> _Markdown transcription of Delta Insurance Delta CyberPro policy wording, effective 2026-05-18. Source: https://deltainsurance.co.nz/hubfs/Documents%20-%20policy%20wordings/DELTA%20NZ_Cyber%20Liability_Policy%20Wording_April%202023.pdf_ --- Cyber Liability Policy wording 1 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved.  Cyber Liability Policy wording Contents Section 1: Insuring Agreements..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Section 2: Automatic Extensions ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Section 3: Definitions ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Section 4: Exclusions .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Section 5: Conditions .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 2 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved. In consideration of the premium once paid in full, the Underwriters and the Named Insured, on behalf of all Insureds, agree as follows: Section 1: Insuring Agreements 1.1. Crisis Management The Underwriters shall pay on behalf of the Insured: 1.1.1 Data Forensic Expenses The Data Forensic Expenses incurred by the Insured due to a Breach, or an act which the Insured reasonably believes is a Breach, which occurs during the Policy Period or any applicable Extended Reporting Period and is reported to the Underwriters in accordance with the terms of this Policy. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule 1.1.2 Breach Consultation Costs Breach Consultation Costs incurred by the Insured due to a Network Security Breach, Privacy Breach or Confidentiality Breach, or an act which the Insured reasonably believes is a Network Security Breach, Privacy Breach or Confidentiality Breach, which occurs during the Policy Period or any applicable Extended Reporting Period and is reported to the Underwriters in accordance with the terms of this Policy. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. 1.1.3 Costs to Restore The Costs to Restore incurred by the Insured due to a Network Attack which occurs during the Policy Period or any applicable Extended Reporting Period and is reported to the Underwriters in accordance with the terms of this Policy. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. 1.1.4 Breach Response Costs (Notification, Credit and ID Monitoring) Breach Response Costs incurred by the Insured arising from a Network Security Breach, Privacy Breach or Confidentiality Breach which takes place during the Policy Period or any applicable Extended Reporting Period and is reported to the Underwriters in accordance with the terms of this Policy. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. 1.1.5 Public Relations Public Relations Expenses incurred by or on behalf of the Insured in connection with a Public Relations Event, which first takes place, or is reasonably anticipated to take place, during the Policy Period or any applicable Extended Reporting Period and is reported to the Underwriters in accordance with the terms of this Policy. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. 1.2. Business Interruption The Underwriters shall pay on behalf of the Insured, the Business Interruption Costs incurred by the Insured during the Period of Restoration due to a Network Attack, which first occurs during the Policy Period and is reported to the Underwriters in accordance with the terms of this Policy. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. 1.3. First Party Coverage The Underwriters shall pay on behalf of the Insured: 1.3.1 Hacker Theft Cover Hacker Theft Loss sustained by the Insured as a direct result of Hacker Theft which is: (a) first discovered or suspected during the Policy Period or any applicable Extended Reporting Period, by any member of the Company’s risk management department, legal department, IT department or HR department, or any senior manager of any other department; and (b) reported to the Underwriters in accordance with the terms of this Policy. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. 1.3.2 Network Extortion Coverage Any amount which the Insured actually pays to any person or entity, including for services to avoid, defend, preclude or resolve a Network Extortion which first occurs during the Policy Period and is reported to the Underwriters in accordance with the terms of this Policy. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. 1.3.3 Loss Adjustor Costs The reasonable and necessary fees and expenses of a qualified external expert incurred by the Insured to determine the amount and the extent of a Loss which is covered by the Policy. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. 3 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved. 1.4. Third Party Coverage 1.4.1 Third Party Liability The Underwriters shall pay on behalf of the Insured, the Loss from any Claim first made against the Insured during the Policy Period or any applicable Extended Reporting Period, and reported to the Underwriters in accordance with the terms of this Policy, arising from any Breach. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. 1.4.2 Regulator Liability The Underwriters shall pay on behalf of the Insured, the Loss from any Claim first made by a Regulator against the Insured during the Policy Period or any applicable Extended Reporting Period, and reported to the Underwriters in accordance with the terms of this Policy, arising from any Breach. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. 1.4.3 Investigation Liability The Underwriters shall pay on behalf of the Insured, the Loss from any Claim against the Insured arising from an internal investigation or enquiry conducted by or on behalf of the Insured into the operations of the Insured which: a. is conducted: (i) in response to a direct request from a Regulator; (ii) to assess whether a Report is necessary or desirable; (iii) to prepare a Report; or (iv) in response to a Report; b. first commences during the Policy Period or any applicable Extended Reporting Period; c. is reported to the Underwriters in accordance with the terms of this Policy; and d. arises from any Breach. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. 1.4.4 PCI DSS Cover The Underwriters shall pay on behalf of the Insured, the Loss from any Claim by a Card Payment Provider for breach of the PCI DSS which is first made against the Insured during the Policy Period or any applicable Extended Reporting Period, and is reported to the Underwriters in accordance with the terms of this Policy, This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. 1.4.5 Consumer Redress Fund Cover The Underwriters shall pay on behalf of the Insured, any monetary amounts the Insured is legally required to pay, or has agreed to pay by way of settlement, to establish a fund for the payment of consumer claims, arising out of a Claim first made against the Insured during the Policy Period or any applicable Extended Reporting Period. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. Section 2: Automatic Extensions 2.1. Emergency Costs If the Underwriters’ prior written consent cannot be obtained within a reasonable time prior to any Defence Costs or any Loss Mitigation Costs being incurred by or on behalf of the Insured, the Underwriters shall retrospectively approve such Defence Costs or any Loss Mitigation Costs, up to any applicable Sublimit of Liability set forth in this Policy; however, such approval shall be provided only for those Defence Costs or Loss Mitigation Costs incurred during the seventy-two (72) hour period commencing from the time such costs are first incurred by the Insured. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. 2.2. Loss Mitigation Costs If the Company reasonably determines during the Policy Period or any applicable Extended Reporting Period that urgent action is needed in order to avoid or minimise the risk of a Claim or Business Interruption Loss for which coverage under this Policy would apply, the Insured shall be entitled to retain a loss mitigation advisor to provide services in connection with avoiding or minimising such risk. The Underwriters shall pay the Insured for the reasonable fees, costs and expenses (including Goodwill Coupon) incurred by or on behalf of the Insured, with the Underwriters’ prior written consent (such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed), for such loss mitigation services (the “Loss Mitigation Costs”). This Automatic Extension 2.2 does not extend to cover the Insured’s own time spent in mitigating any such risk or any element of profit or loss of profit to the Insured or third party. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. 2.3. Network Improvement In the event of a Network Security Breach first discovered during the Policy Period or any applicable Extended Reporting Period, the Underwriters will pay on behalf of the Insured the reasonable and necessary costs incurred by the Insured with the Underwriters’ prior written consent to redress the underlying cause of such Network Security Breach, including but not limited to upgrading or improving the Company’s Network, to the extent that such redress is reasonable and necessary to prevent any future Network Security Breach. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. 