Casino Control Act 2006 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 10 · National Council on Problem Gambling
159. Application for family exclusion order
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An application for a family exclusion order against a respondent may be made by —
family exclusion order
“family exclusion order” means a family exclusion order made under section 162(1), and includes —(a)a family exclusion order made under section 162(1) read with section 165C(1), in the respondent’s absence; and(b)a family exclusion order made in substitution of a family visit limit under section 166A(2)(b);
a family member of the respondent adversely affected by the respondent’s gambling; or
a person referred to in section 160 or 161 on behalf of a family member referred to in paragraph (a).
An application must be made to the Council in writing in the form approved by the Council, and the Council must refer the application to a Committee.
Council
“Council” means the National Council on Problem Gambling established under section 154;
Upon receiving an application under subsection (1), the Council, or the secretary or an officer of the Council on behalf of the Council —
may require the respondent named in the application, any family member of the respondent, any casino operator or gambling operator to furnish such information or produce such document or record in the possession or under the control of the respondent, family member, casino operator or gambling operator (as the case may be) as the Council considers relevant to the application; and
may inspect, keep or make copies of such document or record.