We get it – running an event at your flat or home seems like a great way to run your event for cheap and provide a fun, unrestricted atmosphere. However it comes with a number of risks, all of which you should consider before going ahead. Know the law
At Alert Levels 3 & 4 there are significant event restrictions. Events at Alert Level Three The New Zealand COVID-19 Alert Levels Published 05 June 2020 states: Gatherings of up to 10 people can continue, but only for: – wedding services – funerals and tangihanga. Physical distancing and public health…
So you’ve been awarded a grant application – fantastic! Here is how you go about getting it paid out to make things straightforward and easy for you and us. General Tips We only pay you once you have spent the money – this means you do need to have enough…
At Alert Level 1, there are almost no event restrictions. Events are free to run as they were in the pre-COVID era, with some slight adjustments. The event industry as a whole has adopted the following code to keeping attendees safe at events in light of COVID-19. New Zealand Events…
Alcohol is regulated in NZ by the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. The object is to promote the safe and responsible sale, supply and consumption of alcohol and minimise the harm caused by inappropriate or excessive alcohol consumption. There are provision in the act that allow you to…
Anyone who receives income will ordinarily need to do this by raising an invoice for their customer to pay. Many of you will have your own accounting systems which can do this for you, but if you do not, you can use this guide. Invoicing Guide Download and open the…
At Alert Level 2, any club running events has a strong responsibility to keep both themselves, the venue staff, and the attendees safe. Does this event meet the Alert Level 2 restrictions? The first question you should ask yourselves as clubs is whether your event can meet the restrictions. The…
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