permit such exceptions to these House Rules and Regulations as they shall see fit, either generally or on a case by case basis, upon application by a Member, Nominee or Associate Member or in respect of any particular venue, coaching program or other activity or class.

2.10 Food or drink other than that provided at The Club shall not be consumed on The Club premises.

(2.10 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Restrictions)

2.11 No persons under the age of 18 will be served or permitted to consume alcoholic beverages on The Club premises.

(2.11 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Restrictions)

2.12 Any Member, Nominee, Associate Member, Visitor, family or Guest thereof who breaks or damages Club property shall be liable to reimburse The Club for the cost of replacement or repair.

(2.12 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Operational Matters)

2.13 Audible radios, cassette or disc players (and similar equipment) or musical instruments shall not be played on The Club premises without the prior consent of The Resident Manager/Lifestyle Coordinator.

(2.13 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Restrictions)

2.14 No raffles or canvassing of any kind will be permitted on The Club premises unless the prior approval of the Committee has been obtained.

(2.14 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Restrictions)

2.15 Professional coaching or tuition for a fee or any form of reward may only be carried out with the Committee’s prior approval. All charges and the manner of payment will be determined from time to time by the Committee.

(2.15 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Restrictions)

2.16 Conducting business meetings, with the exception of conducting Club business, involving the use of books and/or paper and/or electronic equipment is not permitted on Club premises except in function rooms hired for that purpose.

(2.16 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Restrictions)

2.17 Members, Nominees, Associate Members, Visitors, their families or Guests may not reprimand any member of staff for alleged misconduct. Employees of The Club and Officers in the execution of their duties shall not be subjected to abuse by Members Nominees, Associate Members, Visitors, their families or Guests.

(2.17 please refer to Conduct House Rules and Regulations)

2.18 Members, Nominees, Associate Members, Visitors, their families or Guests who wish to complain about any matter relating to The Club, or make suggestions for improvements to The Club of any kind, may do so in writing. Letters must be signed, and should be addressed to The Resident Manager /Lifestyle Coordinator in respect of Club operations, or otherwise to the Honorary Secretary of the Residents’ Association, as appropriate. Signed suggestions from Members may also be entered into the Suggestion Books.

(2.18 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Operational Matters)

2.19 Each Member, Nominee, Associate Member, Visitor or other person with signing rights will be given an account number and only the Member, Nominee, Associate Member, Visitor, their spouses and their children aged 11 and over and such other person with signing rights will be allowed to sign on the account. Without the prior consent of The Resident Manager /Lifestyle Coordinator no other person may sign on the Member’s, Nominee’s, Associate Member’s, Visitor’s or such other person’s account.

(2.19 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Operational Matters)

2.20 The drinking of beverages directly out of bottles or cans is prohibited within The Club with the exception, in respect of cans and plastic water bottles, of the gymnasium and studio during exercise.

(2.20 please refer to Conduct House Rules and Regulations)

2.21 Glass bottles, glassware, chinaware or porcelain will at no time be permitted within the Gym, Studio, Swimming Pool Complex, Locker Rooms, Sauna and Steam Rooms, Children’s Play areas or such other areas as may be specified by the Committee from time to time.

(2.21 please refer to By-laws: Restrictions)

2.22 On the raising of a Typhoon Signal the Club outdoor facilities will be cleared within 30 minutes of the raising of the Signal. If the Signal is lowered between 5.00am to 6.00pm, The Club outdoor will be reopened that day within two hours of the Signal being lowered. If the Signal is lowered between 6.00 pm to 5.00 am The Club will reopen at 7.00am.

(2.22 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Operational Matters)

2.23 Membership cards, Club dependant cards and Visitor’s cards and the rights pertaining thereto are issued to all Members, Nominees, Associate Members, Visitors, their spouses and children, as appropriate, are not transferable and must be carried at all times on The Club premises and must be produced upon request by any member of the staff or Committee.

(2.23 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Operational Matters)

2.24 The Committee may at its discretion close any facility of The Club at any time and with or without charge for admission make it available to be booked for any purpose that it thinks fit.

(2.24 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Operational Matters)

2.25 Receiving or making telephone calls on portable telephones is prohibited within The Club except for outgoing calls in the garden areas. The Committee may at its discretion from time to time authorize the use of portable telephones anywhere within Club premises.

(2.25 please refer to Portable Telephone House Rules and Regulations)

2.26 Persons must observe an appropriate standard of dress when entering the Reception Lobbies and Gallery Lounges, other than immediately after exercise outside The Club premises.

