Casino Control Act 2006 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 6 · Casino Operations
102. Approval of gaming equipment
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The Authority may investigate or authorise the investigation of gaming equipment for the purpose of determining whether the equipment is suitable to be approved for use in a casino and may require the cost of such an investigation to be paid by a person seeking the approval.
The Authority may approve gaming equipment for use in a casino and, for that purpose, may approve particular equipment or may approve equipment of a specified class or description and may make the approval subject to conditions.
gaming equipment
“gaming equipment” means any device or thing (including casino chips) used, or capable of being used, for or in connection with casino gambling and includes —(a)a gaming machine;(aa)an electronic device on which a gaming program may be used to play a casino game or participate in any other form of casino gambling;(ab)a gaming program;(b)linked jackpot equipment;(c)an electronic monitoring system; and(d)a part of, or a replacement part for, any such machine, equipment or system;
Despite the provisions of any other law, the possession or use of gaming equipment is lawful if —
the possession or use is for the purposes of an investigation under this section; or
the equipment is identifiable in a manner approved by the Authority and is in a casino with the approval of the Authority or the circumstances of its possession are such as have been approved by the Authority generally or in a particular case.