Gambling Amendment Act 2015

1: Title
This Act is the Gambling Amendment Act 2015.
2: Commencement
This Act comes into force on the day after the date on which it receives the Royal assent.
3: Principal Act amended
This Act amends the Gambling Act 2003 2015-03-03 Gambling Act 2003
1: Amendments to preliminary provisions
4: Purpose
1: Section 3(b) the harm caused by harm from
2: Section 3(f) gambling and the conduct of with
5: Interpretation
1: Section 4(1) allocation allocate
a: that is a New Zealand lottery or part of a New Zealand lottery, means to determine, in accordance with section 248, the tickets that are prize-bearing tickets or the prize that each ticket bears:
b: that is not a New Zealand lottery or part of a New Zealand lottery, means to determine wholly by chance the tickets that are prize-bearing tickets or the prize that each ticket bears .
2: Section 4(1) apply distribute EFTPOS device gambling assets .
3: The definition of class 4 venue section 4(1) conduct operate
4: The definition of gaming machine section 4(1)
a: means a device, whether totally or partly mechanically or electronically operated, that—
i: is adapted or designed and constructed for gambling; and
ii: is played or confers a right to participate, whether totally or partly, by the insertion of money into it or by the direct or indirect payment of money by any other means; and .
5: Paragraph (d) of the definition of gaming machine section 4(1)
iiia: a jackpot device that links a series of gaming machines and that can only be played through those gaming machines; or .
6: Section 4(1) illegal gambling illegal gambling 17(3), or 17A(2) .
7: The definition of infringement offence section 4(1)
b: an offence prescribed as an infringement offence by regulations made under section 360 .
8: Section 4(1) instant game instant game .
9: Paragraph (b)(v) of the definition of key person section 4(1) contracted to service who services
10: Section 4(1) net proceeds net proceeds
a: the actual, reasonable, and necessary costs, levies, and taxes incurred in conducting the gambling; and
b: the actual, reasonable, and necessary costs incurred in complying with whichever of the following apply to the gambling:
i: this Act or any other relevant Act:
ii: an operator’s licence:
iii: a venue licence; and
c: the amount by which any gambling asset is depreciated in each year in accordance with generally accepted accounting practice (as defined in section 108) and, where applicable, the depreciation rates set under section 116; and
d: any loss from selling or disposing of a gambling asset at a price or value below the gambling asset's book value at the time of the sale or disposal .
11: Paragraph (a) of the definition of New Zealand lottery section 4(1) promoted by the Lotteries Commission under subpart 2 of Part 3 by means of conducted by the Lotteries Commission under subpart 2 of Part 3 that is
12: The definition of relevant offence section 4(1)
b: an offence considered by the Secretary or the Gambling Commission (as the case may be) to be relevant; or .
13: The definition of remote interactive gambling section 4(1)
a: includes—
i: gambling by a person at a distance by interaction through a communication device; or
ii: the conduct of gambling described in subparagraph (i) .
14: Paragraph (b)(i) of the definition of remote interactive gambling section 4(1) promoted conducted
15: Section 4(1) responsible gambling responsible gambling
a: that is lawful, fair, and honest; and
b: conducted—
i: in a safe and secure environment; and
ii: without pressure or devices that encourage or may encourage gambling at levels that cause or may cause harm; and
c: by informed participants who understand the nature of the activity and do not participate in ways that cause or may cause harm; and
d: conducted in a manner that is consistent with the general law of New Zealand, including being consistent with the maintenance of law and order .
16: The definition of sales promotion scheme section 4(1) restricted or prize
17: The definition of sales promotion scheme
c: the person is not required to pay direct or indirect consideration other than to purchase the goods or services promoted (except the cost, at the standard rate, incurred in submitting an entry into the promotion, for example, the cost of postage at the standard rate or sending a telecommunication by mobile telephone at the standard rate); and .
18: The definition of venue operator section 4(1) venue operator .
19: Section 4
2A: For the purposes of the definition of sales promotion scheme
a: is determined solely by a telecommunications provider or other service provider who is not associated with the sales promotion scheme; and
b: relates solely to the communication cost incurred in submitting an entry into the promotion and does not reflect cost incurred in participating in the promotion.
2B: In this Act, a reference to possibility, in relation to problem gambling or underage gambling, is a reference to risk, and vice versa.
6: New section 5 substituted
Section 5
5: Extended meaning of conduct
In this Act, conduct
a: organising, using, managing, supervising, and operating (but not playing) gambling or gambling equipment:
b: distributing the turnover of gambling (for example, by paying prizes, meeting costs, or making grants):
c: selling tickets to participate in gambling:
d: promoting gambling:
e: assisting in activities described in paragraphs (a) to (d)
7: New section 8A inserted
The following section is inserted after section 8
8A: Act binds the Crown
This Act binds the Crown.
