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Important Notice

Whilst every effort is undertaken by CGF’s Conference Partners to provide CGF’s constituents the best qualified presenters and quality conference content within the advertised conferences displayed on our website; delegates interested in attending such events should carefully consider the following aspects prior to securing their bookings:

  1. the suitability of presenters and their agenda outline;
  2. the credentials and experience of presenters;
  3. the relevance of the conference and the applicability thereof to the delegate’s own business;
  4. the policy of the Conference Partners where the Conference Agenda has (i) not been followed (ii) the presenter/s has/have failed to arrive and / or deliver a paper, (iii) the Conference has been deemed to be of a sub-standard quality;
  5. the policy of the Conference Partners regarding returned delegate fees as a result of a Conference which is deemed to have been of a sub-standard nature or quality, either in whole and / or in part.
     
    Under the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008, delegates (‘consumers’) are empowered to act against the supplier (‘Conference Partner’) such where they believe and can legitimately show that the service (conference) rendered was of a sub-standard nature and / or quality.  Through the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008, the onus rests upon the supplier (‘Conference Partner’) to prove otherwise.

Thank you for your attention in this regard.

Important Notice

Whilst every effort is undertaken by CGF’s Conference Partners to provide CGF’s constituents the best qualified presenters and quality conference content within the advertised conferences displayed on our website; delegates interested in attending such events should carefully consider the following aspects prior to securing their bookings:

  1. the suitability of presenters and their agenda outline;
  2. the credentials and experience of presenters;
  3. the relevance of the conference and the applicability thereof to the delegate’s own business;
  4. the policy of the Conference Partners where the Conference Agenda has (i) not been followed (ii) the presenter/s has/have failed to arrive and / or deliver a paper, (iii) the Conference has been deemed to be of a sub-standard quality;
  5. the policy of the Conference Partners regarding returned delegate fees as a result of a Conference which is deemed to have been of a sub-standard nature or quality, either in whole and / or in part.
     
    Under the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008, delegates (‘consumers’) are empowered to act against the supplier (‘Conference Partner’) such where they believe and can legitimately show that the service (conference) rendered was of a sub-standard nature and / or quality.  Through the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008, the onus rests upon the supplier (‘Conference Partner’) to prove otherwise.

Thank you for your attention in this regard.