Casino Control (Notifiable Contracts) Regulations 2026 · reg 9

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—(1) Where a casino operator becomes aware of any occurrence or matter relating to a vendor or a notifiable contract that may be reasonably regarded as being likely to adversely affect the credibility, integrity and stability of its casino operations, the casino operator must consider whether to terminate —(a)any or all contracts between the casino operator and the vendor (whether or not a notifiable contract); or(b)the notifiable contract in question.(2) Where the casino operator mentioned in paragraph (1) decides not to terminate any one or more of the contracts between the casino operator and the vendor or the notifiable contract, the casino operator must submit a notification to the Authority within 14 days of the decision, setting out the details of its decision (including its reasons).(3) Without affecting paragraphs (1) and (2), a casino operator must notify the Authority of such matters, in such manner and within such time as the Authority may specify (by prior written notice to the casino operator) upon the casino operator becoming aware of a change occurring in —(a)any particulars of a vendor submitted in a notice previously given under Part II or III of the revoked Regulations or Part 2 of these Regulations; or(b)any particulars of a vendor’s personnel submitted in a notice previously given under Part II of the revoked Regulations or Part 2 of these Regulations in relation to a Class 1 notifiable contract. (4) Where the value of a Class 2 notifiable contract subsequently exceeds the prescribed value specified in regulation 7, a casino operator must notify the Authority of such matters, in such manner and within such time as the Authority may specify by prior written notice.(5) Any casino operator which contravenes paragraph (1), (2), (3) or (4) shall be liable to disciplinary action.
Where a casino operator becomes aware of any occurrence or matter relating to a vendor or a notifiable contract that may be reasonably regarded as being likely to adversely affect the credibility, integrity and stability of its casino operations, the casino operator must consider whether to terminate —(a)any or all contracts between the casino operator and the vendor (whether or not a notifiable contract); or(b)the notifiable contract in question.
Where the casino operator mentioned in paragraph (1) decides not to terminate any one or more of the contracts between the casino operator and the vendor or the notifiable contract, the casino operator must submit a notification to the Authority within 14 days of the decision, setting out the details of its decision (including its reasons).
Without affecting paragraphs (1) and (2), a casino operator must notify the Authority of such matters, in such manner and within such time as the Authority may specify (by prior written notice to the casino operator) upon the casino operator becoming aware of a change occurring in —(a)any particulars of a vendor submitted in a notice previously given under Part II or III of the revoked Regulations or Part 2 of these Regulations; or(b)any particulars of a vendor’s personnel submitted in a notice previously given under Part II of the revoked Regulations or Part 2 of these Regulations in relation to a Class 1 notifiable contract.
Where the value of a Class 2 notifiable contract subsequently exceeds the prescribed value specified in regulation 7, a casino operator must notify the Authority of such matters, in such manner and within such time as the Authority may specify by prior written notice.
Any casino operator which contravenes paragraph (1), (2), (3) or (4) shall be liable to disciplinary action.

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reg 9Ongoing monitoring and disclosure requirements by casino operator

(1)

Where a casino operator becomes aware of any occurrence or matter relating to a vendor or a notifiable contract that may be reasonably regarded as being likely to adversely affect the credibility, integrity and stability of its casino operations, the casino operator must consider whether to terminate —

(a)

any or all contracts between the casino operator and the vendor (whether or not a notifiable contract); or

(b)

the notifiable contract in question.

(2)

Where the casino operator mentioned in paragraph (1) decides not to terminate any one or more of the contracts between the casino operator and the vendor or the notifiable contract, the casino operator must submit a notification to the Authority within 14 days of the decision, setting out the details of its decision (including its reasons).

(3)

Without affecting paragraphs (1) and (2), a casino operator must notify the Authority of such matters, in such manner and within such time as the Authority may specify (by prior written notice to the casino operator) upon the casino operator becoming aware of a change occurring in —

(a)

any particulars of a vendor submitted in a notice previously given under Part II or III of the revoked Regulations or Part 2 of these Regulations; or

(b)

any particulars of a vendor’s personnel submitted in a notice previously given under Part II of the revoked Regulations or Part 2 of these Regulations in relation to a Class 1 notifiable contract. (4) Where the value of a Class 2 notifiable contract subsequently exceeds the prescribed value specified in regulation 7, a casino operator must notify the Authority of such matters, in such manner and within such time as the Authority may specify by prior written notice.

(5)

Any casino operator which contravenes paragraph (1), (2), (3) or (4) shall be liable to disciplinary action.

Subregulation 1

(a)

any or all contracts between the casino operator and the vendor (whether or not a notifiable contract); or

(b)

the notifiable contract in question.

Subregulation 2

Subregulation 3

(a)

any particulars of a vendor submitted in a notice previously given under Part II or III of the revoked Regulations or Part 2 of these Regulations; or

(b)

any particulars of a vendor’s personnel submitted in a notice previously given under Part II of the revoked Regulations or Part 2 of these Regulations in relation to a Class 1 notifiable contract.

Subregulation 4

Where the value of a Class 2 notifiable contract subsequently exceeds the prescribed value specified in regulation 7, a casino operator must notify the Authority of such matters, in such manner and within such time as the Authority may specify by prior written notice.

Subregulation 5

Any casino operator which contravenes paragraph (1), (2), (3) or (4) shall be liable to disciplinary action.