2: Amendments to provisions relating to classes of gambling and institutions
8: What is increase in casino gambling
1: Section 12
1: Decisions on what constitutes an increase in the opportunities for casino gambling are a function of the Gambling Commission.
2: Section 12(2) Casino Control Authority, or the Gambling Commission, Gambling  Commission
9: Advertising overseas gambling prohibited
Section 16(2)(e) overseas gambling
10: New section 17 substituted
Section 17
17: Regulations may restrict or prohibit prizes
1: The Governor-General may, by Order in Council, make regulations that, consistent with the purpose of this Act, restrict or prohibit any property (whether real or personal) or services being offered or used as a prize for gambling.
2: Regulations made under subsection (1)
a: specify a quantity or dollar value of any property or services that may not be offered or used as a prize for gambling:
b: specify circumstances in which—
i: any property or services may not be offered or used as a prize for gambling:
ii: a quantity or dollar value of any property or services may not be offered or used as a prize for gambling:
c: apply to all gambling or to particular games, or categories, classes, or forms of gambling.
3: Gambling that offers or uses any property or services as a prize in breach of regulations made under subsection (1)
4: In this section, property or services
11: New section 17A inserted
The following section is inserted after section 17
17A: Retail value of non-cash prize must be stated
1: A person who is conducting gambling must inform participants, at the time and place of sale of the tickets, of the retail value and characteristics of any non-cash prize offered or used as a prize for the gambling.
2: Gambling that offers or uses any non-cash prize in breach of subsection (1)
12: Secretary may categorise gambling
Section 21
1: The Secretary may, by notice in the Gazette
a: the categorisation contributes to achieving the purpose of this Act; and
b: the level of risk associated with the game, or category or class of game, or form of gambling justifies the categorisation.
13: Meaning of class 1 gambling
1: Section 22
da: there are game rules for the gambling; and .
2: Section 22(e) , and the conduct of the gambling, gambling
14: Meaning of class 2 gambling
1: Section 24
da: there are game rules for the gambling; and .
2: Section 24(e) , and the conduct of the gambling, gambling
15: Meaning of class 3 gambling
1: Section 27
ba: there are game rules for the gambling; and .
2: Section 27(c) , and the conduct of the gambling, gambling
16: New section 30 substituted
Section 30
30: Meaning of class 4 gambling
In this Act, class 4 gambling
a: the net proceeds from the gambling are applied to, or distributed for, authorised purposes; and
b: no commission is paid to, or received by, a person for conducting the gambling; and
c: there are game rules for the gambling; and
d: the gambling, and the conduct of the gambling, satisfies relevant game rules; and
e: either—
i: the Secretary has categorised the gambling as class 4 gambling and not as another class of gambling; or
ii: the gambling utilises or involves a gaming machine.
17: Status of New Zealand Racing Board and racing clubs
Section 33
1: The New Zealand Racing Board and societies that are racing clubs under the Racing Act 2003 must be treated as corporate societies—
a: for the purposes of—
i: a class 4 operator's licence or class 4 venue licence; or
ii: an application for, or the renewal or amendment of, either licence; and
b: that, for the purposes of a class 4 operator's licence or a class 4 venue licence, apply net proceeds from class 4 gambling to an authorised purpose.
1A: Despite subsection (1)(b) section 52A
18: New section 34 substituted
Section 34
34: Meaning of casino gambling
In this Act, casino gambling
a: means gambling—
i: for which there are game rules; and
ii: that satisfies those game rules; and
iii: which is conducted in accordance with those game rules; and
iv: to which both a casino venue licence and casino operator’s licence apply; but
b: does not include gambling conducted by the New Zealand Racing Board referred to in section 120.
19: Secretary must investigate applicant for class 3 operator's licence
Section 36(3) 10 7
20: Content and conditions of class 3 operator's licence
Section 38(2)(a) risks of players becoming problem gamblers the risk of problem gambling
21: New section 38A inserted
The following section is inserted after section 38
38A: Continuing obligations of class 3 operator
Every society that holds a class 3 operator’s licence must, in relation to class 3 gambling conducted by the society, ensure that at all times—
a: the purpose of that gambling is to raise money for authorised purposes; and
b: the net proceeds from that gambling are maximised and the operating costs of that gambling are minimised; and
c: the costs incurred in conducting that gambling are actual, reasonable, and necessary; and
d: the net proceeds from that gambling are applied to or distributed for authorised purposes; and
e: all applicable regulatory requirements are complied with.