(2.26 please refer to Dress Code House Rules and Regulations)

The Resident Manager/Lifestyle Coordinator, the senior staff member on duty or any Committee Member has the authority to exclude or restrict anyone who in their opinion is not suitably dressed in any area of The Club.

2.27 Breast-feeding of infants is permitted in appropriate areas of The Club provided that it is done discreetly with cognizance of the sensitivities of other persons present.

(2.27 please refer to Conduct House Rules and Regulations)

2.28 Smoking is not permitted in areas specific by the Committee or indicated by notices. They include Reception, Locker Rooms, Gym, Studio, Indoor Poolside, all Toilets, Lifts, Walkways, Corridors and Stairways throughout the whole Club.

(2.28 please refer to Smoking House Rules and Regulations)

2.29 Children under the age of 11 to must vacate The Club premises by 9.30 pm. Children aged 11 and over, but under 16, must vacate The Club premises by 11.00 pm unless attending an activity or event, which has been organized/ sanctioned by The Resident Manager/Lifestyle Coordinator.

(2.29 please refer to Children House Rules and Regulations)

3. PORTABLE TELEPHONES

In common with most up-market members’ clubs in Asia, which ban or restrict the use of portable telephones, these devices are not welcome in The Club and signage is prominent throughout to that effect. They are a major anti-social distraction to others in a club environment.

The Club provides a substantial number of conveniently located telephones and a switchboard paging service from the Concierge Desks, therefore the need to use portable telephones on The Club premises is not perceived as considerable. Many portable telephones can store incoming messages while switched off, for later response and, in genuine situations (e.g. certain emergency vocational responsibilities) with the consent of Management and on a without prejudice basis, portable telephones can be left at Reception for Staff to answer and then page the owner.

It is felt that the only way to effectively eradicate the problem of portable telephone use in The Club, and alleviate the considerable administrative burden placed on Management and the Committee in respect of transgressions, is by allowing minimal leeway, eliminating “grey” areas as much as possible and encouraging habitual compliance with summary fines.

Therefore, in most areas within the premises, particularly those where sociability, sports and activities requiring non-disturbance and where peace and quiet are the paramount considerations, use of portable telephones will be absolutely prohibited, and automatic fines will be levied for a ringing telephone, for making or answering a call, etc. in these prohibited areas. Ignorance or mere negligence will not be a viable excuse and serious transgressions may incur additional penalties. Members should note that, as always, they are responsible for ensuring their Guests switch off their portable phones before entry to our Club and that they are liable for any fines or other penalties in respect of their Guests’ transgressions.

There are only two areas where use of portable telephones will be tolerated: the Car Park, and the Garden Areas (outgoing calls only).

The habit of switching off portable telephones upon entry to The Club is strongly advised and encouraged.

3.1 The use of portable telephones for receiving or making calls is prohibited in all but the following areas of The Club:-

(a) The Car Park; and

(b) The Garden Areas – outgoing calls only.

3.2 For the avoidance of doubt, the use of portable telephones for receiving or making calls is prohibited in the following areas of The Club:

Reception Areas, Galleries Corridors;

The Elevators;

All Toilets, Changing Rooms and Store Rooms;

The Function Rooms and Offices

The Lounge;

Patio and Pool Bar Area;

The Swimming Pool Complex;

The Studio;

The Gym;

The Children’s Playroom;

3.3 For further avoidance of doubt, it shall be a breach of House Rules and Regulations 1 if the portable telephone of a Member, Nominee, Associate Member or Visitor or the family, Secondary Carer or Guest thereof shall ring or otherwise emit an audible signal in any prohibited area.

3.4 Notwithstanding House Rules and Regulations 3, if a portable telephone shall ring or otherwise emit an audible signal, such audible signal must be immediately switched off and remain switched off while in such area, and such telephone shall not be answered, or taken to a permitted area while ringing or being answered.

3.5 Standard fines determined from time to time by the Committee shall be imposed on any Member, Nominee, Associate Member or Visitor who:

(a) permits the emission of any audible signal from any portable telephone in a prohibited area;

(b) otherwise uses a portable telephone to receive or make a call in
a prohibited area, whether or not it has emitted any audible signal;

A report by or admission to Management, a Staff Member or an Officer of The Club shall be accepted prima facie. Any Member, Nominee, Associate Member or Visitor may appeal against the imposition of any automatic fine by letter addressed to the Honorary Secretary and, where appropriate, the matter will be referred to the Disciplinary Committee.

