Full Terms and Conditions — the complete legal version.
For the plain-English summary, see the Cancellation and Terms Policy page on our main site. Where there is any inconsistency between the summary and these Full Terms, these Full Terms prevail.
If you need to cancel, amend, or transfer your course, you must notify us in writing through one of the following channels:
Requests given by any other channel — including verbal notice, text message, Facebook or Instagram message, or a message passed through an instructor — are not effective and will not be acted upon until submitted through the Student Portal or the contact form.
Processing of requests. Submitting a request through the Student Portal records your notice; it does not of itself constitute acceptance of a refund, transfer, or credit. The financial outcome of any cancellation or transfer is determined by Love Motorcycle Training in accordance with clauses 2.3, 2.3A, 2.4, 2.5, and 2.6. Where your request falls within clauses 2.3A, 2.4, 2.5, or 2.6, or otherwise requires our discretion, we will contact you to confirm the outcome.
Deemed receipt.
Notice period calculation. The 48-hour notice period in clause 2.3 runs from the time notice is deemed received under this clause (not the time the request was composed or sent) through to the scheduled course start time.
Where a refund is payable under this policy, it will be calculated after deducting any payment processing fees incurred by us in connection with your booking (including but not limited to credit card, debit card, or online payment gateway fees). These fees are non-recoverable and cannot be refunded to us by our payment processors. No refund will include an amount for payment processing fees.
Standard Courses
Performance Cornering Courses (Track Days)
The free transfer option in clause 2.3 is not available as of right, and any transfer is at Love Motorcycle Training's sole discretion, where Love Motorcycle Training has incurred, committed to, or will reasonably incur non-recoverable costs in connection with your booking. This includes:
Where this clause applies, each request will be assessed on a case-by-case basis. At our discretion we may:
The right to a free transfer under clause 2.3 is not guaranteed and does not override this clause. Customers should contact us as early as possible if a transfer may be required.
We understand that illness, injury, bereavement, transport issues, work commitments, and other personal emergencies happen. Where such a circumstance arises, we encourage you to contact us as early as you are able.
Where Love Motorcycle Training agrees, at its sole discretion, to hold a course fee as a credit following cancellation, the following terms apply:
You will forfeit your entire course fee if you attend but cannot complete training because:
Timing Issues
Documentation
Vehicle Requirements
A current Warrant of Fitness (WOF) is not determinative. A WOF certifies the condition of the motorcycle at the time it was inspected by the WOF inspector, which may be up to 12 months before the course. The condition of the motorcycle may have changed since that inspection, whether through wear, modification, damage, or lack of maintenance. The presence of a current WOF does not prevent the instructor from refusing the motorcycle if, in the instructor's opinion, it is not safe to use on the course.
A motorcycle will be considered to have defects affecting its safe operation where:
Safety Requirements
Not wearing adequate protective clothing and gear:
Recommended: A high-visibility outer layer (fluoro vest or jacket with reflective panels) is strongly recommended for on-road courses. Armoured motorcycle-specific gear is recommended wherever practicable.
Behavioural Issues
By booking a course and by attending on the day, you warrant, represent, and undertake to Love Motorcycle Training that each of the following is true at the time of booking and remains true at the time you attend the course:
(a) Licence and authority to ride (on-road courses). For courses that are conducted on public roads or that require a licensed rider (including but not limited to Ride Forever Urban Commuter, Silver, and Gold; Adventure Riding 101; Fast Track Love; Performance Cornering; and CBTA assessments), you hold a current and valid driver licence of the class required for that course, and your licence is not suspended, disqualified, surrendered, expired, or subject to any condition that would prevent you from lawfully operating the motorcycle used on the course.
(a1) Off-road introductory courses. For courses conducted entirely off public roads and not requiring a motorcycle licence (New Rider and Experienced Rider, the latter of which includes the Basic Handling Skills Test), no driver licence is required. You warrant that you are of the minimum age specified for the course, and that you have no known medical condition, physical impairment, or other reason why you should not ride a motorcycle in a controlled off-road training environment (see also paragraph (e) below).
(b) Licence class appropriate to the motorcycle. Where you are riding your own motorcycle on the course, the motorcycle is of a class, capacity, and configuration that is appropriate to your current licence class under the Land Transport (Driver Licensing) Rule 1999.