22: Renewal of class 3 operator’s licence
1: Section 41(1) operates conducts
2: Section 41(5)
ab: the Secretary is not satisfied that the applicant complies with section 38A .
3: Section 41(5)(b) including the obligations set out in section 38A relevant requirements of this Act,
23: Amending class 3 operator’s licence
Section 42
5: The Secretary must refuse to amend a class 3 operator’s licence if—
a: any investigations carried out by the Secretary cause the Secretary not to be satisfied about any of the matters specified in section 37; or
b: the Secretary is not satisfied that the applicant complies with section 38A
c: the Secretary is not satisfied that the applicant will comply with all relevant requirements of this Act, including the obligations set out in section 38A
24: Suspension or cancellation of class 3 operator’s licence
1: Section 43(1)
b: the society is failing, or has failed, to comply with the obligations set out in section 38A or with any other relevant requirements, minimum standards, game rules, or licence conditions of this Act; or .
2: Section 43
3: The Secretary may exercise the power of suspension conferred by this section in respect of any breach that falls within any of paragraphs (a) to (c) of subsection (1), whether or not—
a: the breach continues at the time that the power is exercised or is proposed to be exercised:
b: a penalty is prescribed for the breach.
25: Procedure for suspending, cancelling, or refusing to amend or renew class 3 operator’s licence
1: Section 44(4)
c: the reason for the suspension.
2: Section 44
4A: Where the licence is suspended because of a continuing breach, the Secretary must notify the society of—
a: the matters to be dealt with in order for the Secretary to consider withdrawing the suspension before the end of the suspension period; and
b: the consequences of not dealing with the matters identified.
26: Application for class 4 operator’s licence
1: Section 50(2)(c)
a: by omitting risks risk
b: by inserting corporate including the
2: Section 50(2)
da: in the case of an applicant that proposes to apply some or all of its net proceeds from the class 4 gambling to an authorised purpose, information to assist the Secretary to determine whether the applicant meets the requirements of section 52A(1) .
3: Section 50(2)(e) operates mainly to distribute mainly or wholly distributes
4: Section 50(2)(f) class 4 gambling, history in gambling conducting class 4 gambling
27: Secretary must investigate applicant for class 4 operator's licence
Section 51(3) 10 7
28: Grounds for granting class 4 operator’s licence
1: Section 52(1)(g) risks risk
2: Section 52(1)(j) club that intends to operate gambling equipment on its own non-commercial premises, the New Zealand Racing Board, or a racing club class 4 venue licence application, which was not or is not required under section 65(3) or (4) to be accompanied by a class 4 venue agreement
3: Section 52(4)(a) 10 7
4: Section 52(4)(a) ; and :
iv: been a director of a company that has been placed in receivership or put into liquidation, and been involved in the events leading to the company being placed in receivership or put into liquidation:
v: been prohibited or disqualified from acting as a director or promoter of, or in any way, whether directly or indirectly, being concerned or taking part in the management of, a company under section 382, 383, or 385 of the Companies Act 1993:
vi: been prohibited from acting as a director or directly or indirectly being concerned, or taking part, in the management of a company under section 299 of the Insolvency Act 2006; and .
5: Section 52(4)
b: the financial position and credit history of the applicant and each key person; and .
29: New section 52A inserted
The following section is inserted after section 52
52A: Circumstances in which corporate society may apply net proceeds to authorised purpose
1: A corporate society may apply some or all of its net proceeds to an authorised purpose only if the Secretary is satisfied that the corporate society’s primary activity is itself an authorised purpose and the conduct of gambling by the corporate society is only incidental to that activity.
2: When considering whether subsection (1)
a: whether the corporate society can demonstrate a significant history of carrying out activities that are authorised purposes; and
b: whether the corporate society’s governing document is consistent with the corporate society having a primary objective of carrying out activities that are authorised purposes.
3: When considering whether subsection (1)
a: whether the club has, or had before merging under section 95, a significant history of operating as a club for club purposes; and
b: whether the club has substantial active membership.
30: Content and conditions of class 4 operator’s licence
1: Section 53(1) granted after the commencement of this section
2: Section 53(2)(a) risks of players becoming problem gamblers the risk of problem gambling
31: New section 53A inserted
The following section is inserted after section 53
53A: Continuing obligations of class 4 operator
Every corporate society that holds a class 4 operator’s licence must, in relation to class 4 gambling conducted by the corporate society, ensure that, at all times,—
a: the purpose of conducting that gambling is to raise money for authorised purposes; and
b: the net proceeds from that gambling are maximised and the operating costs of that gambling are minimised; and
c: the costs incurred in conducting that gambling are actual, reasonable, and necessary; and
d: the net proceeds from that gambling are applied to, or distributed for, authorised purposes; and
e: the risks of problem gambling posed by that gambling are minimised; and
f: all applicable regulatory requirements are complied with.