4 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved. 2.4. Personal Reputation Cover The Underwriters shall pay on behalf of the Insured, Personal Public Relations Expenses incurred to avert or mitigate damage to the reputation of any past or present Executive Officer caused by a Breach, Claim or Loss covered under this Policy. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. 2.5. Free Security Consultation During the Policy Period, the Insured is entitled to free advice (from the Underwriters’ approved practitioners) on any matters relating to cybersecurity issues arising from the conduct of the Insured’s Business Operations, subject to the following conditions: a. an appointment must be made in writing with the nominated practitioner and the Underwriters; b. entitlement to advice is limited to a maximum of one hour in total per Policy Period and any unused hours or part thereof cannot be aggregated from one Policy Period to another; c. the Underwriters reserve the right to change the appointed firms or nominated practitioners at any time (any such changes will be notified to the Insured on request); and d. the Insured may not seek advice on this Policy or other indemnity issues concerning insurance policies issued by the Underwriters under this Automatic Extension 2.5. 2.6. Free Pre-Loss Consultation During the Policy Period, the Insured is entitled to free advice (from the list of practitioners approved by the Underwriters) on matters relating to the Insured’s Business Operations, subject to the following conditions: a. an appointment must be agreed in writing beforehand by the Underwriters; b. entitlement to advice is limited to one continuous session capped at a maximum of one hour (or any other duration pre-agreed by the Underwriters) during the Policy Period and any unused hours or part thereof cannot be aggregated from one Policy Period to another; c. the Underwriters reserve the right to change the appointed firms or nominated practitioners at any time (any such changes will be notified to the Insured on request); and d. the Insured may not seek advice on this Policy or other indemnity issues concerning insurance policies issued by the Underwriters under this Automatic Extension 2.6. 2.7. Network Failure In the event of a Network Failure first discovered during the Policy Period and reported to the Underwriters in accordance with the terms of this Policy, the Underwriters will pay on behalf of the Insured the Business Interruption Costs incurred by the Insured during the Period of Restoration. In the event of a Network Failure first discovered during the Policy Period or any applicable Extended Reporting Period and reported to the Underwriters in accordance with the terms of this Policy, the Underwriters will pay on behalf of the Insured: a. the Costs to Restore incurred by the Insured; and b. any reasonable and necessary costs incurred by the Insured with the Underwriters’ prior written consent to redress the underlying cause of such Network Failure, including but not limited to upgrading or improving the Company’s Network, to the extent that such redress is reasonable and necessary to prevent any future Network Failure. Coverage under this Automatic Extension 2.7 is subject to the condition that the Insured must fully cooperate and complete a security health assessment conducted by the appointed firms or nominated practitioners of the Underwriter. This coverage is subject to a Sublimit of Liability as specified in Item 5 of the Schedule. Section 3: Definitions 3.1. “Advertising” means electronic promotional material and media publicly disseminated on any Website, or material and media disseminated by other means which is a duplication of material or media already disseminated electronically, either by and on behalf of the Insured or by the Insured on behalf of others. “Advertising” includes banners and buttons, beacons and tracking, branding, click tags and cookies, co-branding, directory listings, flash sites, metatags and coded media, rectangles and pop-ups, search engine endorsements, sponsorships, skyscrapers, and endorsements and testimonials. 3.2. “Affected Person” means any natural person (including without limitation an Employee) whose Personal Data was accessed by or disclosed to, or reasonably may have been accessed by or disclosed to, an unauthorised person as a result of a Breach. 3.3. “Bodily Injury” means injury to the body, sickness, disease or death of any person. “Bodily Injury” also means mental injury, mental anguish, mental tension, emotional distress, pain and suffering, or shock, whether or not resulting from injury to the body, sickness, disease or death of any person. 3.4. “Breach” means a Privacy Breach, Confidentiality Breach, Network Security Breach, or a Media and Social Media Breach. 3.5. “Breach Consultation Costs” means any reasonable and necessary costs incurred by or on behalf of the Insured to: a. determine the applicability of, and the Insured’s obligation to comply with, any Breach Notification Law and retain a qualified law firm approved by the Underwriters; b. determine the indemnification obligations contained in any written contract between the Insured and Third Party Contractor; and c. comply with any other legal requirement owed by the Insured to Affected Persons, third parties, or a Regulator. 5 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved. 3.6. “Breach Notification Law” means any law which requires an entity to provide notice to any Affected Person, third party or Regulator when Personal Data or confidential and proprietary business information is (or is likely to have been) accessed by or disclosed to an unauthorised person, including, for the avoidance of doubt, the EU General Data Protection Regulation (Regulations (EU) 2016/679), the Australian Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017, the New Zealand Privacy Act 2020 and similar laws in other jurisdictions. 3.7. “Breach Response Costs” means any reasonable and necessary costs incurred by or on behalf of the Insured for the below services: a. Notice Services; b. Call Centre Services; c. Credit Monitoring Services; and d. Identity Theft Resolution Services. 3.8. “Business Income” means the net profit or loss, before income taxes, that the Insured’s Business Operations would likely have earned or incurred during the Period of Restoration had the Network Attack (under Insuring Agreement 1.2) or Network Failure (under Automatic Extension 2.7, if applicable) not occurred. 3.9. “Business Interruption Costs” means the total sum of the following: a. Extra Expense; and b. the loss of Business Income caused by the Network Attack (under Insuring Agreement 1.2) or Network Failure (under Automatic Extension 2.7, if applicable), calculated in accordance with Condition 5.6.1. “Business Interruption Costs” do not include: a. loss or damage arising out of the Insured’s liability to any third party, for whatever reason; b. fines, penalties, or taxes imposed on or levied against the Insured; c. sums owed by the Insured pursuant to a contractual provision for liquidated damages, penalties, or a similar remedy; d. legal costs or legal expenses of any nature incurred by the Insured; e. costs or expenses incurred by the Insured to update, upgrade, or otherwise improve the Insured’s Network, Hardware Assets or Digital Assets to a level of functionality better than that which existed prior to a Network Attack or Network Failure; provided however, this clause shall not apply to Automatic Extension 2.3 and Automatic Extension 2.7 (if applicable); or f. any decrease in revenue caused by unfavourable business or economic conditions. 3.10. “Business Operations” means the Insured’s normal business activities that produce revenue for the Insured from the sale of goods or services. 3.11. “Call Centre Services” means the establishment and operation of a call centre. Call centre employees shall provide information to Affected Persons and other persons regarding Privacy Breaches, Confidentiality Breaches, Public Relations Events, Credit Monitoring Services and Identity Theft Resolution Services. 3.12. “Card Payment Provider” means any payment card association including but not limited to MasterCard, Visa and American Express. 3.13. “Change of Control” means any of the events described in Condition 5.10(a)-(c). 3.14. “Claim” means any: a. written demand for monetary, non-monetary, or injunctive relief; b. civil proceeding in a court of law or equity, including any appeal therefrom, which is commenced by the filing of a complaint, motion for judgment, or similar proceeding; c. administrative or regulatory investigation or proceeding; d. arbitration proceeding; e. prosecution or governmental action related to Privacy Breaches or Confidentiality Breaches; or f. written request to toll or waive a statute of limitations. 3.15. “Cloud Service” means any on-demand access to hosted computer infrastructure or computing platforms, including, without limitation, cloud computing services provided on an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS) model or Platform as a Service (PaaS) model, provided by any natural person or entity not owned, operated or controlled by the Insured. 3.16. “Company” means: a. the Named Insured; and b. any Subsidiary. 