(c) Motorcycle roadworthy and legally compliant. Where you are riding your own motorcycle on the course, the motorcycle:
(d) Insurance. Where you are riding your own motorcycle on the course, you hold (or have made an informed decision not to hold) any motorcycle insurance you consider appropriate. Love Motorcycle Training makes no representation about the adequacy of your insurance cover and is not liable for any gap or exclusion in that cover (see clause 9.5(f)).
(e) Fitness to ride — general. You are physically and mentally fit to undertake motorcycle training and to operate a motorcycle safely. You are not aware of any medical condition, physical impairment, or mental health condition that may reasonably affect your ability to participate safely in the course, other than any condition you have disclosed to Love Motorcycle Training in writing under clause 9.4(d).
(f) Fitness to ride — specific disclosures required. Without limiting paragraph (e), you must disclose to us at the time of booking (or immediately if the position changes before your course):
(g) Sobriety. At the time you commence the course, and throughout the course, you are not under the influence of alcohol, illegal drugs, prescription or over-the-counter medication that impairs your ability to ride safely, or any other substance that impairs alertness, reaction time, coordination, or judgement. we may require you to demonstrate sobriety (including, where reasonable, by a breath test) and may refuse to allow you to participate where sobriety cannot be demonstrated or where an instructor has reasonable grounds to believe you are impaired.
(h) Protective equipment. You will attend the course with the protective clothing and equipment required by clause 3.1, and you warrant that your helmet meets the relevant New Zealand safety standard, is not damaged, and has not been involved in a prior impact that may have compromised its integrity.
(i) Consequences of breach. If any warranty, representation, or undertaking in this clause is or becomes untrue, inaccurate, or misleading, Love Motorcycle Training may, in its discretion and without liability:
(j) Ongoing obligation. These warranties are given at the time of booking and are repeated as at the time you commence the course and continuously throughout the course. If your circumstances change between booking and course date such that any warranty is no longer accurate, you must notify us immediately.
(k) Honest and complete disclosure. You acknowledge that Love Motorcycle Training relies on your disclosures under this clause in deciding whether to accept your booking, whether to allow you to participate, and how to manage your safety during the course. Incomplete or misleading disclosure is a material breach of these terms.
Love Motorcycle Training reserves the right to make minor amendments to a scheduled course, including adjustments to the start time of up to 2 hours, without this constituting a cancellation of the booking. Where a minor amendment is made:
Should we need to cancel your course entirely, or make a change that exceeds the minor amendment threshold in clause 4.1:
Love Motorcycle Training holds a Rental Services Licence issued under the Land Transport Act 1998 and the Land Transport (Rental Service Operator Licensing) Rule 1999. As a condition of that licence, each use of a loan motorcycle requires a separate hire agreement to be entered into for that specific hire, in the form required by the regulatory regime from time to time.
Before using a loan motorcycle or any item of loan equipment, you must:
Acceptance of the motorcycle or equipment following the pre-use inspection is taken as your agreement that the item is in good working order and free of defect at the time of acceptance, other than any matter expressly noted during the inspection. Damage identified after the inspection that was not noted at the time is presumed to have occurred during your use, unless you can show otherwise.
Loan motorcycles and equipment may be used only:
Loan motorcycles and equipment may not be used:
Use of a loan motorcycle or equipment in breach of this clause is a material breach of these terms and may result in immediate termination of the course under clause 3.1, forfeiture of the full course fee, and liability for damage under clause 5.6.
(a) Customer liability for damage. You are liable to us for any damage to, loss of, or theft of a loan motorcycle or item of loan equipment where the damage, loss, or theft:
(b) Extent of liability. Where the customer is liable under paragraph (a), the customer is liable for the reasonable costs of repair or replacement of the motorcycle or equipment, including:
(c) No cap. Subject to clause 9.2 (Limitation of Liability) and to any applicable law, the customer's liability under this clause is not limited to the course fee and reflects the actual loss suffered by Love Motorcycle Training.
(d) Damage not caused by the customer. The customer is not liable for damage, loss, or theft where:
(e) Traffic infringements. You are responsible for any traffic, parking, or safety infringement notice issued in relation to your use of a loan motorcycle, including speed camera infringements and parking fines. Where an infringement is issued to Love Motorcycle Training as the registered keeper, we will transfer the infringement to you under section 133 of the Land Transport Act 1998 (or will invoice you for the amount of the infringement plus any administration fee, at our election).
