Daily Energy s.r.o., Company ID No.: 05298172, VAT ID No.: CZ24662518, registered office at Jičínská 226/17, Žižkov, 130 00 Prague 3, registered in the Commercial Register held by the Municipal Court in Prague, Section C, File 261420 (hereinafter also referred to as the “Provider” or “Seller”), is a provider of life coaching services, educational courses and seminars, workshops, and other educational and cultural-educational services (hereinafter only the “services”).

The Provider is a VAT payer. These General Terms and Conditions govern the mutual rights and responsibilities of the Provider and the Provider’s client (hereinafter the “Client”; Provider and Client together also as the “Contracting Parties”), arising upon conclusion of a contract for the provision of services and on the basis of a purchase contract between the Seller (Provider) and the Client, concluded through the online store operated at **martinaopava.com**.

The provisions of these General Terms and Conditions constitute an integral part of contracts concluded between the Provider (Seller) and the Client. “Provider” shall, as appropriate, also mean a representative, employee, or subcontractor of the Provider, through whom Provider’s services are rendered. For the purposes of these General Terms and Conditions, “Consumer” shall mean a Client who is a natural person and concludes a contract with the Provider outside their own commercial, business, or professional activity. Any matters not regulated in these General Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws of the Czech Republic, in particular Act No. 89/2012 Coll., the Civil Code. The Provider reserves the right to change or supplement the wording of these General Terms and Conditions as it reasonably sees fit.

The current wording of the General Terms and Conditions will always be published on the Provider's website at martinaopava.com (hereinafter only the "website") and a new version of the General Terms and Conditions will also be sent to the email address provided by the Client to the Provider. By entering into a contract for the provision of services, the Client expressly agrees to this method of notification of any changes or additions to the General Terms and Conditions. By entering into a contract with the Provider, the Client also acknowledges that the Provider does not provide psychological counseling services within the meaning of Act No. 455/1991 Coll., on the Trade Licensing Act. Provider's services are not healthcare services and do not replace psychological counseling, psychiatric, or psychotherapeutic care, but may only supplement such services. In the case of psychological or psychiatric difficulties, it is necessary to contact the relevant specialist. The Provider shall not be responsible for any consequences of the Client’s failure to use specialist services in the fields of psychology, psychotherapy, or psychiatry.

Section 2: Services

1. Services

1.1 The Provider offers its services through the website, which contains the currently offered services and the detailed terms of their ordering. Should the specific conditions for ordering and providing a particular service listed on the website differ from those set out in these General Terms and Conditions, the specific conditions for ordering and providing the service listed on the website shall take precedence, unless stated otherwise. In the event that a service agreement concluded according to the order contains provisions differing from these General Terms and Conditions and from the specific terms for the provision of individual services listed on the Provider’s website, the provisions contained in the contract shall take precedence, unless stated otherwise.

1.2 A workshop (also referred to as a seminar or course) is understood to mean services provided at a date and within a time range specified in advance by the Provider for all Clients whose order for such services, in accordance with the published conditions and at the specified time, has been accepted by the Provider in the manner specified in these General Terms and Conditions. A workshop may be conducted either in person (offline) or in an online format. In online workshops, the Provider’s services are delivered via the Zoom application and webinar platform ("Zoom"). For individual orders for a workshop for multiple persons, upon mutual agreement the Contracting Parties may use other similar online platforms (Messenger, MS Teams, or other platforms). By sending an Order, the Client agrees to this form of service provision and acknowledges that the Provider is not the operator of Zoom and is not responsible for services provided by Zoom, nor for any possible damage suffered by the Client in connection with the use of Zoom. Terms and conditions for the use of Zoom are set out on the website of this application and platform. To use services provided via Zoom or other online platforms, an Internet connection and suitable software and hardware are required, further specified in Article 10 of these General Terms and Conditions.

1.3 Coaching is understood to mean consultation according to the Provider’s service offer, scheduled for an individually determined date for an agreed number of persons on the Client’s side. Coaching can take place both in person (offline) and online. The provision in the previous paragraph for online services applies similarly.

1.4 The adjustment of these General Terms and Conditions in relation to providing services online via the Zoom platform applies similarly to the provision of services through other online platforms.