32: Renewal of class 4 operator’s licence
Section 56
5: The Secretary must refuse to renew a class 4 operator’s licence if—
a: any investigations carried out by the Secretary cause the Secretary not to be satisfied about any of the matters specified in section 52; or
b: the Secretary is not satisfied that the applicant complies with section 53A
c: the Secretary is not satisfied that the applicant will comply with all applicable regulatory requirements of this Act, including the obligations set out in section 53A Gazette
33: Amending class 4 operator’s licence
Section 57
5: The Secretary must refuse to amend a class 4 operator’s licence if—
a: any investigations carried out by the Secretary cause the Secretary not to be satisfied about any of the matters specified in section 52; or
b: the Secretary is not satisfied that the applicant complies with section 53A
c: the Secretary is not satisfied that the applicant will comply with all relevant requirements of this Act, including the obligations set out in section 53A Gazette
34: Suspension or cancellation of class 4 operator’s licence
1: Section 58(1)
b: the corporate society is failing, or has failed, to comply with all relevant requirements of this Act, including the obligations set out in section 53A Gazette .
2: Section 58
3: The Secretary may exercise the power of suspension conferred by this section in respect of any breach that falls within any of paragraphs (a) to (d) of subsection (1) whether or not—
a: the breach continues at the time that the power is exercised or is proposed to be exercised:
b: a penalty is prescribed for the breach.
35: Procedure for suspending, cancelling, or refusing to amend or renew class 4 operator’s licence
1: Section 59(4)
c: the reason for the suspension.
2: Section 59
4A: Where the licence is suspended because of a continuing breach, the Secretary must notify the society of—
a: the matters to be dealt with in order for the Secretary to consider withdrawing the suspension before the end of the suspension period; and
b: the consequences of not dealing with the matters identified.
36: Application for class 4 venue licence
1: Section 65(2)(d) risks risk
2: Section 65(2)(e) class 4 gambling, history in gambling, conducting class 4 gambling,
3: Section 65(2)(k) for a class 4 venue that is not established before the commencement of this section, if the application relates to a venue for which a class 4 venue licence was not held at the time of commencement of this section,
37: Secretary must investigate applicant for class 4 venue licence
1: Section 66(4) 10 7
2: Section 66(6) or (2)
38: Grounds for granting class 4 venue licence
1: Section 67(1)(b) minimal minimised
2: Section 67(1)(l) for a class 4 venue that is not established before the commencement of this section, if the application relates to a venue for which a class 4 venue licence was not held at the time of commencement of this section,
3: Section 67(1)(m) to which section 65(3) applies that is required under section 65(3) to be accompanied by a class 4 venue agreement
4: Section 67(1)
s: the applicant is able to comply with all other applicable regulatory requirements.
39: Determining suitability for class 4 venue licence
Section 68(1)(a)
a: omitting he or she has, within the last 10 he, she, or it has, within the last 7
b: adding the following subparagraphs:
iv: been a director of a company that has been placed in receivership or put into liquidation, and been involved in the events leading to the company being placed in receivership or put into liquidation:
v: been prohibited or disqualified from acting as a director or promoter of, or in any way, whether directly or indirectly, being concerned or taking part in the management of, a company under section 382, 383, or 385 of the Companies Act 1993:
vi: been prohibited from acting as a director or directly or indirectly being concerned, or taking part, in the management of a company under section 299 of the Insolvency Act 2006: .
40: New section 69A inserted
The following section is inserted after section 69
69A: Continuing obligations of corporate society in relation to class 4 venue licence
A corporate society that holds a class 4 venue licence must, in relation to class 4 gambling conducted at the class 4 venue for which the licence is held, ensure that, at all times,—
a: the possibility of persons under 18 years old gaining access to class 4 gambling at the venue is minimised; and
b: the corporate society owns all gambling equipment (except for electronic monitoring systems) that it operates at the venue; and
c: the corporate society does not operate any gambling equipment that is financed by the manufacturer, distributor, or vendor of the equipment; and
d: all gambling equipment operated at the venue meets relevant minimum standards; and
e: the venue is not used mainly for operating gaming machines; and
f: if the New Zealand Racing Board is the licensee, the venue is used mainly for racing betting or sports betting; and
g: the risk of problem gambling is minimised.