3.6 Notwithstanding the above House Rules and Regulations, the Committee may at its discretion from time to time authorize the use of portable telephones anywhere within The Club premises.

3.7 Nothing in these Portable Telephone House Rules and Regulations shall limit any disciplinary action in respect of a breach thereof which may be taken pursuant to the Articles of Association of The Club.

4. CHILDREN

Upon reaching 11 years of age children of Members can use many facilities of The Club, unaccompanied, and sign using their own dependent card. Privilege, however, carries responsibility. The emphasis of these House Rules and Regulations is upon suitable behavior and supervision and it is not the intention to otherwise be too restrictive. Therefore Management has been given a wide discretion in the interpretation of situations and enforcement of certain of these House Rules and Regulations.

As an up-market residential amenity, it is necessary to strike an equitable balance between the interests of families, and their members, and other adult Members in relation to some facilities. Therefore, there are some time- restrictions applicable to various age groups.

Of course, children are always expected to conform to behavioral standards, and parents are always responsible for the conduct and safety of their children and those of their Guests. The Club is not responsible for accidents and injuries involving children, and there are further regulations specifically applicable to the Swimming Pool Complex, the Play Areas and other facilities which are designed to reduce or eliminate accidents.

4.1 (a) A Child who has not reached the 11th anniversary of his or her date of birth must be accompanied at all times while on The Club Premises by a Member, Nominee, Associate Member (other than a Junior Associate who has not reached the 21st anniversary of his or her date of birth), Visitor, the spouse thereof, an authorized coach or person authorized pursuant to and in accordance with the Secondary Carer House Rules and Regulations;

(b) Upon reaching the 11th anniversary of their date of birth, children of Members, Nominees and Associate Members will be issued with Club dependant cards which will allow them to use The Club unaccompanied until they reach the 21st anniversary of their date of birth, unless otherwise restricted by these House Rules and Regulations.

4.2 Members, Nominees, Associate Members, Visitors and spouses thereof are responsible for the safety and conduct of their children and the children of their Guests while they are on The Club Premises and must monitor such children’s behavior and ensure that they are not acting in an unruly manner or otherwise in breach of any House Rules and Regulations.

4.3. Subject to House Rules and Regulations 4, Children must vacate Club facilities in accordance with the following schedule:

Under 11 Years Old 11-15 Years Old 16-21 Years Old

Club Premises: 10:00 pm 11:00 pm Closure

The Restaurant: 8:30 pm 8:30 pm Closure
(11:00 pm w/ adult)

The Restaurant: 8:30 pm 9:30 pm Closure
(11:00 pm w/ adult)

The Bar: Not Permitted Not Permitted Closure
(With an adult)

The Pool Bar: Closure Closure Closure

Other facilities: At the times set out in Appendix III.

For the purposes of this schedule, an adult must be a Member, Nominee, Associate Member, Visitor or spouse thereof.

4.4 (a) Notwithstanding the schedule in House Rules and Regulations 3, the Management may permit such exceptions to those times as it shall see fit, either generally or in respect of any particular facility or on a case by case basis;

(b) A Member, Nominee, Associate Member, Visitor, the spouse thereof, authorized coach or Secondary Carer shall escort any Child from The Club Premises (or the Child himself or herself, if unaccompanied by such adult, shall vacate The Club Premises) upon being so requested by the Management or any Officer of The Club if, in the opinion of such person, the conduct of such Child is inappropriate.

4.5 (a) A person who has not reached the 18th anniversary of his or her date of birth will not be served and shall not consume alcoholic beverages on The Club Premises (and responsibility pursuant to House Rules and Regulations 2 shall apply in respect of any breach);

(b) No person eligible to consume alcoholic beverages on The Club Premises shall supply or permit any alcoholic beverages to be supplied to any person on The Club Premises who has not reached the 18th anniversary of his or her date of birth.

(2.30 please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Operational Matters)

5. GUESTS

(Please refer to House Rules and Regulations: Guests)

5.1 Members, Nominees, Associate Members and their spouses may invite Guests into the Club but must abide by the restrictions applicable to each category of membership in respect of certain facilities as set out in Appendix II.

5.2 The following are not permitted to invite Guests into The Club.

5.2.1 a Child;

5.2.2 Visitors.

5.3 Members, Nominees, Associate Members and their spouses must accompany their Guests while they are on Club premises and shall be responsible for the conduct of their Guests.