2. Order

2.1 In these General Terms and Conditions, an “Order” is understood to be an expression of the Client’s will, comprising:

- if the date, time span, and manner of service provision is listed on the Provider’s website, at minimum:

- a) specification of the service according to the offer listed on the website,

- b) Client’s data for invoicing purposes (name or designation of Client, date of birth, Company ID, address of residence or registered office of the Client, email address for invoicing);

- c) optionally, selected date and form of service provision if the website lists multiple dates or an option to choose the form of service;

- if the Provider’s website does not specify the date, time span, or form of service provision, at minimum:

- a) specification of service according to the offer on the website,

- b) required date, time span, and form of service provision,

- c) Client’s invoicing data (as above),

- and the number of persons to whom the Client orders the service. If no number is specified, it is assumed only one person will participate.

2.2 The Client sends the Order to the Provider’s email listed on the website and designated for course reservation or for ordering individual consultation or coaching, or, where explicitly allowed, by other means of communication stated on the Provider’s website or in marketing materials (flyers, social media ads, Provider’s posts, etc.).

2.3 Without undue delay after sending the Order, the Provider informs the Client whether the order is accepted. It is assumed that the Provider has accepted the order if an invoice is issued to the Client for the amount corresponding to the services ordered as specified.

2.4 The Provider processes orders in the order they are received. The Provider is entitled to refuse an order if the capacity for the requested date is exceeded.

2.5 For invoicing and communication purposes, the Client’s email is the one by which the Order was sent, if delivered by email. When sent by other means, the Client must state the email address for invoices. If not, the Provider may send the invoice via the communication channel through which the Order was received.

2.6 By sending the Order, the Client confirms having read and fully accepts the terms on personal data protection.

3. Price of Services and Payment

**3.1** The price of individual services is listed on the Provider's website. The service price is always paid in advance, either:

- a) via non-cash bank transfer to the Provider’s account as per the invoice issued following receipt of the Order, or

- b) via non-cash payment through an online payment gateway.

**3.2** If the price for services is not paid in full at least one day before the scheduled provision or use of the services, the Client's right to receive the services lapses.

**3.3** The price of services is listed inclusive of all taxes (especially value-added tax).

4. Provision of Services

**4.1** Services are provided by the Provider in the form of online consultations, courses, seminars, or workshops, or in-person (offline), at a date and for a duration specified in advance by the Provider, or on an individually agreed date; for services provided in person (offline), the Provider also specifies in advance the venue for service provision.

**4.2** Services are provided either individually (individual coaching, individual consultation) or to more persons at once (workshops, seminars, courses). The method of service provision is described in each service offer on the Provider’s website.

**4.3** When services are provided to more persons at once, the Client is obliged to refrain from doing anything that could disrupt the course of service provision for other participants in the workshop, seminar, or course. In cases of gross or repeated violations, the Provider has the right to exclude the Client from the workshop, seminar, or course without compensation and without entitlement to a refund for all or part of the service price.

**4.4** The Provider reserves the right to change the date, place, or form of service provision. The Provider will always notify the Client of such changes in good time.

**4.5** If the offer on the Provider’s website does not state the date, time span, or form of service, then these are to be determined by agreement between the Contracting Parties, with regard to the Provider’s time and other availability.

**4.6** Changing an agreed date, time span, or form of service provision at the Client’s request is only possible on the explicit agreement of the Contracting Parties, and only if the Client requests the change at least:

- a) 10 business days before the scheduled provision of services, or

- b) only in justified cases for special consideration, less than 10 business days before service provision, but no later than the last working day prior.

There is no right to a change of term, time span, or form of service. If a request for change is not received in time, and the Client does not appear at the location or does not log in to the online event, the right to the paid service lapses.

**4.7** If the Client does not show up at the service location or does not log in to Zoom, without having validly withdrawn from the contract, the paid price for services will not be refunded.

**4.8** Withdrawal from the service contract is excluded in the cases stated in Articles 7.2 and 7.3 of these General Terms and Conditions.

**4.9** If the Client withdraws from a contract for services, this can only concern performance not yet provided at the moment of withdrawal. In such case, the Provider is entitled to payment of a proportional part of the price for already provided services or related content.