At the conclusion of the course, the loan motorcycle or equipment must be returned to the instructor or at the location directed. The instructor will conduct a return inspection, and any damage identified will be noted and discussed with you before you leave the course venue. Where damage is identified:
In addition to the reporting obligation in clause 9.5(d), you must notify us immediately if:
You must not leave the scene of an incident involving a loan motorcycle until authorised to do so by the instructor or, where required, by the Police.
Groups of 3 or more participants may be subject to additional terms. Please contact us directly for group booking policies.
Ride Forever is a motorcycle training programme subsidised by ACC. We are an approved Ride Forever provider and cannot vary or waive ACC's requirements. ACC sets the programme's structure, pricing, and eligibility criteria from time to time.
You pay only the student contribution (currently $20 for Bronze, Urban Commuter, and Silver; $50 for Gold), with ACC paying the balance to us. The student contribution follows the standard cancellation policy in clause 2.3.
You must meet ACC's eligibility criteria, published by ACC and summarised in the course description, at the time of booking and on the day. It is your responsibility to confirm you meet them. We may verify at any stage, including via NZTA, ACC, or documentation from you.
If we determine, or ACC later determines, that you were not eligible for a course you attended, you are liable for the difference between the student contribution paid and the full unsubsidised fee. We will invoice you; the shortfall is payable within 14 days. Interest may apply under the Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017, and we may decline to accept further bookings from you until the shortfall is paid.
If eligibility failure is identified before the course, we may decline subsidised attendance, offer the course at the full unsubsidised fee, transfer you to an alternative course you are eligible for, or cancel the booking and refund the student contribution less applicable fees.
Where your representations about eligibility prove false or misleading, we may treat the matter as a material breach under clause 3A(k), recover the shortfall under clause 7.4, report to ACC or other authorities as we consider necessary, and decline future bookings.
By booking a Ride Forever course, you consent to us reporting your attendance, completion, and results to ACC (see clause 9.4 and the Privacy Policy). If ACC changes, suspends, or terminates the programme or our provider status and that affects your booking, clause 9.3 (Force Majeure) or clause 4.2 (Cancellation by us) applies.
Any complaint or dispute concerning a course, a cancellation decision, a refund, or any other aspect of your dealings with Love Motorcycle Training must be raised in writing within 28 days of the date of the course (or the date of the decision complained of, if later). Complaints raised outside this time limit will not be considered, except where Love Motorcycle Training elects to do so at its sole discretion in exceptional circumstances.
If you are not satisfied with a decision or an aspect of your course, please contact us in writing as a first step. Include in your written complaint:
Complaints should be submitted through the contact form on our website or through the Student Portal. We will acknowledge receipt of your complaint within 3 business days and aim to provide a substantive response within 10 business days.
If you are not satisfied with the initial response under clause 8.2, you may request an internal review by a director of Love Motorcycle Training. The request for internal review must be made in writing within 14 days of receiving the initial response, and must set out the grounds on which you consider the initial response to be unsatisfactory. The internal review is final within the Love Motorcycle Training complaints process.
If you remain dissatisfied after the internal review, you are entitled to pursue external resolution through any statutory, regulatory, or court process available to you under New Zealand law. we do not direct you to any particular external route.
Raising a complaint or seeking external resolution does not affect your entitlement to book future courses with Love Motorcycle Training, subject to the terms of this policy. we will not treat a customer adversely for raising a complaint in good faith.
See clause 9.0.
Nothing in this Section 9, or elsewhere in this policy, limits or excludes any right or remedy a consumer has under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993, the Fair Trading Act 1986, or any other New Zealand consumer protection legislation that cannot be contracted out of.
This policy, and any booking made with Love Motorcycle Training, is governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of New Zealand. The parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of New Zealand in respect of any dispute arising out of or in connection with this policy or any booking.
(a) Inherent risk. Motorcycle training involves inherent risks, including but not limited to loss of control, falls, collisions, adverse weather, mechanical failure, and the actions of other riders or road users. By booking a course, you acknowledge these risks are inherent to the activity and cannot be eliminated through training or instruction.