5.4 Any person posted, suspended, or removed from The Club under the Articles, and any person determined as inappropriate by the General Committee, is not acceptable as a Guest.

5.5 The Resident Manager/Lifestyle Coordinator, or the senior staff member present, or any Officer of The Club, has the authority to ask any Member, Nominee, Associate Member, Visitor or their spouse to escort their Guest(s) from The Club premises at any time.

5.6 Guests may use the Club Locker Rooms in conjunction only with the use of The Club’s recreation facilities.

5.7 The Resident Manager/Lifestyle Coordinator, or his appointed representative, may, at his discretion permit a Guest to use any facility of The Club at such time as he sees fit.

6. LOCKER ROOMS

6.1 Soiled footwear must not be worn in the Changing Rooms.

(6.1 please refer to Dress Code-House Rules and Regulations)

6.2 The washing of footwear in the showers or hand basins is strictly prohibited.

6.3 Club towels shall always remain the property of The Club and, subject to House Rules and Regulations -, not to be removed from the Locker Rooms.

6.4 Smoking is not permitted in the Changing Rooms.

(6.4 please refer to Smoking House Rules and Regulations)

6.5 Spitting, urinating or the release of any other bodily fluids or matter in the showers is strictly prohibited.

7. CAR PARKING

The number of car parking spaces available to The Club as Visitor Parking in The Car Park is limited (although arrangements exist for the additional use of some residents’ unused car park spaces.

7.1 Hours

The Car Park shall be open daily at all hours unless The Resident Manager/ Lifestyle Coordinator shall otherwise direct.

7.2 Designated Areas

The Club shall designate such number of car parking spaces in the Car Park as the Committee shall from time to time determine for each of the following:-

(i) an area for vehicles which display valid Car Park Labels.

7.3 Signage and Directions

Signage and directions of the security guards or management must be observed at all times.

7.4 Fines, Immobilization (Clamping) and Towing Away

(a) A fine determined from time to time by the Committee may be imposed on the holder of a Label or other person responsible for such vehicle in respect of any breach of any of these Car Parking House Rules and Regulations
(Please refer to house rule item 5.4);

(b) The Club also reserves the right to tow away (at the expense of the holder of the Label or other person responsible for such vehicle) any vehicle, which is

(i) Immobilized for more than 24 hours or;

(ii) obstructions specified in house rules items 5.4.4.7 and 5.4.4.10

7.5 Withdrawal of Labels, etc.

(a) In addition to any fine or other penalty which may be prescribed, failure to comply with these House Rules and Regulations, and/or the conditions of issue of a Label (and swipe card), in any respect whatsoever, may result in the withdrawal of the Label (and swipe card) for such period of time as the Committee may determine, without refund of any amounts paid;

(b) Nothing in these Car Parking House Rules and Regulations shall limit any disciplinary action in respect of a breach thereof which may be taken pursuant to the Articles of Association of The Club.

8. BAR

8.1 Tattered, torn or dirty clothing whether denim or otherwise is not considered smart casual and wearers will be denied access.

(8.1 please refer to Dress Code House Rules and Regulations)

8.2 No person under the age of 16 is permitted to enter the Bar.

9. THE RESTAURANT

Children under the age of 16 are not allowed in the Restaurant except when accompanied by a Member, Nominee, Associate Member, Visitor, other adult with signing rights or the spouse thereof, and children under the age of 11 are not allowed to remain in the Restaurant until 8:30 pm (under 11’s) or 11.00 pm (under 16’s) but they must be accompanied at all times.

The Restaurant is an amenity of the Club which will be opened to the public.

10. INDOOR SWIMMING POOL COMPLEX

10.1 The Committee or The Resident Manager /Lifestyle Coordinator have the authority to close the Swimming Pool Complex or any part thereof at any time.

10.2 The indoor pool shall be restricted for the following use only:

10.2.1 The indoor pool shall be limited to lapping and swimming exercises.

10.2.2 The indoor pool users shall be limited to seven (7) years old and above.

However, activities shall be restricted to lapping and swimming exercises only while recreational activities and swimming lessons for beginners shall be conducted at the outdoor pool.

(Amended dated September 1, 2005)

10.3 The minimum dress requirement for persons using the Swimming Pool Complex shall be appropriate swimwear. Topless bathing suits are not permitted and diapers may not be worn in the pools.