41: Content and conditions of class 4 venue licence
1: Section 70(1) granted after the commencement of this section
2: Section 70(1)
ca: the name of the class 4 venue; and .
3: Section 70(2)(a) procedures conditions
4: Section 70(2)(c) procedures for banking conditions concerning the banking of
5: Section 70(2)
fa: conditions to minimise the possibility of problem gambling at the venue: .
6: Section 70(2)(g) procedures to encourage conditions encouraging
42: Significant changes in relation to class 4 venue licence must be notified
1: Section 71(1)
da: the venue manager changes: .
2: Section 71(1)(g) , under section 79(1)(a), surrendered
43: Renewal of class 4 venue licence
Section 72
5: The Secretary must refuse to renew a class 4 venue licence if—
a: the applicant does not hold the associated operator’s licence; or
b: any investigations carried out by the Secretary cause the Secretary not to be satisfied about any of the matters specified in section 67; or
c: the Secretary is not satisfied that the applicant complies with section 69A
d: the Secretary is not satisfied that the applicant will comply with all relevant requirements of this Act, including the obligations set out in section 69A Gazette
44: Amending class 4 venue licence
Section 73
5: The Secretary must refuse to amend a class 4 venue licence if—
a: the applicant does not hold the associated operator’s licence; or
b: any investigations carried out by the Secretary cause the Secretary not to be satisfied about any of the matters specified in section 67; or
c: the Secretary is not satisfied that the applicant complies with section 69A
d: the Secretary is not satisfied that the applicant will comply with all relevant requirements of this Act, including the obligations set out in section 69A Gazette
45: Suspension or cancellation of class 4 venue licence
1: Section 74(1)
b: the corporate society is failing, or has failed, to comply with all relevant requirements of this Act, including the obligations set out in section 69A Gazette .
2: Section 74
3: The Secretary may exercise the power of suspension conferred by this section in respect of any breach that falls within any of paragraphs (a) to (d) of subsection (1) whether or not—
a: the breach continues at the time that the power is exercised or is proposed to be exercised:
b: a penalty is prescribed for the breach.
46: Procedure for suspending, cancelling, or refusing to amend or renew class 4 venue licence
1: Section 75(4)
c: the reason for the suspension.
2: Section 75
4A: Where the licence is suspended because of a continuing breach, the Secretary must notify the society of—
a: the matters to be dealt with in order for the Secretary to consider withdrawing the suspension before the end of the suspension period; and
b: the consequences of not dealing with the matters identified.
47: Certain information must be displayed at class 4 venue
Section 82(1)(c)
a: inserting mainly or wholly are
b: repealing subparagraph (ii) and substituting the following subparagraph:
ii: the corporate society’s contact details for submitting complaints regarding the distribution of net proceeds; and .
48: Obligation on disposal of gaming machines
1: Section 83(1) or former holder holder
2: Section 83(1)
aa: the manufacturer, model, and serial number of the gaming machine and any other details necessary to identify the gaming machine with ease; and .
3: Section 83(1)(b) if relevant, the name
4: Section 83(2) or former holder holder
49: Disabling gambling equipment
Section 85(6) or a person appointed under section 88 to implement and operate the system Crown
50: Holder of class 4 operator’s licence must connect to electronic monitoring system
1: Section 86
1: The holder of a class 4 operator’s licence must connect the following gambling equipment to an electronic monitoring system specified by the Secretary in a notice to the holder:
a: all gaming machines under the holder’s control; and
b: any other gambling equipment, or classes of gambling equipment, specified by the Secretary by notice in the Gazette
2: Section 86(3)
a: to particular corporate societies or classes of corporate society: .
3: Section 86(4)
4: Section 86
6: A notice under subsection (1)(b)
51: Secretary may select monitor
Section 88
2: Despite subsection (1) subsection (1)
52: Limit on number of gaming machines for which class 4 venue licence held on 17 October 2001
Section 92(2) and (3) society corporate society
53: Limit on number of gaming machines for which class 4 venue licence granted after 17 October 2001 but before commencement
1: Section 93(2) society corporate society
2: Section 93(3) to (7)
3: Section 93(8) society corporate society
54: Ministerial discretion to permit more gaming machines if clubs merge
1: Section 95(1)(c) to which section 92 applies
2: Section 95
3: The Minister may approve an application under subsection (2) as the Minister sees fit.
3: Section 95(6)
a: omitting from paragraph (a) the previous any previous
b: repealing paragraph (b) and substituting the following paragraph:
b: a corporate society may not, within 6 months after the cancellation, submit an application for a class 4 venue licence in relation to any of the class 4 venues referred to in paragraph (a)
55: Ministerial discretion to permit more than 9 machines at certain class 4 venues
1: Section 96
3: The Minister may approve an application under subsection (2) as the Minister sees fit.
