Gambling Control Act 2022 · s 81

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—(1) An entry ban is binding on the individual to whom it is given and takes effect when written notice of it is given under section 79(6).(2) An entry ban continues in force until the earlier of the following occurs:(a)the expiry date stated in the entry ban is reached;(b)the person who made the entry ban cancels the entry ban;(c)the entry ban is cancelled on appeal under Part 8. (3) Subsection (2) does not prevent a further entry ban being authorised to be given in the same terms as an entry ban that has expired.
An entry ban is binding on the individual to whom it is given and takes effect when written notice of it is given under section 79(6).
An entry ban continues in force until the earlier of the following occurs:(a)the expiry date stated in the entry ban is reached;(b)the person who made the entry ban cancels the entry ban;(c)the entry ban is cancelled on appeal under Part 8.
Subsection (2) does not prevent a further entry ban being authorised to be given in the same terms as an entry ban that has expired.

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s 81Effect of entry ban

(1)

An entry ban is binding on the individual to whom it is given and takes effect when written notice of it is given under section 79(6).

(2)

An entry ban continues in force until the earlier of the following occurs:

(a)

the expiry date stated in the entry ban is reached;

(b)

the person who made the entry ban cancels the entry ban;

(c)

the entry ban is cancelled on appeal under Part 8.

(3)

Subsection (2) does not prevent a further entry ban being authorised to be given in the same terms as an entry ban that has expired.