3.17. “Confidentiality Breach” means any: a. unauthorised or accidental disclosure of, or unauthorised access to; b. unauthorised or accidental use of; or c. unauthorised or accidental loss or erasure of, d. any confidential and proprietary business information in the possession or control of the Insured. 3.18. “Continuity Date” means the date specified in Item 7 of the Schedule. 3.19. “Controlled Entity” has the meaning given to it in Condition 5.9.1. 6 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved. 3.20. “Costs to Restore” means the reasonable and necessary costs incurred by or on behalf of the Insured following a Network Attack (under Insuring Agreement 1.1.3) or Network Failure (under Automatic Extension 2.7, if applicable) to: a. research, replace, restore or re-collect Digital Assets from written records or from partial or fully matching electronic data records due to their corruption, deletion or destruction by the Network Attack or Network Failure (as applicable); or b. repair, restore or replace Hardware Assets that have been destroyed, damaged, altered, distorted, erased or lost due to the Network Attack or Network Failure (as applicable). If the Insured determines that Digital Assets cannot be replaced, restored or re-collected, or that Hardware Assets cannot be repaired, restored or replaced, Costs to Restore shall be limited to the reasonable and necessary costs incurred by the Insured to reach that determination. 3.21. “Credit Monitoring Services” means triple- bureau credit monitoring provided to each Affected Person who enrols for such services. 3.22. “Data Forensic Expenses” means the reasonable and necessary costs incurred by or on behalf of the Insured to retain a qualified forensics firm, approved by the Underwriter, to investigate, examine and analyse the Company’s Network to determine the cause and source of the unauthorised misappropriation, mishandling, loss or disclosure of Personal Data or the unauthorised release of confidential and proprietary business information and the extent to which such Personal Data and the confidential and proprietary business information was accessed. 3.23. “Data Privacy Law” means the Privacy Act 2020 and any other law or regulation governing the collection, use, disclosure, processing, storage or handling of personal data or personal information. 3.24. “Defence Costs” means reasonable and necessary legal fees and expenses incurred by or on behalf of the Insured by the Underwriters in the defence or appeal of a Claim; provided that “Defence Costs” will not include the Insured’s overhead expenses or any salaries, wages, fees, or benefits paid to its Employees. 3.25. “Digital Assets” means software and any electronic data that is stored on or within the Company’s Network. “Digital Assets” shall include the capacity of the Company’s Network to store and process data and information and electronically disseminate data and information over the Internet. 3.26. “Electronic Content” means any data, e-mails, graphics, images, net or web casting, sounds, text, or similar matter disseminated electronically on the Company’s Website, Network or the Internet, or matter disseminated by other means which is a duplication of matter already disseminated electronically. 3.27. “Employee” means any individual, except an Executive Officer, whose labour or service is engaged by and directed by the Insured under a contract of service. This includes part-time, seasonal, leased and temporary employees, but only to the extent that they are acting under the direction and control of the Insured. “Employee” also includes volunteers where, but for the fact that they are unpaid, they would fall within the definition above. “Employee” does not include a Third Party Contractor or any person engaged under a contract of services, as opposed to a contract of service. 3.28. “Executive Officer” means the Company’s Chairman, President, Chief Executive Officer, Managing Director, General Manager, Chief Operating Officer, Chief Compliance Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Chief Information Officer, Chief Technology Officer, Chief Privacy Officer, Risk Management Officer, General Counsel or any individual in a functionally equivalent position. 3.29. “Extended Reporting Period” means an additional 12-month period as provided in Condition 5.8 which the Insured may purchase, during which the Insured may provide notice the Underwriters as set out in Condition 5.8 3.30. “Extra Expense” means the necessary expense incurred by or on behalf of the Insured during the Period of Restoration following a Network Attack (under Insuring Agreement 1.2) or Network Failure (under Automatic Extension 2.7, if applicable) which: a. would not have been incurred had the Network Attack or Network Failure (as applicable) not occurred; b. was incurred to avoid or minimise an interruption of the Insured’s Business Operations caused by the Network Attack or Network Failure (as applicable); and c. actually avoided or minimised a reduction in Business Income that otherwise would have been payable under this Policy, d. calculated in accordance with Condition 5.6.2, provided however, Extra Expense will also include any such expense incurred during the Waiting Period if the Network Attack or Network Failure (as applicable) exceeds the Waiting Period. 3.31. “Funds” mean any cash, money, currency owned by the Company or held by a financial institution in an electronic form on behalf of the Company. 3.32. “Goodwill Coupon” means a coupon offering a discount or rebate to an Affected Person for a future purchase of a Company’s products or services that is provided to such Affected Person by a Company in connection with a Privacy Breach. The Goodwill Coupon shall require each Affected Person to redeem or activate the discount or rebate offered within a set amount of time not to exceed ninety (90) days of receipt of the Goodwill Coupon. Under no circumstances shall the discount or rebate offered be automatic or self-activating. 3.33. “Hacker Theft” means any third party’s targeted intrusion into the Company’s Network which results in fraudulent and unauthorised deletion or alteration of data contained in the Company’s Network. 3.34. “Hacker Theft Loss” means Funds wrongfully or erroneously paid by the Insured as a direct result of a Hacker Theft. 3.35. “Hardware Assets” means any computer hardware, equipment or components that forms part of the Company’s Network. 3.36. “Identity Theft” means the misappropriation of Personal Data in the possession or control of the Insured which has resulted in the wrongful or fraudulent use of such Personal Data, including, but not limited to, fraudulently emulating the identity of an individual or corporation 3.37. “Identity Theft Resolution Services” means identity theft monitoring and identity repair services, including any identity theft insurance premiums, provided to any Affected Person whose identity has been compromised as a result of Identity Theft. 3.38. “Insured” means the Company and includes: a. for a corporation, all past, present, and future directors, officers or Employees of such corporation; b. for a sole proprietorship, all past, present and future owners, officers or Employees of such sole proprietorship; c. for a partnership, all past, present, and future partners or Employees of such partnership; 7 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved.  d. for a limited liability company, all past, present, and future members, managers, officers or Employees of such limited liability company; and e. entities that the Company is required by contract to add as an Insured under the policy, but only for the Breaches of the Company, f. and for the avoidance of doubt, references to “the Insured” include any of the above persons. 3.39. “Loss” means: a. monetary damages; b. pre-judgment interest and post-judgment interest; c. judgments and settlements; d. fines and penalties assessed pursuant to any law for Privacy Breaches, Confidentiality Breaches or the PCI DSS; e. punitive, or exemplary or multiple damages where insurable under the applicable law most favourable to the insurability of such damages; f. payments made under Insuring Agreement 1.3.2; g. other amounts that an Insured becomes legally obligated to pay as a result of a Claim; h. payments made under Automatic Extension 1.4.5; i. Defence Costs; or j. any other amounts covered under any Insuring Agreement of this Policy. “Loss” does not include: a. fines, penalties, taxes or the multiplied portion of multiple damages, except for those fines and penalties described in (d) above; b. future profits, future royalties, costs of licensing, or other costs of obtaining future use, restitution, or disgorgement by the Insured; c. the costs to comply with orders granting injunctive relief or non-monetary relief, including specific performance, or any agreement to provide such relief; d. return or offset of fees, charges, royalties, or commissions for goods or services already provided or contracted to be provided; except for the Goodwill Coupon; e. remedies due pursuant to a contractual provision; or sums due pursuant to a contractual provision for liquidated damages, agreed penalties, or similar remedy; f. any amount which the Insured is not legally obligated to pay; or g. matters which are uninsurable under applicable law. 3.40. “Loss Mitigation Costs” has the meaning given to that term in Automatic Extension 2.2. 