Casino Control Act 2006 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 6 · Casino Operations
103. Gaming machines and gaming programs in casinos
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A casino operator must not use, or allow to be used, any gaming machine or gaming program in its casino unless —
casino operator
“casino operator” means a person who is the holder of a casino licence;
the gaming machine or gaming program has been obtained from an approved manufacturer (either directly or through an authorised supplier) approved by the Authority under section 103A;
the gaming machine or gaming program is approved, or one of a class of gaming machines or gaming programs approved by the Authority, and complies with such technical standards and other requirements as may be prescribed;
where the gaming machines or gaming programs are required to be tested and certified, the testing has been carried out by an approved test service provider approved by the Authority under section 103A; and
the total number of gaming machines and gaming programs available for casino gambling does not exceed the number prescribed under subsection (1A).
The Minister may, by order in the Gazette, prescribe the maximum number of gaming machines and gaming programs for any casino, and may do so by reference to the terms of the Development Agreement concerning that casino.
Minister
“Minister”, except in section 45A and Parts 9 and 10, means the Minister charged with the responsibility for gambling suppression;
Any casino operator which contravenes subsection (1) shall be liable to disciplinary action.