(b) Statutory rights preserved. See clause 9.0.
(c) Personal injury. Personal injury by accident occurring in New Zealand is covered by the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) scheme. Nothing in this policy affects any entitlement you may have under that scheme, and nothing in this clause purports to exclude liability for personal injury to the extent that such exclusion would be contrary to law.
(d) Exclusion of indirect and consequential loss. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Love Motorcycle Training is not liable for any indirect, consequential, or economic loss arising out of or in connection with a course, including:
(e) Cap on direct loss. Subject to paragraphs (b) and (c), where Love Motorcycle Training is liable to the customer for direct loss arising from a course, and that liability is not otherwise excluded or limited by law, our total aggregate liability in respect of that course is capped at the fee paid by the customer for the course giving rise to the claim.
(f) Damage to customer's own property. Love Motorcycle Training is not liable for damage to the customer's own motorcycle, helmet, riding gear, clothing, or other personal property brought onto a course, except where such damage is directly caused by the proven negligence of Love Motorcycle Training or an instructor.
(g) Communication devices. Certain courses — including Ride Forever Silver, Gold, Adventure Riding 101, CBTA assessments, and any course or assessment involving on-road coaching or ride-outs — require the use of two-way communication devices fitted to the student's helmet. Communication devices are provided by us and fitted using clip or adhesive mounts. Students should remove any personal communication device from their helmet before the course so ours can be fitted correctly.
By attending a course requiring a communication device, you acknowledge:
Opt-out (non-assessment courses only). If you do not accept these risks for a non-CBTA course, notify us at the time of booking or at least 48 hours before the course. We will run the course without a device fitted, but the instructional benefit will be materially reduced and no refund or discount applies.
CBTA assessments — no opt-out. Communication devices are mandatory for CBTA assessments. A customer who refuses device fitment on the day of a CBTA cannot be assessed; the booking is treated as a no-show under clause 2.3 and the fee is forfeited.
Late notification on training courses. Where you raise the issue on the day of a training course (Ride Forever Silver, Gold, Adventure Riding 101, or similar) rather than at least 48 hours in advance, we will at our discretion either fit the device (you are deemed to have accepted the risks by attending) or proceed without a device. Proceeding without a device is reduced-efficiency delivery — instructor coaching shifts from real-time ride commentary to frequent stop-and-discuss pull-overs, which affects the experience of other students in the group as well as your own. For this reason, we may decline to proceed without a device where other students are affected and no practical alternative exists. No refund, transfer, or credit applies in any of these scenarios.
(a) Definition. A "Force Majeure Event" is any event or circumstance beyond our reasonable control that prevents, delays, or materially impairs our ability to deliver a course. Examples include earthquakes, extreme weather or natural disasters, pandemics or public health orders, civil unrest, withdrawal of ACC or NZTA approvals or funding, venue closure, instructor incapacitation where no replacement can reasonably be arranged in time, and essential equipment failure where no replacement can reasonably be sourced in time.
(b) Effect of a Force Majeure Event. Where a Force Majeure Event prevents, delays, or materially impairs the delivery of a scheduled course:
(c) Partial impairment. Where a Force Majeure Event affects only part of a course, or only some elements of course delivery, Love Motorcycle Training may at its discretion proceed with a modified course (for example, a shortened session, altered route, or substituted content). Where the modification is material, the customer may elect to accept the modified course, transfer to an alternative date, or receive a pro-rata refund for the portion not delivered.
(a) Privacy Policy. The collection, use, storage, disclosure, and handling of your personal information is governed by our Privacy Policy, which is incorporated into these terms by reference. The Privacy Policy sets out in detail the information we collect, how we use it, who we share it with, and your rights under the Privacy Act 2020.
(b) Consent at booking. By submitting a booking, you acknowledge that you have had the opportunity to read the Privacy Policy and you consent to Love Motorcycle Training:
(c) Health and emergency information. Where you disclose medical conditions or provide emergency contact details in connection with a booking, you consent to Love Motorcycle Training using that information to manage safety during your course and to contact the person or persons you have nominated in the event of an accident, injury, or medical emergency.