3.41. “Malicious Code” means any unauthorised and either corrupting or harmful software code, including but not limited to computer viruses, trojan horses, worms, logic bombs, spy ware or spider ware. 3.42. “Management Control” means: a. controlling the composition of the board of directors of an entity; b. controlling more than half of the shareholder or equity voting power of an entity; or c. holding more than half of the issued share or equity capital of an entity. 3.43. “Media and Social Media Breach” means any actual or alleged act, error, misstatement, misleading statement, omission, neglect or breach of duty committed by the Insured or a Third Party Contractor, in connection with the Insured’s Advertising or Electronic Content, which results in: a. defamation, slander or libel or other tort related to disparagement or harm to the reputation or character of any natural person; b. dilution, deceptive trade practices, wrongful publication, defamation, slander or libel, product or service disparagement, trade libel or other tort related to disparagement or harm to the reputation or character of any organisation; c. misappropriation or misdirection of messages or media of third parties, including metatags, domain names, and related cyber content; d. plagiarism, piracy or misappropriation of ideas; or e. infringement of copyright, domain name, trade dress, title or slogan, or the dilution or infringement of trade mark, service mark, service name or trade name. 3.44. “Named Insured” means the organisation set forth in Item 1A of the Schedule. 3.45. “Network” means any computer hardware, software, firmware, and components thereof, including software and electronic data stored on or within the Company’s Network, which are connected through computers, including such networks accessible through the Internet, intranets, extranets or virtual private networks. For the purposes of all Insuring Agreements, “Network” also includes any Cloud Service, any industrial control systems or SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) system used by the Company. 3.46. “Network Attack” means any malicious or unauthorised electronic attack on the Company’s Network, including but not limited to any brute force attack, phishing, Targeted Denial of Service Attack, or Targeted Malicious Code, which: a. alters, copies, misappropriates, corrupts, destroys, disrupts or deletes Digital Assets or Hardware Assets; b. damages, prevents, restricts or hinders access to the Company’s Network; and/or c. materially or partially interrupts, suspends or impairs the Insured’s ability to conduct its Business Operations. 8 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved. 3.47. “Network Extortion” means a credible threat or connected series of credible threats, by an individual, to commit or to continue an attack on the Company’s Network, or to disclose Personal Data or the unauthorised release of confidential and proprietary information obtained through a breach of the Insured’s Network Security, for the purpose of obtaining payment from the Insured. 3.48. “Network Failure” means any unintentional and/ or unplanned outage of a Network (but excludes such an outage that is a result of a Network Security Breach) 3.49. “Network Security” means the use of hardware, software and firmware, including, without limitation, firewalls, filters, routers, intrusion detection software, antivirus software, automated password management applications and other authentication mechanisms, which are designed to control or restrict the access to a Network, or any portion thereof. “Network Security” shall also include the use of third party service providers which provide, or assist in the provisioning, of such hardware, software and firmware. 3.50. “Network Security Breach” means a. any Network Attack; or b. any breach of the Insured’s Network Security, the consequences of which are: i. the transmission of Malicious Code to or through the Company’s Network; ii. an authorised third party being restricted or prevented from accessing the Company’s Network or the Insured’s services; iii. any person gaining unauthorised access to, use of or tampering with the Company’s or a third party’s Network; iv. the denial or disruption of Internet service to the Company or a third party; v. a Privacy Breach; vi. a Confidentiality Breach; or vii. the physical theft of or damage to Hardware Assets. 3.51. “Notice Services” means services to provide notification to Affected Persons, third parties or Regulators pursuant to any applicable Breach Notification Law or voluntary notification at the Insured’s discretion provided that Personal Data or confidential and proprietary business information was compromised. “Notice Services” includes printing services, mailing services and postage services associated with mail notice. 3.52. “PCI DSS” means any data security standard published by the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council. 3.53. “Period of Restoration” means the period of time that: a. begins when the Waiting Period expires; and b. ends on the earlier of: (i) the date and time when the Insured resumes, or in the exercise of due diligence and dispatch could have resumed, its Business Operations substantially to the level that existed before the Network Attack (under Insuring Agreement 1.2) or Network Failure (under Automatic Extension 2.7, if applicable); or (ii) one hundred and twenty (120) consecutive days after expiration of the Waiting Period. The Period of Restoration may continue after the end of the Policy Period or any applicable Extended Reporting Period. 3.54. “Personal Data” means data, whether true or not, about a natural person who can be identified: (a) from that data; or (b) from that data and other data to which the person who holds that data has or is likely to have access. “Personal Data” also includes any data or information defined as “personal data” or “personal information” under any Data Privacy Law. 3.55. “Personal Public Relations Expenses” means the following amounts, when incurred in response to a Breach, Claim or Loss covered by this Policy: a. amounts which the Insured or a past or present Executive Officer incurs for services performed by a public relations firm, crisis management firm or law firm selected by the Insured or the relevant Executive Officer, which has been approved in advance in writing by the Underwriters, to minimise potential harm to the reputation of the relevant Executive Officer; and b. amounts for which the Insured or a past or present Executive Officer becomes legally liable for the reasonable and necessary printing, advertising, mailing of materials, or travel by directors, officers, partners, Employees or the firm rendering services as referenced above. “Personal Public Relations Expenses” shall not include compensation, fees, benefits or overhead of the Insured, a past or present Executive Officer or any Third Party Contractor. 3.56. “Policy Period” means the period from the Inception Date shown in Item 2A of the Schedule to the Expiration Date shown in Item 2B of the Schedule, or to any earlier cancellation date. 3.57. “Privacy Breach” means any: a. unauthorised or accidental disclosure of, or unauthorised access to, Personal Data in the possession or control of the Insured; b. unauthorised or accidental processing or use of Personal Data in the possession or control of the Insured; c. unauthorised or accidental loss or erasure of Personal Data in the possession or control of the Insured; d. a breach or contravention of any Data Privacy Law by the Insured; or e. Identity Theft. 3.58. “Property Damage” means physical injury to, loss or destruction of, or loss of use of tangible property. 3.59. “Public Relations Event” means the publication of unfavourable information relating to Breaches affecting an Insured, which can be reasonably considered to lessen public confidence in the competence, integrity or viability of the Insured to conduct its Business Operations. 3.60. “Public Relations Expenses” means the following amounts, when incurred during the pendency of, and in anticipation of, a Public Relations Event: 9 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved.  a. amounts which the Insured incurs for services performed by a public relations firm, crisis management firm or law firm selected by the Insured, which has been approved in advance in writing by the Underwriters, to minimise potential harm to the Insured’s reputation arising from a Public Relations Event, including, without limitation, maintaining and restoring public confidence in the Insured, and providing advice to the Insured or any of its directors, officers, partners or Employees; and b. amounts for which the Insured becomes legally liable for the reasonable and necessary printing, advertising, mailing of materials, or travel by directors, officers, partners, Employees or the firm rendering services as referenced above. Public Relations Expenses shall not include compensation, fees, benefits or overhead of the Insured or any Third Party Contractor. 3.61. “Regulator” means any official or public body with the responsibility to enforce data protection legislation. 