2: Section 96
5A: On the issue of a new class 4 venue licence,—
a: the Secretary must cancel any previous class 4 venue licences held by the corporate society, and there is no right of appeal against that cancellation; and
b: a corporate society may not, within 6 months after the cancellation, submit an application for a class 4 venue licence in relation to any of the class 4 venues referred to in paragraph (a)
56: New section 98 substituted
Section 98
98: When territorial authority consent required
A territorial authority consent is required in the following circumstances:
a: if a corporate society proposes to increase the number of gaming machines that may be operated at a class 4 venue (whether by way of an application for, or amendment to, a class 4 venue licence, and whether or not in association with an application for ministerial discretion under section 95 or 96):
b: if a corporate society applies for a class 4 venue licence and a class 4 venue licence has not been held by any corporate society for the venue within the last 6 months:
c: if a corporate society proposes, in accordance with a relocation policy of the territorial authority, to change the venue to which a class 4 venue licence currently applies.
57: Considering and determining application for territorial authority consent
1: Section 100(1)(a) and determine consider
2: Section 100(1)(b)(i) (but with no other condition) venue
3: Section 100
5: A territorial authority consent for a class 4 venue expires 6 months after its date of issue if no application for a class 4 venue licence in relation to the venue has been submitted.
58: Adoption and review of class 4 venue policy
Section 102(1)(a) corporate each
59: Provision of information relating to class 4 venues in territorial authority district
Section 103(a) corporate each
60: Gaming machine profits must be banked
1: Section 104
1: A venue manager must bank all gaming machine profits from class 4 gambling directly into a dedicated account for gaming machine profits specified by, and in the name of, the holder of the class 4 operator’s licence at a registered bank in New Zealand.
2: Section 104(2) The gaming machine profits must be banked The venue manager must bank the gaming machine profits
3: Section 104
3: If a venue manager contravenes subsection (1)
a: must advise the Secretary of the contravention as soon as possible after becoming aware of the contravention; and
b: must immediately—
i: take steps to disable all gaming machines at the class 4 venue and advise the Secretary of the disablement; or
ii: request the Secretary to disable all gaming machines at the class 4 venue by means of the electronic monitoring system; and
c: must not subsequently enable, or if paragraph (b)(ii) subsection (1)
4: Section 104(4) subsection (1) or (3) this section
5: Section 104
5: In this section and sections 105 and 105A gaming machine profits
61: Interest, etc, on gaming machine profits
1: Section 105
1: The holder of a class 4 operator’s licence must ensure that the interest or other investment return on the gaming machine profits referred to in section 104, plus any gain above the book value from the sale of gambling assets, is credited directly to or banked directly into (as the case may be) a dedicated account for gaming machine profits in the name of the holder of the class 4 operator’s licence at a registered bank in New Zealand.
2: Section 105(3)
62: New section 105A inserted
The following section is inserted after section 105
105A: Management of gaming machine profits bank account
1: The holder of a class 4 operator’s licence must not meet the costs of the class 4 gambling operation or apply funds to, or distribute funds for, authorised purposes except from a dedicated account for gaming machine profits referred to in section 104(1) or 105(1)
2: Unless the Secretary gives consent to some or all of the gaming machine profits, interest, investment return, and any gain above the book value from the sale of gambling assets being transferred to another bank account, the gaming machine profits, interest, investment return, and any gain above the book value from the sale of gambling assets must remain in the account for the gaming machine profits until the class 4 operator either—
a: uses the gaming machine profits, interest, investment return, and any gain above the book value from the sale of gambling assets to meet the costs of the class 4 gambling operation; or
b: applies the gaming machine profits, interest, investment return, and any gain above the book value from the sale of gambling assets to, or distributes the gaming machine profits, interest, investment return, and any gain above the book value from the sale of gambling assets for, authorised purposes.
3: A holder of a class 4 operator’s licence who contravenes this section commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $5,000.