**4.10** If the Client withdraws from the service contract and the Provider has, at the Client’s explicit request, started performance before the expiry of the withdrawal period, the Client is to pay a proportional amount of the agreed price for the performance provided up to withdrawal.

5. Online Workshops, Seminars, and Courses

**5.1** Access to services provided online for multiple persons (online workshops, seminars, and courses) is granted within 24 hours of invoice payment by the Client, by the Provider sending a web link to Zoom or another online platform to the email address specified by the Client (or another communication means chosen by the Client), where the service will be provided at the designated or agreed time. In such a case, the service is deemed delivered once the link is given and access to the service content is granted at the specified time, regardless of whether the Client actually logs in or not.

**5.2** Changing the date, time span, or form of services for workshops, seminars, and courses with predetermined dates at the Client’s request is not possible.

**5.3** If expressly stated in the service offer on the Provider’s website, for selected workshops, courses, and seminars the Client may request a full refund without giving reasons. This refund is available only upon the Client’s request made without undue delay after the services are provided or immediately after the first separable part of services in multi-part offerings, but at the latest within three days of provision.

Section 6: Individual Coaching and Consultations

6.1 Individual coaching and consultation services are provided as one or more consultations, either online or in-person (offline). The exact number of consultations and the time range of the service are specified in the service offer.

6.2 If a package of individual coaching or consultations comprising multiple sessions is ordered, the total price of the package must be paid in advance. The purchased services must be used within 3 months of payment. If the purchased services are not used within this period, the Client’s right to the remaining services in the package lapses.

6.3 If, for any reason, the Client cannot attend one or more consultations at the scheduled time, the Client may, after proper written notice, request to postpone the use of services for up to one month. The postponement period begins from the time the notification is sent. By sending the postponement request, the standard deadline for using services per section 6.2 is paused.

6.4 After the expiry of the requested postponement period but no later than one month from sending the postponement request, the remaining period for using services continues. Upon expiry of this time, the Client’s right to any unused services lapses.

6.5 The Provider will extend the service usage period if it is not possible to use services within the standard timeframe due to the Provider’s lack of available dates. Extension is only possible if the Client has requested available dates for using the services at least:

• a) one week before the usage period expires, if no more than two consultations or other services remain, or

• b) two weeks before the expiration if more than two consultations/services remain, or if the service is to be provided as a single session longer than two hours, provided the Client does not unreasonably refuse the offered dates.

6.6 The expiry of the right to the remaining services does not affect the existence of any Provider’s claims against the Client, in particular, even after expiry of those rights, the Provider retains the right to payment for services.

Section 7: Information for Consumers

7.1 The contractual relationship between Provider and Client (if Client is a consumer) is governed by the relevant provisions of Act No. 89/2012 Coll., the Civil Code, on the obligations arising from contracts entered into with consumers.

• a) For these purposes, a Consumer means any natural person who, outside of their business or professional activity, enters into a contract with an entrepreneur.

• b) An Entrepreneur is a person who enters into contracts in connection with their own commercial, manufacturing, or similar business activity, or in the course of their profession, or a person acting on behalf of or for an entrepreneur.

7.2 A contract for the provision of services concluded by the Provider with a consumer, wherein the service is to be provided at a designated time, is a leisure services contract within the meaning of Section 1837(j) of the Civil Code, from which the consumer is not entitled to withdraw under applicable law.

7.3 According to Section 1837 of the Civil Code, the consumer cannot withdraw, inter alia, from:

• a) a contract for services if the services have been provided with the Client's prior express consent before the withdrawal deadline;

• b) a purchase contract for goods made according to Client’s specifications or that are personalized;

• c) a contract for delivery of digital content not supplied on a tangible medium where delivery has begun with Client’s prior express consent;

• d) a contract for the supply of newspapers, periodicals, or magazines;

• e) a contract for the supply of audio or visual recordings or computer software where the original seal has been broken.

7.4 Except where withdrawal is not permitted by law, the Client (who is a consumer) may withdraw from a services or purchase contract within 14 days from its conclusion, by sending a completed withdrawal form electronically to martina.opava@martinaopava.com. On withdrawal, the contract is rescinded from inception.