3.62. “Related Claims” means all Claims for Breaches based on, arising out of, directly or indirectly resulting from, in consequence of, or in any way involving the same or related series of facts, circumstances, situations, transactions or events, whether related logically, causally, or in any other way. All such Claims shall be considered first made at the earliest time that any such Claim is first made against the Insured. 3.63. “Report” means a report made to any Regulator by an Insured pursuant to a legal obligation on the Insured to inform or notify the Regulator of certain matters. 3.64. “Subsidiary” means any entity of which, prior to the Inception Date set forth in Item 2A of the Schedule, the Company has Management Control, together with any New Subsidiary as described in Condition 5.9, to the extent set out in that Condition 5.9.1. 3.65. “Targeted Denial of Service Attack” means an intentional attack that targets only the Company’s Network, or any portion thereof, and which operates by sending an excessive volume of data to that Network and thereby prevents authorised users of that Network from gaining access to or using it. 3.66. “Targeted Malicious Code” means unauthorised and either corrupting or harmful software code, including but not limited to computer viruses, Trojan horses, worms, logic bombs, spy ware or spider ware, which is intentionally introduced only into the Company’s Network or any portion thereof. 3.67. “Third Party Contractor” means a person or organisation that provides services to or on behalf of an Insured pursuant to a written agreement in circumstances where the person or organisation acts within the scope of the agreement and the agreement has been reviewed by the Insured’s in-house or outside counsel prior to execution of the agreement. 3.68. “Underwriters” means the underwriter(s) named in Item 13 of the Schedule. 3.69. “Waiting Period” means the number of consecutive hours specified in Item 5 of the Schedule that immediately follows the Insured’s communication of notice of a Network Attack (under Insuring Agreement 1.2) or Network Failure (under Automatic Extension 2.7, if applicable) to the Underwriters in accordance with Section 5.7, and shall apply to each Period of Restoration. 3.70. “Website” means the software, content and other materials accessible via the Internet at a designated Uniform Resource Locator address. Section 4: Exclusions This Policy does not cover Loss based upon, arising out of, directly or indirectly resulting from, in consequence of, or in any way involving, any of the following: 4.1. any failure or malfunction of electrical or telecommunications infrastructure or services; provided, however, that this Exclusion shall not apply to any otherwise covered Claim or Loss arising out of failure of Network Security to prevent a Breach that was solely caused by a failure or malfunction of telecommunications infrastructure or services under the Insured’s direct operational control; 4.2. any act of terrorism regardless of any other cause or event contributing concurrently or in any other sequence to the loss or any action taken in controlling, preventing, suppressing or in any way relating to any act of terrorism; provided, however, that: a. this Exclusion shall not apply to cyber terrorism; b. if the Underwriters allege that by reason of this Exclusion, any loss, damage, cost or expense is not covered by this Policy, the burden of proving the contrary shall be upon the Insured; and c. if any portion of this Exclusion is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remainder shall remain in full force and effect; for the purpose of this Exclusion, an act of terrorism means an act, including but not limited to the use of force or violence and/or the threat thereof, of any person or group(s) of persons, whether acting alone or on behalf of or in connection with any organisation(s) or government(s), committed for political, religious, ideological or similar purposes including the intention to influence any government and/or to put the public, or any section of the public, in fear; 4.3. war, invasion, acts of foreign enemies, hostilities (whether war be declared or not), civil war, rebellion, revolution, insurrection, military or usurped power or confiscation or nationalisation or requisition or destruction of or damage to property by or under the order of any government or public or local authority; provided, however, that this Exclusion shall not apply to: a. fines and penalties assessed pursuant to any law for Privacy Breaches or Confidentiality Breaches; or b. Business Interruption Loss covered under Insuring Agreement 1.2 caused by complying with a Data Privacy Law or a legally binding order by a Regulator; 4.4. any impact to the air, soil or water resulting from the discharge, dispersal, seepage, release or escape of any solid, liquid, gaseous, biological, radioactive or thermal irritant or contaminant whether occurring naturally or otherwise, including smoke, vapour, soot, fibres, germs, viruses, fumes, acids, alkalis, chemicals, waste, and other toxic or hazardous substances, sound, noise, smell, vibration, waves or changes in temperature; 4.5. Bodily Injury or Property Damage; provided, however, that this Exclusion shall not apply to Loss from any Claim under Insuring Agreement 1.4: a. alleging emotional distress, mental injury, mental tension or mental anguish allegedly caused to a natural person by a Breach; or b. loss of Personal Data or Digital Assets or loss of use thereof allegedly caused by a Breach; 10 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved. 4.6. transfer of, or the failure to transfer, funds, money or securities; provided, however, that this Exclusion shall not apply to Insuring Agreement 1.3.1; 4.7. unsolicited electronic dissemination of faxes, e-mails, text messages or similar communications to actual or prospective customers of the Company, or to any other third party, including but not limited to any violation of any anti-spam statute, or any law or regulation relating to a person’s or entity’s right of seclusion; provided, however, that this Exclusion shall not apply to: a. any portion of an otherwise covered Claim under Insuring Agreement 1.4 for a Breach; b. any unintentional dissemination of faxes, e-mails, text messages or similar communications; or c. any price fixing, restraint of trade, monopolization or unfair trade practices; 4.8. any infringement of patent or the misappropriation, misuse or disclosure of confidential and proprietary business information or trade secrets, other than a Network Security Breach, Confidentiality Breach or Privacy Breach; 4.9. any actual or alleged violation of any law, regulation or rule (whether statutory or common law) relating to the ownership, purchase, sale or offer of, or solicitation of an offer to purchase or sell, securities; provided, however, that this Exclusion shall not apply to Insuring Agreement 1.3.1; 4.10. expiration or withdrawal of technical support by a software vendor; provided, however, that such expiration or withdrawal has been publicly announced by the software vendor for over sixty (60) days; 4.11. any dishonest, fraudulent, criminal, malicious or intentional act or omission, or any wilful violation of any statute, rule, or law, by an Insured, if an admission, final adjudication or finding establishes that such act, omission or violation occurred; provided, however, that this Exclusion shall not apply to any Employee; 4.12. any gaining by an Insured of any profit, remuneration or advantage to which such Insured is not legally entitled, if any admission, final adjudication or finding establishes that such Insured was not legally entitled to such profit or advantage or that such remuneration was improper or illegal; provided, however, that this Exclusion shall not apply to any Employee; provided that in determining the applicability of Exclusions 4.11 and 4.12, the facts pertaining to, the knowledge possessed by, or any Breach committed by, any natural person Insured shall not be imputed to any other natural person Insured; 4.13. any fact, circumstance, situation, transaction, event or Breach: a. underlying or alleged in any prior and/ or pending litigation or administrative or regulatory proceeding of which the Insured had received notice prior to the Continuity Date; b. which, prior to the Continuity Date, was the subject of any notice given by or on behalf of the Insured under any other policy of insurance; or c. which was known to the Insured prior to the Continuity Date and could reasonably be expected to give rise to a Claim; 4.14. arising out of or resulting from any contractual liability or obligation, or arising out of or resulting from breach of any contract or agreement, either oral or written; provided, however, that this Exclusion shall not apply to: (a) the extent the Insured would have been liable in the absence of such contract or agreement; or (b) Insuring Agreements 1.2 and 1.4; 4.15. any cover; or liability of the Underwriters to pay any claim or provide any benefit, to the extent that doing so would expose the Underwriter to any legally enforceable sanction, prohibition, restriction, measure, ban or imposition under the laws or regulations of New Zealand, Australia, the United Kingdom, the European Union, the United States of America and/or the United Nations. 