63: Corporate society must apply or distribute net proceeds from class 4 gambling to or for authorised purpose
1: Section 106
1A: To avoid doubt, the requirement in subsection (1) for a corporate society to apply or distribute the net proceeds from class 4 gambling is subject to the restriction in section 52A
2: Section 106(3)(b) applied or yet
64: Contents of annual report
Section 108(1) to or gambling
65: Annual review of criteria for distribution of net proceeds
Section 109 operates mainly to distribute mainly or wholly distributes
66: Publication requirements for corporate societies
1: Section 110(1) conducts class 4 gambling mainly to distribute mainly or wholly distributes
2: Section 110(3)(c) net distribution of
67: Application or distribution of net proceeds when corporate society ceases class 4 gambling
Section 111
1: A corporate society that has not operated class 4 gambling for a period of more than 4 weeks must, unless it has notified the Secretary and the Secretary has agreed that it may remain inactive for a further specified period,—
a: report to the Secretary within 20 working days of the end of that 4-week period on how and when it proposes to apply or distribute the remaining net proceeds to or for authorised purposes; and
b: promptly sell all gambling assets and apply or distribute any gain above the book value from the sale of gambling assets to or for authorised purposes; and
c: promptly apply or distribute all other remaining net proceeds from its conduct of class 4 gambling to or for authorised purposes.
1A: A corporate society that has applied or distributed net proceeds in accordance with subsection (1)(b) or (c)
a: any gain above the book value from the sale of gambling assets; and
b: the final application or distribution of net proceeds from class 4 gambling under subsection (1)
68: Key persons must not be involved in certain activities or decisions
1: Section 113 in relation to a venue in relation to a class 4 venue licence
2: Section 113(1) to which section 65(3) applies , the application for which was required under section 65(3) to be accompanied by a class 4 venue agreement,
3: Section 113(1)
c: provide, or be involved in decisions about who will provide, goods or services to the corporate society that conducts gambling at the class 4 venue; or
4: Section 113
1A: Subsection (1)(c)
a: to a person who is a key person in relation to the class 4 venue licence only because that person services gambling equipment at the class 4 venue; or
b: to the provision of services listed in the class 4 venue agreement.
69: Regulations regarding application or distribution of net proceeds from class 4 gambling
1: Section 114(1)(a) apply allocate for application, apply,
2: Section 114(1)(b) to or for authorised purposes distribution
70: New section 115A inserted
The following section is inserted after section 115
115A: Duty on grant recipients
1: A grant recipient who receives a grant of net proceeds from class 4 gambling must use the grant—
a: only for the specific authorised purpose for which it was granted; and
b: in accordance with any conditions consistent with this Act attaching to the grant.
2: A grant recipient who contravenes subsection (1)
71: Secretary may limit or exclude costs of corporate society
Section 116
1: The Secretary may, by notice in the Gazette
a: set limits on, or exclude, the costs that may be incurred by a corporate society that conducts class 4 gambling:
b: set the rates of depreciation for gambling assets acquired by a corporate society in respect of class 4 gambling.
72: Secretary may investigate and audit licensees, grant recipients, and businesses at class 4 venues
Section 117(1) , application, generation
73: Certain persons must not seek, receive, or offer benefits with conditions attached
1: Section 118
3A: Any other person involved in making decisions on grant applications made to the holder of a class 4 operator’s licence must not knowingly receive or seek money, a benefit, an advantage, a privilege, or a gift from a grant recipient (or potential grant recipient) if the receipt has a condition attached to it, and whether the receipt or condition is direct, indirect, formal, informal, or otherwise.
2: Section 118(6)(a) and (b) , benefit, advantage, privilege, or gift money
74: Suitability requirements
Section 124(2)(b)
iv: whether the applicant or person has been prohibited or disqualified from acting as a director or promoter of, or in any way, whether directly or indirectly, being concerned or taking part in the management of, a company under section 382, 383, or 385 of the Companies Act 1993; and
v: whether the applicant or person has been prohibited from acting as a director or directly or indirectly being concerned, or taking part, in the management of a company under section 299 of the Insolvency Act 2006; and .
75: Conditions of casino licence
Section 139(2)(b) purposes purpose
76: Notification of suspension and cancellation
1: Section 146
1A: The Gambling Commission may exercise the power of suspension conferred by this section in respect of any breach that falls within section 144(a) or (c) whether or not—
a: the breach continues at the time that the power is exercised or is proposed to be exercised:
b: a penalty is prescribed for the breach.
2: Section 146(2)
c: where the casino licence is suspended because of a continuing breach,—
i: the matters to be dealt with in order for the Gambling Commission to consider withdrawing the suspension before the end of the suspension period; and
ii: the consequences of not dealing with the matters identified; and .
3: Section 146(2)(e) section 148 section 235
4: Section 146(3) section 148 section 235
77: Section 148 repealed
Section 148
78: Review of associated persons by Secretary
Section 155(3) subsection (1) subsection (2)
79: Information and matters that Secretary may take into account
Section 161(1)(b) ; and
iv: whether the applicant has been prohibited or disqualified from acting as a director or promoter of, or in any way, whether directly or indirectly, being concerned or taking part in the management of, a company under section 382, 383, or 385 of the Companies Act 1993; and
v: whether the applicant has been prohibited from acting as a director or directly or indirectly being concerned, or taking part, in the management of a company under section 299 of the Insolvency Act 2006.