(d) Health disclosure obligation. You are required to disclose to us any medical condition, medication, or physical impairment that may reasonably affect your ability to participate safely in a motorcycle training course (see also clause 3A — Student Warranties). Information disclosed under this clause will be held and used in accordance with the Privacy Policy and only to the extent necessary to manage your safety during training.
(e) Cross-border processing. Some of our service providers are located outside New Zealand, and your personal information may be stored or processed overseas. Where this occurs, we take reasonable steps to ensure the provider is subject to privacy protections comparable to those in the Privacy Act 2020.
(f) Overriding policy. In the event of any inconsistency between this clause and the Privacy Policy, the Privacy Policy prevails.
(a) Customer indemnity. You indemnify us against any loss, damage, cost, or expense (including reasonable legal costs) we suffer in connection with:
This indemnity does not apply where the loss is directly caused by our own negligence or breach, or where it falls within clause 9.0.
(b) Reporting. You must notify us immediately of any damage, accident, or incident occurring during a course. Failure to report may prejudice our ability to manage the incident and does not extinguish your obligations under this clause.
(c) Your own travel arrangements. Travel, accommodation, transport, fuel, meals, and other arrangements you make to attend a course are your sole responsibility. We may need to cancel, postpone, or amend a course at short notice for operational reasons (including instructor availability, minimum enrolment, weather, venue availability, or a Force Majeure Event), and we are not liable for any such costs you have incurred — regardless of when or whether you had travelled before we notified you of the change. Where you have significant pre-course costs, notify us in advance and we'll prioritise contacting you about any disruption as a courtesy; this does not alter our liability.
(d) Insurance. You are responsible for ensuring you hold any motorcycle, personal, or travel insurance you consider appropriate. We make no representation about adequacy of cover.
This policy, the booking confirmation issued to you, the Privacy Policy, and any course-specific terms expressly incorporated at the time of booking form the entire agreement between you and Love Motorcycle Training. They supersede all prior representations, discussions, emails, social media exchanges, marketing material, and verbal statements concerning the booking.
You acknowledge that no statement, promise, assurance, or representation made by us or any of our instructors, employees, contractors, or agents binds Love Motorcycle Training unless it is expressly recorded in this policy or your booking confirmation. In particular, verbal statements, marketing copy, and informal accommodations granted on a previous occasion do not vary these terms or create any entitlement in respect of future bookings.
Any variation in respect of your booking is effective only if recorded in writing and signed by (or issued on behalf of) a director of Love Motorcycle Training. Instructors, contractors, and administrative staff have no authority to vary these terms.
Nothing in this clause limits any liability we may have for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or any rights preserved by clause 9.0.
If any provision of this policy is found by a court, tribunal, or regulator of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, that provision is severed to the extent of the invalidity, the remaining provisions continue in full force and effect, and where possible the severed provision is read down, modified, or replaced only to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable while preserving the original commercial intent as closely as possible. The invalidity or unenforceability of any provision does not affect any other provision.
We may amend this policy from time to time to reflect changes in law, regulatory requirements, business operations, pricing, or course offerings. The version of this policy in force at the time of your booking applies to that booking, except where a later version is expressly agreed with you in writing or where a change is required by law.
The current version of this policy is published on our website. Material changes will be notified through publication of the updated policy, an email to customers with an active booking affected, or a notice in the Student Portal.
Each version is identified by a version number and effective date at the foot of the policy. Earlier versions are retained and made available on written request by a customer who booked under that version.
Making a new booking, or continuing to interact with us after a revised policy is published, constitutes acceptance of the revised policy for that new booking or interaction. A revised policy does not retrospectively alter a booking already made.
(a) Ownership of the LoveMoto name and marks. The name "LoveMoto", and all associated logos, devices, and branding elements (together, the "LoveMoto Marks") are owned by their respective proprietor and used by Love Motorcycle Training Limited under licence. The LoveMoto Marks are protected under the Trade Marks Act 2002 and at common law.
(b) Ownership of course materials and content. All course content, training manuals, workbooks, handouts, assessment materials, rider briefings, videos, photographs, audio recordings, presentations, diagrams, signage, course structures, and teaching methodologies used or made available by Love Motorcycle Training (together, the "Course Materials") are the intellectual property of Love Motorcycle Training Limited or its licensors. All rights are reserved.