7.5 If the contract concerned delivery of goods, the goods must be returned by the buyer within 14 days after the seller is informed of the withdrawal. If the Client withdraws from a purchase contract, the Client bears the costs of returning the goods. In the event of withdrawal, the Provider will refund the payment received within 14 days of the withdrawal in the same manner as it was paid, but not before the goods are returned or the Client proves they have been shipped back.

7.6 With a service contract, unless otherwise specified in these terms or the current offer, withdrawal is only possible for the unprovided portion of services. The Provider is to refund payments proportionally lowered by the value of services already provided or by the appropriate part for services that the Client was enabled to use on specified dates, even if not used.

7.7 These terms also include a sample purchase withdrawal form, available at martinaopava.com.

7.8 Consumers can submit complaints or proposals for out-of-court settlement to the Czech Trade Inspection Authority, which oversees consumer protection under Act No. 634/1992 Coll., and is the competent body for such disputes.

Section 8: Claims (Rights from Defective Performance)8.1 The Client is required to notify the Provider of a defect in the performance provided under a service contract or purchase contract without undue delay after discovering the defect, but no later than one week from the provision of the service or receipt of goods.8.2 The Client shall submit the claim via the email address listed on the Provider’s website. The Client must state the nature of the claimed defect and the desired manner of resolving the claim.8.3 If the defect can be remedied, the Client may request its correction or completion of missing parts, or an appropriate discount from the price of services or goods.8.4 The Provider shall handle the claim within 14 days of its receipt and within this timeframe inform the Client of how the claim will be resolved.8.5 Compliance with the Contract especially means that the content and duration of the service correspond to the description. The Provider is not responsible for the results of provided services.8.6 In the case of delivered coaching services, online and live lectures, etc., which are considered a leisure contract provided at a specified date, withdrawal according to Section 1837(j) of the Civil Code is not possible.8.7 Upon receipt of goods from the carrier, the Client is obliged to check the packaging for damage and immediately report any issues to the carrier and the Provider. If there is packaging damage indicating unauthorized handling or opening, the Client is not obliged to accept the goods.8.8 The risk of damage to the goods passes to the Client at the moment of receipt. This means the Client bears all consequences of any loss, destruction, damage, or devaluation of the goods from that moment on.8.9 If you are a consumer (i.e., a person purchasing goods outside their business), under Section 1829 of the Civil Code you have the right to withdraw from the Contract without giving any reason within 14 days of receiving the goods.8.10 If the Client withdraws from the Contract, the Provider will return the purchase price within 14 days from the effective date of withdrawal to the account from which payment was made, or to another account designated by the Client. However, the amount will not be refunded before the goods are received by the Provider or satisfactory proof of shipment is provided. Please return the goods clean, ideally including the original packaging.

Section 9: Online Store - E-Shop

9.1 For purchases via the online shop operated at martinaopava.com (the “e-shop”), an Order is understood as an order submitted through the e-shop's user interface. The provisions of these General Terms and Conditions regarding Orders apply equally to orders for goods, unless otherwise specified.

9.2 All e-shop Orders are considered binding. Submission of an Order confirms that the Client has read these terms, finds them understandable, and accepts them without reservation.

9.3 The Client orders goods by filling out the order form on the e-shop. Before submitting the Order, the Client can review and edit any information, including correcting errors.

9.4 A valid electronic Order requires proper and truthful completion of all required registration/order form details and confirmation of the Order’s content. Data provided by the Client is considered accurate.

9.5 The delivery address for goods is the address specified by the Client in the Order. For delivery purposes, the phone number in the Order is considered the contact number.

9.6 The Client agrees to the use of remote communication when concluding the purchase contract, and to accept invoices for goods via the email in the registration or order form. Costs incurred by the Client (internet, phone, etc.) are borne by the Client.

9.7 The Client acknowledges the Seller is not obliged to conclude a purchase contract, especially with persons who have previously significantly breached purchase contracts or these terms.

9.8 The Seller allows purchases without registration, using the Client’s data solely for fulfilling the contract.

9.9 The Seller does not charge any additional fees depending on the payment method.

9.10 Product images on the website correspond to the goods offered.

9.11 The “Price” for each product means the listed purchase price excluding delivery costs. The price includes all taxes (especially VAT). For international orders, import duties or other related charges not covered in the price may apply.

