Casino Control Act 2006 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 6 · Casino Operations
127. Removal of casino-excluded persons from casino premises
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This section applies to the following persons on any casino premises:
casino premises
“casino premises” means the casino premises referred to in section 51;
the person for the time being in charge of the casino;
an agent of the casino operator;
a casino employee.
A person to whom this section applies who knows that a casino-excluded person is about to enter or is on the casino premises must —
casino-excluded person
“casino-excluded person” means a person banned from entering or remaining on, or taking part in any casino gambling or promotional game on, any casino premises pursuant to —(a)an exclusion order under section 121 or 122;(b)a family exclusion order, provisional family exclusion order or third party exclusion order under Part 10;(c)section 165A;(d)self-exclusion under section 165AA; or(e)section 165D for the remainder of any month by reason of the person having made the maximum number of visits to any casino for the month allowed by a visit limit imposed on him or her;
notify an inspector as soon as practicable; and
using no more force than is reasonably necessary —
prevent the casino-excluded person from entering the casino premises; or
remove such a person from the casino premises or cause such a person to be removed from the casino premises.
Any person who fails to comply with subsection (2) shall be —
liable to disciplinary action, in the case of a casino operator or a licensed special employee; or
guilty of an offence, in any other case.