4.16. loss or destruction of or damage to any property whatsoever or any loss or expense whatsoever resulting or arising therefrom or any consequential loss; or 4.17. any legal liability of whatsoever nature, directly or indirectly caused by or contributed to by or arising from: a. ionising radiations or contamination by radioactivity from any nuclear fuel or from any nuclear waste from the combustion of nuclear fuel; or b. the radioactive, toxic, explosive or other hazardous properties of any explosive nuclear assembly or nuclear component thereof. Section 5: Conditions 5.1. Limits of Liability 5.1.1 The Limit of Liability for this Policy, as set forth in Item 3A of the Schedule, is the Underwriters’ maximum liability under all Insuring Agreements combined. 5.1.2 The Sublimit of Liability for each Insuring Agreement, as set forth in Item 5 of the Schedule, is the Underwriters’ maximum liability for each corresponding Insuring Agreement. 5.1.3 Any Sublimit of Liability of this Policy: (a) shall be part of, and not in addition to, the Limit of Liability of this Policy; and (b) is the maximum liability of the Underwriters for all Loss to which the Sublimit of Liability applies. 5.1.4 If any Sublimit of Liability for an individual Insuring Agreement is exhausted by the payment of Loss, all obligations of the Underwriters under this Policy with respect to the individual Insuring Agreement, including any obligation to pay any further Defence Costs, will be completely fulfilled, and the Underwriters will have no further obligations under this Policy of any kind with respect to the individual Insuring Agreement. 5.1.5 Any payment of Loss under this Policy shall reduce and may exhaust the Limit of Liability of this Policy as set forth in Item 3A of the Schedule. If the Limit of Liability of this Policy is exhausted by the payment of Loss, the Underwriters will have no further obligations of any kind with respect to this Policy, including any obligation to pay any further Defence Costs, and the Premium set forth in Item 14 of the Schedule will be fully earned. 11 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved. 5.1.6 Defence Costs are not part of, and are in addition to, the Limit of Liability and any Sublimit of Liability of this Policy. Payment by the Underwriters of Defence Costs shall not reduce any such Limit of Liability or Sublimit of Liability. 5.2. Excess 5.2.1 The Underwriters shall only be liable to pay or reimburse the Insured for any Loss that exceeds the Excess applicable to each Insuring Agreement as set forth in Item 4 of the Schedule. The Excess shall be borne by the Insured and remain uninsured. The applicable Excess shall apply to each and every Claim or other matter giving rise to coverage under each Insuring Agreement. A single Excess amount shall apply to all Loss from all Related Claims. 5.2.2 No Excess shall apply to Insuring Agreements 1.1.2, 1.1.4 and 1.1.5, unless otherwise be specifically set forth in Item 4 of the Schedule. 5.2.3 The Underwriters will have no obligation whatsoever, either to the Insureds or to any person or entity, to pay all or any portion of any Excess amount on behalf of the Insured; however, the Underwriters will, at their sole discretion, have the right and option to do so, in which event, the Insureds agree to repay the Underwriters any amounts so paid. 5.2.4 If the same or related act(s), error(s), event(s), omission(s) or circumstances results in coverage under more than one Insuring Agreement, then only one Excess shall apply, which shall be the highest applicable Excess set forth in Item 4 of the Schedule. 5.3. Defence and Settlement of Claims 5.3.1 The Underwriters will have the right and duty to defend any Claim under Insuring Agreement 1.4 which is covered, in whole or in part, by this Policy even if such Claim is groundless, false or fraudulent. The Underwriters will have the right to conduct investigations and conduct negotiations and, with the consent of the Insured, enter into the settlement of any Claim as the Underwriters deem appropriate. 5.3.2 If the Insured refuses to consent to the settlement of a Claim acceptable to the claimant in accordance with the Underwriters’ recommendations, then, subject to the Limit of Liability and any applicable Sublimit of Liability, the Underwriters’ liability for any such Claim will not exceed: a. the amount for which such Claim could have been settled by the Underwriters, plus Defence Costs incurred up to the date the Insured refused to settle such Claim; plus b. fifty percent (50%) of any Loss in excess of the amount described in paragraph (a) above, incurred in connection with such Claim. The remaining Loss will be borne by the Insured at its own risk and will be uninsured. 5.3.3 If there is a determination that the Insureds shall not be entitled to payment of Defence Costs under the terms and conditions of this Policy, such payments by the Underwriters shall be repaid to the Underwriters by the Insureds. 5.4. Other Insurance 5.4.1 All Loss and other amounts payable under this Policy will be excess of, and will not contribute with, any other valid and collectible insurance provided by any Professional Indemnity, Privacy Policy, Technology Errors & Omissions Policy, Network Security Liability Policy, Cyber-liability Policy, Media Liability Policy or any other equivalent policy, unless such other insurance is specifically stated to be in excess of this Policy. This Policy will not be subject to the terms of any other insurance. If such other valid and collectible insurance provided by any Professional Indemnity, Privacy Policy, Technology Errors & Omissions Policy, Network Security Liability Policy, Cyber-liability Policy, Media Liability Policy or any other equivalent policy is provided by the Underwriter, the maximum amount payable shall not exceed the Limit of Liability of this Policy. 5.4.2 Notwithstanding Condition 5.4.1 above, with respect to any Claim under Insuring Agreement 1.4 for which any coverage is available under any insurance policy(ies) which applies to claims for Bodily Injury and/or Property Damage, the Underwriters will have no duty to defend such Claim, or to pay Defence Costs incurred by or on behalf of the Insured in connection with such Claim, or to contribute to any defence provided to the Insured under such other insurance policy(ies), or to reimburse any other insurer or underwriter, in whole or in part, for Defence Costs incurred in connection with such Claim. 5.4.3 For the purpose of Condition 5.4.2 above, Bodily Injury shall not mean emotional distress, mental injury, mental tension or mental anguish allegedly caused by a Breach. 5.5. Cooperation and Subrogation 5.5.1 In the event of a Claim or any other matter for which coverage is sought under this Policy, the Insured will provide the Underwriters with all information, assistance, and cooperation that the Underwriters reasonably request, and will do nothing that may prejudice the Underwriters’ position or potential or actual rights of recovery. At the Underwriters’ request, the Insured will assist in any actions, suits, or proceedings, including but not limited to attending hearings, trials and depositions, securing and giving evidence, and obtaining the attendance of witnesses, and will also assist in making settlements. 5.5.2 In the event of any payment under this Policy, the Underwriters will be subrogated to the extent of any payment to all of the rights of recovery of the Insured. The Insured will execute all papers and do everything necessary to secure such rights, including the execution of any documents necessary to enable the Underwriters to effectively bring suit in their name. 5.5.3 Any sums recovered after expenses shall be paid first to reimburse the Insured for any sums paid to a claimant and any funds remaining shall be paid to the Underwriters although the Underwriters shall control any recovery action, including settlement in return for advancing funds for the subrogation action. 5.5.4 The obligations of the Insured under this Condition 5.5 will survive the expiration or cancellation of the Policy. 12 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved. 5.6. Determination of Business Interruption Costs 5.6.1 Reduction in Business Income In determining Business Income, the Underwriters will take account of the net profit or loss, before income taxes, of the Insured’s business before the Network Attack (under Insuring Agreement 1.2) or Network Failure (under Automatic Extension 2.7, if applicable) occurred, and any other relevant factors. In determining the amount of the loss of Business Income caused by the Network Attack or Network Failure (as applicable), such amount: a. will not include any loss of Business Income which is attributable to Extra Expense (as Extra Expense is included separately in the calculation of Business Interruption Costs); b. will be reduced by any increase in net profit earned during the thirty (30) days immediately following the expiration of the Period of Restoration from the sales of goods or services that would have been recorded during the Period of Restoration, but for the Network Attack or Network Failure (as applicable); c. will not include compensation, fees, benefits, overhead, or the charges or expenses of the Insured; and d. will be reduced to the extent that the Insured is able to resume its Business Operations, in whole or in part, by making partial use of the Company’s Network and Digital Assets and by using available work-arounds. 