10.4 Guests may only be invited to the Swimming Pool Complex in accordance with the restrictions set out in Appendix II.

10.5 All persons changing to use the Swimming Pool Complex, including babies and children, are to change in the Lower Ground Floor Locker Rooms and shall enter and exit to and from the Swimming Pool Complex through the Spa Reception. Babies’ diapers must only be changed in the designated area(s).

10.4.1 No persons suffering from open sores, skin diseases or other diseases of a comparable nature may enter the Swimming Pool Complex.

10.6 Children under the age of 11 must be supervised by an adult at all times and such children must leave the Swimming Pool Complex by 7.30pm.

10.7. Children who are not competent swimmers may not enter or remain in the main pool unsupervised. The lifeguard may not be designated as the supervisor for this House Rules and Regulations.

10.8 Running, chasing, pushing, horseplay or other inappropriate conduct is not permitted in the Swimming Pool Complex.

10.9 Spitting, urinating or the release of any other bodily fluids or matter in the pools is strictly prohibited.

10.10 Eating and drinking in or at the edge of the pools or whirlpools are prohibited.

10.11 The throwing of balls or other objects and the use of water propelling devices within the Swimming Pool Complex is not permitted.

10.12 All persons must follow the direction of the lifeguards at all times, be familiar with and obey the rules and signs for the Swimming Pool Complex.

10.13 Event bookings must be made through The Club management.

11. FUNCTION ROOMS

11.1 The Committee and/or The Resident Manager /Lifestyle Coordinator will determine the allocation and use of the Function Rooms (which include the XXX Suites, the XXX Room, and the Meeting Rooms).

12. RECREATIONAL FACILITIES

12.1 Rules for certain recreational facilities and core sports facilities when being used for recreational purposes are set out in Appendix II and displayed within the individual facilities concerned. A breach of these Rules shall be deemed to be a breach of these House Rules and Regulations.

HOUSE RULES AND REGULATIONS: OPERATIONAL MATTERS

1. The operating hours of The Club and its Food and Beverage outlets will be determined by the Committee and these times will be displayed on The Club Notice Board and published from time to time. The Committee and/or the Management have the authority to vary these hours on special occasions at their discretion.

2. All facilities and amenities of The Club shall be under the control of The Resident Manager /Lifestyle Coordinator (and his appointed representatives) that shall carry out such functions as are permitted under the Articles of Association, the House Rules and Regulations and Policy Statements or otherwise endorsed by the Committee.

3. The Committee, or Management in liaison with the Committee, may at its discretion close any facility of The Club at any time and make it available to be booked for any purpose that it thinks fit.

4. Upon the hoisting of a Typhoon Signal, The Club Premises will be cleared within 30 minutes of the raising of such Signal. If such Signal is lowered between 5:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., such facilities of The Club as the Management shall decide will be reopened that day within two hours of such Signal being lowered. If such Signal is lowered between 6:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. The Club will reopen at 7:00 a.m. Upon the issuance of a Rainstorm /flooding Warning, The Club, or some of its facilities, may be closed.

5. No Member, Associate Member, Visitor, Spouse, Child or Guest thereof shall visit any “Back of House” areas within The Club without the prior permission of The Resident Manager /Lifestyle Coordinator except where such access is required for the evacuation of persons during emergency situations. “Back of House” areas will normally be indicated by “Staff Only” signage but will include, among other places, all food preparation areas, bar serving and storage areas, goods reception areas, all storage rooms, the service lift, staff quarters and the staff restaurant.

6. Membership cards and Visitor’s cards issued to all Members, Nominees, Associate Members, Visitors, their spouses and Children, as appropriate, (and the rights pertaining thereto) are non-transferable and must be carried at all times while on The Club Premises and must be produced upon request by any member of Management, Staff or the Committee.

7. Each Member, Nominee, Associate Member and Visitor will be given an account number. Unless The Resident Manager /Lifestyle Coordinator gives his prior written consent, only that person and their spouse and such of their Children who have reached the 11th anniversary of their date of birth will be allowed to sign on that account.

8. The Club will accept no responsibility whatsoever for any injury, loss or damage sustained by Members, Nominees, Associate Members, Visitors, their families, Guests or other persons while they or their property are on Club Premises.

9. Any Member, Nominee, Associate Member, Visitor, Family member or Guest thereof who breaks or otherwise damages Club property shall be liable to reimburse The Club for the cost of replacement or repair.

