Casino Control Act 2006 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 10 · National Council on Problem Gambling
167. Service of exclusion orders or visit limits
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Except in a case where an order or a visit limit has been made by virtue of section 165C(1)(c), any family exclusion order, provisional family exclusion order, family visit limit, third party exclusion order or third party visit limit must be served on the respondent and is not binding on the person named in the order or visit limit until it has been so served.
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);
If a family exclusion order, a provisional family exclusion order, a family visit limit, a third party exclusion order or a third party visit limit is confirmed in an amended form or is varied at any time, the order or visit limit in its amended or varied form must be served on the respondent and until so served —
provisional family exclusion order
“provisional family exclusion order” means a provisional family exclusion order made under section 164;
the variation is not binding on the respondent; and
the order or visit limit as in force prior to the variation continues to be binding on the respondent.
If a family exclusion order, family visit limit, third party exclusion order or third party visit limit is substituted under section 166A(2), the order or visit limit as in force prior to the substitution continues to be binding on the respondent until the new order or visit limit is served on the respondent.
family visit limit
“family visit limit” means a family visit limit made under section 163A(4), and includes —(a)a family visit limit made under section 163A(4) read with section 165C(1), in the respondent’s absence; and(b)a family visit limit made in substitution of a family exclusion order made under section 166A(2)(a);
As soon as practicable after a family exclusion order or a family visit limit is made, varied or revoked, the Council must notify the applicant of the family exclusion order or visit limit of the making of the family exclusion order or visit limit, or the variation or revocation thereof, as the case may be.
Council
“Council” means the National Council on Problem Gambling established under section 154;