5.6.2 Extra Expense The amount of Extra Expense will be determined based upon all expenses that exceed the normal operating expenses that the Insured would have incurred in its Business Operations during the Period of Restoration had a Network Attack (under Insuring Agreement 1.2) or Network Failure (under Automatic Extension 2.7, if applicable) not occurred. Extra Expenses will be paid under this Policy only to the extent that such expenses avoid or minimise a reduction of Business Income that otherwise would have been payable under Insuring Agreement 1.2 or Automatic Extension 2.7. The amount of any Extra Expense will be reduced to the extent the Insured can return its Business Operations to normal and discontinue incurring such Extra Expense. 5.7. Notice Requirements and Consent 5.7.1 The Insured shall, as a condition precedent to the obligations of the Underwriters under this Policy: (a) give written notice to the Underwriters of any Claim made against the Insured as soon as practicable after an Executive Officer first becomes aware of such Claim; or (b) give written notice to the Underwriters of any other matter for which coverage is provided under this Policy as soon as practicable after such matter first arises. In all events, notice must be given no later than thirty (30) days after the Expiration Date of this Policy. 5.7.2 An Executive Officer may, during the Policy Period, notify the Underwriters of any circumstance reasonably expected to give rise to a Claim or any other matter for which coverage is provided under this Policy. The notice must include the reasons for anticipating such a Claim or matter, and full relevant particulars with respect to dates, the alleged, suspected, potential or supposed breach, the potential Insured and claimant(s) involved, an estimate of possible Loss and the potential media or regulatory consequences. 5.7.3 All notices to the Underwriters as required under this Policy shall be transmitted by certified mail or prepaid courier to the address set forth in the Schedule or by electronic mail to the e-mail address listed in the Schedule. Such notices shall be deemed effective when received by the Underwriters. 5.7.4 As a condition precedent to any coverage under this Policy, the Insured shall not admit or assume any liability, enter into any settlement agreement, or consent to any judgment or incur any Defence Costs or any other amounts covered under this Policy, without the prior written consent of the Underwriters (which shall not be unreasonably delayed or withheld). 5.8. Extended Reporting Period 5.8.1 If this Policy is non-renewed by the Underwriters, the Insured shall have the right to purchase an Extended Reporting Period of twelve (12) months from the expiry of the Policy Period. 5.8.2 The Insured’s right to purchase an Extended Reporting Period shall lapse unless written notice of election to purchase such Extended Reporting Period and the applicable additional premium is received by the Underwriters within sixty (60) days after non-renewal of this Policy. The Insured shall not have any right to an Extended Reporting Period in the event of a Change in Control as described in Condition 5.10. 5.8.3 The additional premium for an Extended Reporting Period shall be determined by multiplying the percentage set forth in Item 8 of the Schedule by the Premium set forth in Item 14 of the Schedule. Such premium shall be fully earned at the inception of the Extended Reporting Period. 5.8.4 During the Extended Reporting Period, the Insured may provide the Underwriters with notice, pursuant to Condition 5.7, of any Claim or other covered costs first made against an Insured during the Extended Reporting Period, for any Breach occurring prior to the effective date of the non-renewal of this Policy. 5.8.5 The Extended Reporting Period provided under this Policy: (a) shall not increase or reinstate any Limit of Liability or Sublimit of Liability of this Policy; and (b) is non- cancellable. 5.9. New Subsidiaries 5.9.1 The term Subsidiary shall automatically include any entity of which the first has Management Control (“Controlled Entity”) during the Policy Period, either directly or indirectly through one or more other Controlled Entities, as long as: 13 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved.  a. such acquired entity is not formed as a partnership; and b. such acquired entity’s total consolidated turnover is less than thirty-five percent (35%) of the consolidated gross turnover of the Company at the Inception Date set forth in Item 2A of the Schedule; provided, however, that the Insured gives written notice to the Underwriters of such acquired entity prior to the end of the Policy Period. 5.9.2 Any entity acquired during the Policy Period by the Company, other than any entity described in Condition 5.9.1 above, shall automatically be covered for a period of ninety (90) days from the effective date of the acquisition, but only in respect of Breaches which occur after such date. The Underwriters may extend such coverage beyond ninety (90) days if the Named Insured submits a written request to the Underwriters within ninety (90) days from the effective date of the acquisition with full details regarding such entity. This extension of coverage is conditioned upon the Insured paying when due any additional premium required by the Underwriters and accepting any amended terms and conditions of this Policy. 5.9.3 Coverage afforded under this Policy for a Claim made against the Insured relating to a Breach of a Subsidiary shall only apply to Breaches committed or allegedly committed during the time such entity is a Subsidiary. 5.10. Change in Control If, during the Policy Period, any of the following events occurs: a. the acquisition of the Named Insured, or of more than fifty percent (50%) of its assets, by another entity, or the merger or consolidation of the Named Insured into or with another entity such that the Named Insured is not the surviving entity; b. the appointment of a receiver, conservator, trustee, liquidator, or rehabilitator, or any similar official, for or with respect to the Named Insured; or c. the obtaining by any person, entity, or affiliated group of persons or entities of the right to elect, appoint, or designate at least fifty percent (50%) of the directors or trustees of the Named Insured, then coverage under this Policy will continue in full force and effect but only with respect to Claims under Insuring Agreement 1.4 for Breaches or any other covered expenses committed before any such event. After any such event, this Policy may not be cancelled, regardless of Condition 5.11.2, and the entire premium for the Policy will be deemed fully earned. 5.11. Cancellation 5.11.1 The Underwriters may not cancel this Policy except for failure to pay a premium when due. The Underwriters will deliver or mail by first class, registered, or certified mail to the Named Insured at its last known address, written notice of cancellation at least ten (10) days before the effective date of cancellation. A copy of such notice shall be sent to the Named Insured’s agent of record. 5.11.2 In the absence of a Change in Control, the Insured may cancel this Policy at any time by giving the Underwriters written notice stating when, not less than thirty (30) days thereafter, such cancellation shall be effective. In such event, the Underwriters shall retain the short rate proportion of the premium herein. The Underwriters will release any such premium to the Insured after receipt of a No Claims Declaration from the Insured. 5.12. Representations; Severability 5.12.1 The Insured represents that the particulars and statements contained in the proposal form are true, accurate, and complete, and agrees that this Policy is issued in reliance on the truth of that representation, and that such particulars and statements, which are deemed to be incorporated into and to constitute a part of this Policy, are the basis of this Policy. 5.12.2 In the event of any material untruth, misrepresentation or omission in connection with any of the particulars or statements in the proposal form, the knowledge of one natural person Insured will not be imputed to any other natural person Insured; provided, however, that this Policy will be void: a. with respect to any natural person Insured who knew of such untruth, misrepresentation or omission; and b. with respect to the Named Insured, but only if an Executive Officer, or any person in a functionally equivalent position within the Named Insured, knew of such untruth, misrepresentation or omission. 5.13. Legal Action Against the Underwriters 5.13.1 Any and all disputes arising out of or relating to this Policy, including its formation and validity, and whether between the Underwriters and the Insured or any person or entity deriving rights through or asserting rights on behalf of the Insured, shall be finally and fully determined in New Zealand. 5.13.2 No person or entity may bring a legal action against the Underwriters under this Policy unless there has been full compliance by the Insured with all of the terms and conditions of this Policy. 