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Casino Control (Problem Gambling — Council and Committee of Assessors) Rules 2026 · As enacted · Part 5 · Third Party Exclusion Orders and Third Party Visit Limits
Casino Control (Problem Gambling — Council and Committee of Assessors) Rules 2026 · As enacted · Part 5 · Third Party Exclusion Orders and Third Party Visit Limits
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For the purposes of determining whether permission for an application (by a third party respondent) to vary or revoke a third party exclusion order or a third party visit limit against himself or herself is to be granted under section 166(2) of the Act, the Council may, in addition to considering the matters referred to in section 166(3) of the Act, do one or both of the following:
appoint an officer of the Council or a suitably qualified person to conduct an interview with the third party respondent, and to report the officer’s findings to the Council;
require the third party respondent to participate in a programme of counselling, rehabilitation or special education.
The third party respondent is not entitled to any copy of a report made under paragraph (1)(a).
For the purposes of determining whether permission for an application (by a third party respondent) to vary or revoke a third party exclusion order or a third party visit limit against himself or herself is to be granted under section 166(2) of the Act, the Council may, in addition to considering the matters referred to in section 166(3) of the Act, do one or both of the following:
appoint an officer of the Council or a suitably qualified person to conduct an interview with the third party respondent, and to report the officer’s findings to the Council;
require the third party respondent to participate in a programme of counselling, rehabilitation or special education.
The third party respondent is not entitled to any copy of a report made under paragraph (1)(a).
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