(c) Limited licence to customer. You are granted a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable licence to access and use the Course Materials solely for the purpose of undertaking your booked course and for your own personal, non-commercial learning and reference afterwards. This licence does not permit you to:
(d) Third-party materials. Some Course Materials incorporate content licensed from third parties, including ACC, NZTA / Waka Kotahi, the Institute of Advanced Motorists, RoSPA, or others. Such content remains the property of the relevant third party and your access is subject to any conditions they impose.
(e) Feedback. Any feedback, suggestions, ideas, or improvements you provide to us regarding courses, materials, or the Student Portal may be used by Love Motorcycle Training without restriction, attribution, or compensation. This does not apply to your personal information, which is handled under clause 9.4 and the Privacy Policy.
(f) Recording on courses. Recording of course content, instructors, other students, or Course Materials during a course is permitted only with our express prior consent. See clause 9.11 for detail, including reasonable personal photography.
(g) Survival. This clause survives the completion, cancellation, or termination of any course booking.
(a) GST inclusive. Unless expressly stated otherwise at the time of booking, all course fees and other charges quoted by Love Motorcycle Training are inclusive of Goods and Services Tax (GST) at the prevailing rate. Love Motorcycle Training Limited is a GST-registered entity and GST receipts are available on request.
(b) Currency. All fees are quoted in New Zealand Dollars (NZD). Where payment is made from an overseas account or in a foreign currency, you are responsible for any currency conversion costs, bank fees, or international transaction fees imposed by your payment provider.
(c) Pricing changes. Course fees are subject to change without notice. The fee applicable to your booking is the fee displayed or confirmed at the time your booking is made. A change in the published fee after your booking does not affect the fee already agreed for that booking, and does not entitle you to a refund of any difference.
(d) Payment methods. Love Motorcycle Training accepts payment through the payment methods offered at the time of booking, which may include credit or debit card (via Stripe), online banking (via POLi), bank transfer, or other methods at our discretion. Payment by cash or cheque is not generally accepted and must be pre-arranged.
(e) Dishonoured payments. Where a payment is dishonoured, reversed, charged back, or reclaimed by your payment provider after a booking has been confirmed, Love Motorcycle Training reserves the right to:
(f) Refunds and credits. Refunds and credits are processed in the same currency and to the same payment method as the original payment, to the extent reasonably practicable. Where the original method is not available or not practical, Love Motorcycle Training may issue the refund or credit by an alternative method of its choice (for example, direct bank transfer). Payment processing fees are non-refundable (see clause 2.2).
(a) What we capture. During courses and related activities we or our authorised representatives may capture photographs, video, audio, and similar media showing you riding or training, your motorcycle and equipment in use, your voice where captured incidentally on comms, and group photographs at briefings, debriefings, or course conclusions.
(b) How we use it. Subject to paragraph (c), you consent to us using captured media for:
(c) Reasonable restraint. Media will be used fairly and professionally. We will not use media in a way that is reasonably likely to embarrass, ridicule, or misrepresent you. Where a close-up portrait of a specific individual is used as the primary subject of a marketing piece, we'll seek their specific consent first. We will not provide media to third-party advertisers or media outlets without a legitimate Love Motorcycle Training purpose.
(d) Opt-out. You may opt out of marketing use of captured media by notifying us in writing at the time of booking, or on the day of the course before media is used. Opt-out is forward-looking only and does not require us to withdraw media already published in reliance on prior consent — though we'll make reasonable efforts to remove a clearly identified published item where practical. You cannot opt out of: media captured for regulator reporting; media captured incidentally where you are not the primary subject and it has already been used; or records retained for internal training and evidence.
(e) Other students and your own capture. Media including other students or instructors will be used consistent with their own consent. You do not have a right to receive, reuse, or distribute media in which other identifiable individuals appear. You may take reasonable personal photographs or short video clips of your own motorcycle, riding, or yourself, provided other people are not clearly identifiable without their consent (see also clause 9.9(f)).
(f) Privacy and revocation. Media capture and use is personal information under the Privacy Act 2020, handled under clause 9.4 and the Privacy Policy. You may revoke consent for future marketing use at any time by notifying us in writing; we will cease using the relevant media in new marketing within a reasonable period. Published media is not required to be recalled.
By booking your course, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to these Full Terms and Conditions, the Summary, and the Privacy Policy.