9.12 The Price is paid in advance by:

• a) non-cash transfer or deposit to Seller’s bank account No. 4313574329/0800 (Česká spořitelna, a.s.),

• b) in case of order form purchases, payment is via ComGate Payments, a.s., supporting Visa, Visa Electron, Mastercard, Maestro, and online bank transfers or QR codes. After payment, confirmation is sent to the Client’s email.

• c) for cart purchases, payment is via Stripe, supporting Visa, Visa Electron, Mastercard, and Maestro. Payment confirmation is sent by email.

9.13 The Price is considered paid when it is credited in full to the appropriate account. Full payment makes the purchase contract effective.

9.14 Unless otherwise indicated, goods in the Seller’s stock are dispatched no later than the fifth working day after payment is received.

9.15 The Seller may extend dispatch time due to postal delays, holidays, or other unforeseen events. Clients will be notified electronically or by phone using their provided contact data.

9.16 Delivery charges are listed in the order form for each shipping method, always before the Order is submitted. Free shipping indicated on the e-shop applies only to such marked products.

9.17 Online payments are processed by Stripe. The service provider, Stripe LLC, is a licensed Payment Institution. Payments through the gateway are fully secured and all information is encrypted. For more, visit www.stripe.com.

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Section 10: Copyright and Digital Content Information

10.1 Digital content provided to the Client during or in connection with the provision of services and permitting repeated playback (e.g. materials, individual plans or recommendations) is provided in .doc or .pdf format. For functionality and playback, the Client must have hardware and software capable of opening and working with files in these formats. Digital content offered for repeated playback in the form of videos and audio recordings (podcasts) is provided via YouTube and Anchor; to access such digital content, the Client must have an internet connection of sufficient speed. Hardware used by the Client to access such digital content must support audio output, and optionally video output for videos. The Provider is not liable for unavailability of digital content due to insufficient internet speed or lack of internet connection. The Provider is also not liable for outages of platforms operated by other entities through which digital content is provided.

10.2 Digital content provided to the Client as part of online services (via Zoom or similar platforms) and not permitting repeated playback is available at pre-scheduled times via Zoom or another online platform. To access this content, the Client must have an internet connection of adequate quality. Hardware requirements include audio input/output and possibly video output. The Provider is not liable for unavailability of the digital content due to connectivity or device issues, nor for third-party platform outages.

10.3 Content provided to the Client during or in connection with services (materials, individual plans and recommendations, etc.) is considered copyright work under § 2 of Act No. 121/2000 Coll., on Copyright. Recording workshops, consultations, coaching sessions, and other services is only permitted with the Provider’s express consent and solely for the Client’s personal use. Making notes or copies of content provided in connection with services is allowed only for the Client’s private use. Further distribution is prohibited unless explicitly agreed otherwise by the Contracting Parties.

10.4 For selected products or services, the Provider also offers the option to use them under a license agreement, which terms will always be individually negotiated between the interested party and the Provider.

Section 11: Personal Data Processing and Cookies

11.1 The personal data controller under Article 4(7) of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR) is Daily Energy s.r.o., Company ID: 05298172, registered address: Jičínská 226/17, Žižkov, 130 00 Prague 3, maintained in the Prague Commercial Register, Section C, File 261420 (hereinafter also “controller” or “Provider”).

11.2 Contact details of the controller: Address: Jičínská 226/17, Žižkov, 130 00 Prague 3 Email: martina.opava@martinaopava.com Phone: +420 602 772 724

11.3 Personal data is any information on an identified or identifiable natural person; an identifiable natural person is one that can be identified, directly or indirectly, by reference to identifiers such as name, ID number, location, online identifier, or to one or more factors specific to their physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural, or social identity.

11.4 The controller has not appointed a data protection officer.

11.5 The controller processes personal data provided by the Client or obtained through contract fulfillment.

11.6 The controller processes identification and contact data of the Client and data necessary for contract performance.

11.7 The lawful reason for processing personal data is:

• a) contract performance per Article 6(1)(b) GDPR,

• b) the controller’s legitimate interest in direct marketing (including sending newsletters) per Article 6(1)(f) GDPR,

• c) the Client’s consent for direct marketing (newsletters) per Article 6(1)(a) GDPR, in combination with § 7(2) of Act No. 480/2004 Coll., if no service/product was ordered.