10. Members, Nominees, Associate Members, Visitors, their Family members or Guests who wish to complain about any matter relating to The Club, or make suggestions for improvements to The Club of any kind, may do so in writing. Letters must be signed, and should be addressed to The Resident Manager /Lifestyle Coordinator in respect of Club operations, or to the Honorary Secretary in respect of all other matters. Signed suggestions (not complaints), using the form available at Reception, may be placed in the Suggestion Box provided.

HOUSE RULES AND REGULATIONS: RESTRICTIONS

It is inevitable that some restrictions are necessary for any club to ensure, among other things, the safety, welfare and comfort of Members and their Guests in the overall enjoyment of facilities.

1. It is prohibited to consume food or drink on The Club Premises other than that provided by The Club Food and Beverage outlets (with the exception of medicines and baby food).

2. Glass bottles, glassware, crockery or other breakable items are not permitted within the Gym, Children’s Play areas, Swimming Pool Complex, Locker Rooms, Sauna and Steam Rooms.

3. The drinking of beverages directly out of bottles or cans is prohibited in the Bar, Lounge, Restaurant and Poolside (except when permitted by Management in respect of particular functions or events).

4. The breast-feeding of infants is permitted in appropriate areas of the
Club provided that it is done discreetly with cognizance of the sensitivities of other persons present.

5. Baby-changing must only be done in the baby-changing facilities provided, or in the Changing Rooms and Toilets.

6. Audible radios, cassette or disc players (and similar equipment) or musical instruments shall not be played on The Club Premises without the prior consent of The Resident Manager/Lifestyle Coordinator.

7. The use of roller skates, rollerblades, skateboards and all other types of recreational equipment on wheels, or remote controlled toys or similar devices, is not permitted on The Club Premises.

8. No animals shall be brought into The Club Premises.

9. No raffles or canvassing of any kind is permitted on The Club Premises unless the prior approval of the Committee has been obtained.

10. Professional coaching or tuition for a fee or any form of reward may only be carried out with prior approval of the Committee; and all charges and the manner of payment shall be determined or approved from time to time by the Committee, either generally or on a case by case basis.

11. Conducting formal business meetings, with the exception of conducting Club business, involving the use of books and/or paper and/or electronic equipment is not permitted on Club Premises except in function rooms hired for that purpose.

12. The payment of gratuities, including “Lai-See”, to individual members of Staff and buying members of Staff drinks or other items is prohibited.

HOUSE RULES AND REGULATIONS: CONDUCT

All private members’ clubs expect a certain standard of behavior from their members and guests. It is each Member’s responsibility to ensure that reasonable standards are observed, whether reflected by sobriety, attitude, language or other aspects of decorum, as appropriate for a particular venue or occasion. Raucous behavior, which may be acceptable in the Bar, may be obnoxious in the Restaurant. On the other hand, similar behavior may not cause offense where for example, the Restaurant or a Function Room has been taken over for a particular event.

The watchwords are reasonableness, consideration and respect for others, at all times. Acknowledging the diversity within our Club in terms of sex, age, ethnic and cultural differences, a suitable level of decorum and etiquette should always be governed by consideration for other Members, their Guests and Staff.

Members and their Guests are not permitted, for whatever reasons, to reprimand Staff. Members are also reminded that they should behave in a proper manner towards other Members and bear in mind their duty to uphold the best interests of our Club whether on or outside Club Premises.

It is expected that at all times Members and their Guests shall behave in accordance with the normal moral and legal dictates of society.

The all-embracing principles relating to conduct are contained have been substantially repeated as House Rules and Regulations 1, below, together with some specific restraints.

1. Members, Nominees, Associate Members, Visitors, Family members and Guests shall not behave in a manner which is injurious or detrimental to the character, reputation or interests of The Club or of its Members, or in a manner which is unbecoming of a Member.

Without limiting the scope of House Rules and Regulations 1, it shall be a breach thereof if any Member, Nominee, Associate Member, Visitor, Family member or Guest shall:-

(a) reprimand any member of Staff for alleged misconduct, or otherwise, or attempt to countermand any instruction given to staff by Management;

(b) subject any member of Staff (or any Officer in the execution of his duties) to abuse; or subject any other Member, Nominee, Associate Member, Visitor, Family member or Guest to abuse.

2. A Member, Nominee, Associate Member, Visitor, Family member or Guest may point out to any person that such person may be in breach of any House Rules and Regulations, but should go no further in the event of actual or potential confrontation, the proper channel then being to report the matter to Management (or if unavailable, an Officer).

