Casino Control (Problem Gambling — Council and Committee of Assessors) Rules 2026 · reg 46

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—(1) An appeal against a third party exclusion order or a third party visit limit may be made by the third party respondent to the Council under section 165(10) of the Act by a notice of appeal in such form as the Council may determine, within 30 days after being notified of the decision of the Committee.(2) Every notice of appeal must set out the grounds of the appeal in a clear and concise manner and may be accompanied by —(a)any evidence that the third party respondent does not fall within the circumstances described in section 165(1) of the Act for the making of the third party exclusion order or third party visit limit; and(b)such relevant testimonials, references and other information as the third party respondent considers necessary in support of his or her appeal.(3) The Council may refuse to consider any appeal that fails to comply with this rule.(4) An appeal does not suspend the effect of a third party exclusion order or a third party visit limit.
An appeal against a third party exclusion order or a third party visit limit may be made by the third party respondent to the Council under section 165(10) of the Act by a notice of appeal in such form as the Council may determine, within 30 days after being notified of the decision of the Committee.
Every notice of appeal must set out the grounds of the appeal in a clear and concise manner and may be accompanied by —(a)any evidence that the third party respondent does not fall within the circumstances described in section 165(1) of the Act for the making of the third party exclusion order or third party visit limit; and(b)such relevant testimonials, references and other information as the third party respondent considers necessary in support of his or her appeal.
The Council may refuse to consider any appeal that fails to comply with this rule.
An appeal does not suspend the effect of a third party exclusion order or a third party visit limit.

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reg 46Appeal to Council against third party exclusion order or third party visit limit

(1)

An appeal against a third party exclusion order or a third party visit limit may be made by the third party respondent to the Council under section 165(10) of the Act by a notice of appeal in such form as the Council may determine, within 30 days after being notified of the decision of the Committee.

(2)

Every notice of appeal must set out the grounds of the appeal in a clear and concise manner and may be accompanied by —

(a)

any evidence that the third party respondent does not fall within the circumstances described in section 165(1) of the Act for the making of the third party exclusion order or third party visit limit; and

(b)

such relevant testimonials, references and other information as the third party respondent considers necessary in support of his or her appeal.

(3)

The Council may refuse to consider any appeal that fails to comply with this rule.

(4)

An appeal does not suspend the effect of a third party exclusion order or a third party visit limit.

Subregulation 1

Subregulation 2

Every notice of appeal must set out the grounds of the appeal in a clear and concise manner and may be accompanied by —

(a)

(b)

such relevant testimonials, references and other information as the third party respondent considers necessary in support of his or her appeal.

Subregulation 3

The Council may refuse to consider any appeal that fails to comply with this rule.

Subregulation 4

An appeal does not suspend the effect of a third party exclusion order or a third party visit limit.