5.13.3 In addition to Condition 5.13.2 above, no action may be taken against the Underwriters with respect to Insuring Agreement 1.4 unless, as conditions precedent thereto, there has been full compliance with all of the terms of this Policy and the amount of the Insured’s obligation to pay has been finally determined either by judgment against the Insured after adjudicatory proceedings, or by written agreement of the Insured, the claimant and the Underwriters. 5.13.4 No person or entity will have any right under this Policy to join the Underwriters as a party to any Claim under Insuring Agreement 1.4 to determine the liability of the Insured; nor may the Underwriters be impleaded by the Insured or his, her, or its legal representative in any such Claim. 14 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved. 5.14. Death, Incapacity, or Insolvency of the Insured The Underwriters will not be relieved of any its obligations under this Policy by the death, incapacity, or insolvency of the Insured. In the event of the death, incapacity, or insolvency of the Insured, any Claim against the estate, heirs, legal representatives, or assigns of such Insured for a Breach of such Insured, will be deemed to be a Claim against such Insured. 5.15. Spousal and Domestic Partners Extension The coverage afforded under this Policy will, subject to all of its terms, conditions, limitations, and exclusions, be extended to apply to Loss resulting from a Claim against a person who, at the time the Claim is made, is a lawful spouse or domestic partner (whether such status is derived by reason of statutory law or common law of any applicable jurisdiction in the world, or by any formal program established by the Named Insured) of the Insured, but only if: (a) the Claim against such spouse or domestic partner results from a Breach actually or allegedly committed by the Insured, to whom the spouse is married or who is a partner to the domestic partner; and (b) such Insured and his or her spouse or domestic partner are represented by the same counsel in connection with such Claim. 5.16. GST Where the Insured is liable to pay tax under the Goods and Services Tax Act 1985 or any statutory amendment or re-enactment of that Act) upon receiving any indemnity payment under this Policy, the Underwriters will indemnify the Insured for the costs of that tax. The indemnity under this Condition 5.16 is payable by the Underwriters in addition to the Limit of Liability and any Sublimits of Liability of this Policy. 5.17. Territory This Policy applies to: a. Breaches or any other matters which give rise to coverage under this Policy which take place anywhere in the world; and b. Claims brought against the Insured anywhere in the world. However, where a different Territory and Jurisdiction is noted in item 9 and item 10 of the Cyber Insurance Policy Schedule, the Policy Schedule shall prevail 5.18. Authorisation Except as otherwise specifically provided under any other provision of this Policy, the Named Insured will act on behalf of all other Insureds with respect to all matters under this Policy including the receiving any notices and return premiums from the Underwriters. 5.19. Changes Notice to any agent or knowledge possessed by any agent or other person acting on behalf of the Underwriters will not effect a waiver or change in any part of this Policy or stop the Underwriters from asserting any right under the terms, conditions, and limitations of this Policy. The terms, conditions, and limitations of this Policy can be waived or changed only by written endorsement issued by the Underwriters. 5.20. Several Liability 5.20.1 The liability of an Underwriter under this Policy is several and not joint with other Underwriters party to this Policy. An Underwriter is liable only for the proportion of liability it has underwritten. An Underwriter is not jointly liable for the proportion of liability underwritten by any other Underwriter; nor is an Underwriter otherwise responsible for any liability of any other Underwriter that may underwrite this Policy. 5.20.2 The proportion of liability under this Policy underwritten by an Underwriter (or, in the case of a Lloyd’s syndicate, the total of the proportions underwritten by all the members of the syndicate taken together) is shown in this contract. 5.20.3 In the case of a Lloyd’s syndicate, each member of the syndicate (rather than the syndicate itself) is an Underwriter. Each member has underwritten a proportion of the total shown for the syndicate (that total itself being the total of the proportions underwritten by all the members of the syndicate taken together). The liability of each member of the syndicate is several and not joint with other members. A member is liable only for that member’s proportion. A member is not jointly liable for any other member’s proportion; nor is any member otherwise responsible for any liability of any other Underwriters that may underwrite this Policy. The business address of each member is Lloyd’s, One Lime Street, London EC3M 7HA. The identity of each member of a Lloyd’s syndicate and their respective proportion may be obtained by writing to Market Services, Lloyd’s, at the above address. 5.20.4 Although reference is made at various points in this clause to “this Policy” in the singular, where the circumstances so require this should be read as a reference to Policies in the plural. 5.21. Governing Law and Disputes This Policy and any issue, including all and any disputes, relating to its formation, construction, validity or operation shall be determined by the laws of New Zealand whose Courts shall have exclusive jurisdiction to hear any dispute. 5.22. Assignment This Policy and any and all rights hereunder are not assignable without the prior written consent of the Underwriters. 5.23. Address for Service Delta Insurance New Zealand Limited, as agent for and on behalf of certain Underwriters at Lloyd’s, will accept notification of any Claims or circumstances upon presentation to the address set forth in the Schedule. 5.24. Complaints and Disputes If you have any concerns or wish to make a complaint in relation to this policy, our services or your insurance claim, please let us know and we will attempt to resolve your concerns in accordance with our Internal Dispute Resolution procedure. Please contact Delta Insurance New Zealand Limited in the first instance: 15 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved.  Complaints officer Delta Insurance New Zealand Limited complaints@deltainsurance.co.nz Auckland +64 9 300 3079 Level 22 48 Shortland Street Auckland Central Auckland 1010 PO Box 106 276 Auckland 1143 We will acknowledge receipt of your complaint within 5 business days and do our utmost to resolve the complaint to your satisfaction within 10 business days, unless we require further information in which case, we will agree an alternate time frame with you. If we cannot resolve your complaint to your satisfaction, you can escalate the matter Lloyd’s General Representative in New Zealand: Lloyd’s General Representative in New Zealand Email: IDRNewZealand@lloyds.com Telephone: +64 4 472 7582 Post: PO Box 5639 Wellington New Zealand Following receipt of your complaint, you will be advised whether your dispute will be handled by the Complaints team at Lloyd’s Australia or the Lloyd’s Complaints team in the UK, or what other avenues are available to you. A final decision will be provided to you within two months of the date on which you first made the complaint unless certain exceptions apply. If your complaint is not resolved in a manner satisfactory to you or we do not resolve your complaint within two months of originally receiving it, you may refer the matter to the Insurance and Financial Services Ombudsman (IFSO Scheme). IFSO Scheme can be contacted as follows: Telephone: 0800 888 202 or +64 4 499 7612 Email: info@ifso.nz or via their website www.ifso.nz . Post: PO Box 10-845 Wellington New Zealand Your complaint must be referred to IFSO Scheme within 3 months of the final decision, unless IFSO Scheme considers special circumstances apply. If your complaint is not eligible for consideration by IFSO Scheme, you may be referred to the Financial Ombudsman Service (UK) or you can seek independent legal advice. You can also access any other external dispute resolution or other options that may be available to you. 5.25. Entire Agreement The Insured agrees that this Policy, the schedule and the proposal form and any endorsements, constitutes the entire agreement between them and the Underwriters or any of their agents relating to this insurance. 5.26. Third Parties This Policy is not intended to create an obligation enforceable at the suit of any person who is not a party to this Policy, and any such person shall have no right to enforce any obligation under this Policy under the Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017. 5.27. Headings The descriptions in the headings and sub-headings of this Policy are solely for convenience, and form no part of the terms and conditions of coverage. 16 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved.  Embrace Change. Delta Insurance New Zealand Limited Level 22 48 Shortland Street Auckland Central Auckland 1010 17 of 17 Delta NZ Cyber 0318 R0423 © Delta Insurance New Zealand Ltd. All rights reserved.