4. The Management (or, if unavailable, an Officer not directly involved) may cause to be removed from any part of The Club Premises any person who, in their opinion, is in breach of these Conduct House Rules and Regulations.

HOUSE RULES AND REGULATIONS: DRESS CODE

It is recognized that the implementation of an effective Dress Code is very difficult. People, of course, tend to have different ideas as to what may be appropriate or acceptable. While a good standard of dress is basically insisted upon for entry to our Club, it is acknowledged that it is impractical to strictly regulate many areas because our Club does have a diversity of facilities and a layout which tends to throw together people dressed for different activities. Bearing this in mind, the restrictions set out in these House Rules and Regulations have been kept to a minimum.

However, The Bar, The Restaurant and The Gallery Lounges are areas where a superior standard of dress (and decorum) are expected, and these are the focus of the more stringent rules.

This is not to say “anything goes” elsewhere. Notwithstanding that ours is a residential spa and fitness club, Members who have been exercising and are perspiring, wearing minimal clothing, etc should show deference to other Club users. Sitting or remaining at length in the bars or congregating in foyers in such condition does not show the consideration expected for the comfort and convenience of others. Remember that clothing which becomes sweaty during exercise or sports activities will be deemed to be “soiled”.

Please be considerate, and adopt (and ensure your Guests adopt) appropriate etiquette for the area you are in. Styles may change, but good manners are always in fashion. Ladies are not specifically mentioned, and while their range of acceptable dress styles is far broader, they are expected to comply with comparable standards set out for men.

To assist Members to comply with the dress code, and so not to restrict their enjoyment of facilities, appropriate shirts for temporary use are usually available at the Restaurant. Please also note that the Indoor Swimming Pool Complex House Rules and Regulations and some Rules in Appendix III relating to various facilities may contain specific dress codes.

1. General

1.1 Persons must observe an appropriate standard of dress when entering the main Lobbies; subject only to the exception set out in House Rules and Regulations 1.2.

1.2 Persons may enter the main Clubhouse (or the Sportsman’s Bar) in soiled sports clothing immediately after exercise outside The Club Premises or on the Pitches, but must remove studded or soiled footwear.

1.3 At all other times, persons must wear footwear when entering The Club and, with the exception of activities where no footwear is appropriate, persons must always wear footwear while on Club Premises.

2. The Gallery Lounges

2.1 After 9:30 p.m., the dress code shall be the same as for the Bar, but without the restriction set out in House Rules and Regulations 2.5.

2.2 Soiled clothing, and sleeveless shirts or singlet’s for men are not permitted at any time.

2.3 This dress code shall also apply to Children who have reached the 11th anniversary of their date of birth. Younger Children must always be appropriately attired.

3. The Restaurant

3.1 On weekdays, and after 4:00 p.m. on weekends and public holidays, the dress code shall be the same as for the Bar (with the exception, of House Rules and Regulations 2.3).

3.2 Shorts for men are not permitted on weekdays or after 4:00 p.m. on weekends and public holidays (unless permitted for specific functions by the Management).

3.3 Soiled clothing, and sleeveless shirts or singlet’s for men are not permitted at any time.

3.4 This dress code shall also apply to Children who have reached the 11th anniversary of their date of birth. Younger Children may be differently, though appropriately, attired.

4. Swimwear

4.1 Persons in swimwear are not allowed into any part of The Club Premises other than the Swimming Pool Complex, the Changing Rooms and the Sauna and Steam Rooms.

4.2 (a) Subject to paragraph (b), appropriate swimwear is the minimum required dress in the Swimming Pool areas when available for use by both sexes;

(b) Towels, only, may be worn; however, the manner in which they
Are worn must take account of the sensibilities of others.

5. National Costume, etc

5.1 Notwithstanding any restrictions set out in these House Rules and Regulations, recognized national, ethnic or religious costume shall be acceptable at all times unless specifically mentioned.

6. Powers and Discretion

6.1 The Management or Senior Staff member on duty has the authority to:-

(a) exercise discretion in the strict implementation of these House Rules and Regulations on a case by case basis;

(b) exclude any person, who in their opinion is not appropriately attired, from any area of The Club Premises; and

HOUSE RULES AND REGULATIONS: SMOKING

The Club has a strong health and fitness element and the concepts of smoking and participation in spa and exercise don’t easily mix. However, our Club also provides an opportunity for other social activities and smoking is still a part of that environment.