11.8 The purpose of processing personal data is:

• a) handling the Order and exercising rights and obligations arising from the contract between the Client and the controller; ordering requires data necessary for successful processing (name/address/contact), the provision of which is essential for the contract's conclusion and performance; without them, the contract cannot be concluded or fulfilled,

• b) sending commercial communications and conducting other marketing activities.

11.9 Where processing is based on the controller’s legitimate interests, the data subject has the right to request information about the balance of interests per Article 6(1)(f) GDPR.

11.10 The controller does not employ automated individual decision-making as per Article 22 GDPR.

11.11 The controller stores personal data:

• a) for as long as necessary to exercise rights and obligations under contracts and to enforce claims from such relationships (for 5 years after contract end),

• b) for as long as consent is given for marketing purposes, but no longer than 2 years where processed on the basis of consent.

11.12 After this retention period, the controller will erase personal data. This does not affect the right to erasure per Article 17 GDPR.

11.13 Personal data recipients may include:

• a) persons involved in goods/service delivery or payment processing,

• b) providers of e-shop operation and related services,

• c) providers of marketing services.

11.14 The controller does not transfer personal data outside the EU.

11.15 The Provider uses cookies to enhance service quality, personalize the offering, collect anonymous data, and for analytics. By using the website and configuring their browser, the user consents to this technology.

• a) Essential cookies—necessary for website operation and online services. No consent required.

• b) Analytical and marketing cookies—consent required. These are mainly used for anonymous tracking of visits and user activity for service improvement.

11.16 In particular, the following cookies are used:

• a) Essential cookies (e.g., externaFontsLoaded: font loading; NOCHACHE: website loading speed; PHPSESSID: session ID; previousURL: previous page; referal: referral source; mccid/mceid: site operation; SRV_id: site availability; CookiesOK: cookie usage consent).

• b) Analytical cookies—e.g., Google Analytics, Smartlook, Smartsupp for measuring success and communication; Google Optimize for website improvement.

• c) Marketing cookies—e.g., Google Adwords, Seznam Sklik, Lead Hub, Facebook Audience, Twitter, LinkedIn for targeted marketing (refer to relevant provider’s terms).

11.17 Under GDPR, data subjects have:

• a) the right of access (Article 15 GDPR),

• b) the right to rectification (Article 16 GDPR) or restriction of processing (Article 18 GDPR),

• c) the right to erasure (Article 17 GDPR),

• d) the right to object (Article 21 GDPR),

• e) the right to data portability (Article 20 GDPR),

• f) the right to withdraw consent at any time (Article 6(1)(a) GDPR).

These rights can be exercised directly with the controller at the contact details listed above, in writing or electronically. The data subject also has the right to lodge a complaint with the Office for Personal Data Protection or another appropriate data protection authority of an EU member state if they believe their data protection rights have been violated.

11.18 The controller declares that they have taken all appropriate technical and organizational measures to secure personal data, including proper security of electronic and paper records. Only authorized persons have access to personal data.

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Section 12: Final Provisions

12.1 The Provider reserves the right to change these Terms and Conditions. The new version of these General Terms and Conditions, including the personal data protection terms, will be published on the Provider’s website and also sent to the email address provided by the Client.

12.2 The contractual relationship established by a purchase contract or a contract for the provision of services is governed by Czech law, even if it includes an international (foreign) element. The Contracting Parties hereby expressly exclude the application of conflict-of-law rules, particularly (but not exclusively) Act No. 91/2012 Coll., on Private International Law, as well as the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. The choice of law under the first sentence of this paragraph does not deprive the Client, if a consumer, of protections afforded by provisions of the legal order from which contractual deviations are not permitted and which would otherwise apply under Article 6(1) of Regulation (EC) No 593/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 June 2008 on the law applicable to contractual obligations (Rome I).

12.3 These General Terms and Conditions have been drawn up in Czech and English versions. In the event of any discrepancy, the Czech language version of these terms shall prevail.

12.4 Contact details of the Seller:

Daily Energy s.r.o. Company ID: 05298172 Registered office: Jičínská 226/17, Žižkov, 130 00 Praha 3 Email: info@martinaopava.com Bank account: 4313574329/0800

These Terms and Conditions enter into force and effect on January 17, 2024.