The restrictions on smoking are therefore confined, for the most part, to areas other than the Food and Beverage outlets/outdoor areas (unless artificial surfaces are liable to be damaged).

Smokers are also reminded that in all smoking areas – especially the Gallery Lounges – “courtesy of choice” applies. Be aware of those around you: you may choose not to smoke, or to exercise extra consideration, in the presence of children or others that may be affected. Using ashtrays provided to avoid littering and damage to floors and surfaces is also expected. The ashtrays in non-smoking areas, such as lobbies, are to enable smokers to extinguish smoking materials, not to encourage smoking.

Whether you are a smoker or a non-smoker, it must be remembered that our Club serves a diverse membership whose interests are to enjoy a setting which can meet their individual requirements and this involves extending courtesies to all fellow Members.

1. Smoking is not permitted in the following areas:

(a) Reception, all Foyers, Lifts, Walkways, Corridors, Stairways, Toilets and Locker Rooms throughout The Club Premises;

(b) he Children’s Playroom, Gym, Locker Rooms and Sauna and Steam Rooms;

2. Tables in the Restaurant and Bar (and Patio area) are usually apportioned by demand and smoking is not permitted in any area designated for non-smoking tables.

3. Smoking is not permitted in any other area indicated by signs.

APPENDIX I – ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES

Consular Associate

Membership shall be available to the senior diplomat (or his/her immediate junior) of Embassies and Consulates in Manila. Consular Associates will not be liable to pay an entrance fee but shall be liable to pay the approved monthly subscription. Consular Associate shall forfeit membership upon ceasing to hold the office of senior diplomat or immediate junior or upon a Special Resolution of the General Committee.

Honorary Membership

Membership shall be available to such notable personalities as the Chairman and Honorary Secretary shall together approve. Honorary Members shall not be liable to pay an entrance fee or a monthly subscription. Honorary Membership may be forfeited upon a Special Resolution of the General Committee.

The categories of individual eligible for admission as Associate Members:

1. Non-resident Nominee
2. Family Member Associate

Further details as to these categories, and the methods and procedures for admission as an Associate Member, are posted on The Club Notice Board.

APPENDIX II – GUEST HOUSE RULES AND REGULATIONS

One of the essential elements of a sports and social club such as ours is the ability for Members to invite their friends and acquaintances to share our recreational activities, facilities and food and beverage outlets. The Club welcomes and places few restrictions on the number of Guests that a Member can invite to the bars and restaurant and, at most times, to many of the other facilities. Only those facilities, which receive capacity usage by Members, are restricted appropriately in respect of Guests.

We do, however, expect Members to be prudent with regard to this privilege, and to always accompany their Guests and be responsible for their behavior. Guests should be advised as to our dress codes and restrictions on mobile phones, smoking, bringing food and drinks into The Club, etc. when appropriate. Whenever possible Guests should met at the Lobby, and should not be left behind, or waiting for a Member, in The Club facilities. Members will be liable for the transgressions of their Guests and therefore

should be aware of our House Rules and Regulations and respect the fact that the Management and Officers of The Club have a duty to enforce these rules.

In order to equate the enjoyment of facilities for single Members as much as possible with that of couples and families, single Members can always bring a Guest into almost any facility in our Club (the few exceptions appear in the first column of the Schedule below).

1. A Visitor is not permitted to invite Guests into The Club.

2. A child (as defined in the Articles of Association) is not permitted to invite Guests into The Club.

3. Members, Nominees, Associate Members and their spouses must accompany their Guests at all times while they are on The Club Premises and shall be responsible for the conduct of their Guests, which must be in accordance with the Articles of Association and House Rules and Regulations.

4. Any person currently posted, suspended, or expelled from The Club under the Articles of Association and any person determined as inappropriate by the General Committee, and so posted, shall not be invited into The Club Premises as a Guest.

5. A Member, Nominee, Associate Member or spouse thereof shall escort their Guest(s) from The Club Premises upon being so requested by the Management or any Officer of The Club if, in the opinion of such person, the conduct of such Guest(s) is inappropriate.

6. The Club Changing Rooms may be used by Guests in conjunction only with the use of The Club’s sporting facilities or Club events.

7. The Management may, at its discretion, permit a Guest to use any facility of The Club at any time.

8. Rates for the use of Club facilities to be determined by the Management will be charged to the Guest.

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