80: Expiry of certificate of approval
Section 164
c: 12 months after the holder of the certificate of approval ceases to be employed by, or contracted to, the holder of a casino licence—
i: to do activities to which section 158(2) applies; or
ii: to perform the services referred to in section 158(4); or
iii: as a casino employee in any class prescribed in regulations made under section 371(1)(f); or .
81: Application for suspension or cancellation of certificate of approval
Section 166(6) applicant holder of the certificate of approval
82: Obligation on disposing of gaming machine
1: The heading to section 179 disposing of gaming machine disposal of gaming machines
2: Section 179(1)
aa: the manufacturer, model, and serial number of the gaming machine and any other details necessary to identify the gaming machine with ease; and .
3: Section 179(1)(a) : ; and
4: Section 179(1)(b) if relevant, the name
83: Grounds for granting licensed promoter’s licence
1: Section 201(1) and will comply with all relevant requirements of this Act
2: Section 201
2: In determining whether an applicant is suitable for a licensed promoter's licence, the Secretary may investigate and take into account the following things:
a: whether the applicant or a key person has, within the last 7 years,—
i: been convicted of a relevant offence:
ii: held, or been a key person in relation to, a licence under this Act or previous gaming Acts that has been cancelled, or suspended, or for which an application for renewal has been refused:
iii: been placed in receivership, gone into liquidation, or been adjudged bankrupt:
iv: been a director of a company that has been placed in receivership or put into liquidation, and been involved in the events leading to the company being placed in receivership or put into liquidation:
v: been prohibited or disqualified from acting as a director or promoter of, or in any way, whether directly or indirectly, being concerned or taking part in the management of, a company under section 382, 383, or 385 of the Companies Act 1993:
vi: been prohibited from acting as a director or directly or indirectly being concerned, or taking part, in the management of a company under section 299 of the Insolvency Act 2006:
b: the profile of past compliance by the applicant and each key person with—
i: this Act, minimum standards, game rules, Gazette
ii: the Racing Act 2003 or the Racing Act 1971 (and any rules of racing made under either of those Acts); and
iii: previous gaming Acts, and regulations made under previous gaming Acts; and
iv: a licence or a site approval issued under a previous gaming Act; and
c: the financial position and credit history of the applicant and each key person.
84: New section 203A inserted
The following section is inserted after section 203
203A: Significant changes in relation to licensed promoter’s licence must be notified
1: A licensed promoter must notify the Secretary and provide details of significant changes to the information supplied in, or accompanying, an application for a licence or an amendment to or renewal of a licence.
2: Notification must occur before, or as soon as practicable after, the changes occur.
3: The powers and obligations in section 200 apply to a notification of changes as if the notification were an application for a licensed promoter’s licence.
4: The Secretary may require the licensed promoter to apply for an amendment to the licence under section 205A
85: Heading above section 205 amended
The heading above section 205 or amendment Renewal
86: Renewal of licensed promoter’s licence
Section 205(3) 200 193, 200,
87: New section 205A inserted
The following section is inserted after section 205
205A: Amending licensed promoter’s licence
1: A licensed promoter must apply to the Secretary to amend that licensed promoter’s licence if he, she, or it proposes to make any change that impacts on the licensed promoter’s ability to continue to comply with this Act or the licence.
2: An application must be on the relevant standard form.
3: The Secretary may return an incomplete application, and the accompanying documents and any fee, to an applicant.
4: Sections 200 and 201 apply to an application for amendment as if it were an application for a licensed promoter’s licence.
5: The Secretary must refuse to amend a licensed promoter’s licence if any investigations carried out by the Secretary cause the Secretary not to be satisfied about any of the matters specified in section 201.
88: New section 225A inserted
The following section is inserted after section 225
225A: Protection of Gambling Commission and Department
1: The Chief Gambling Commissioner, a Gambling Commissioner, or a person providing services to the Gambling Commission under section 228 is not liable—
a: for any act or omission by reason only of being the Chief Gambling Commissioner, a Gambling Commissioner, or a person providing those services; or
b: for any act or omission by him or her, in the performance or intended performance of the Gambling Commission’s functions, unless done in bad faith.
2: The Secretary may indemnify the Chief Gambling Commissioner, a Gambling Commissioner, or a person providing services to the Gambling Commission under section 228 for costs incurred by him or her in a proceeding that relates to acts or omissions by him or her in good faith in the performance or intended performance of the Gambling Commission’s functions.
3: The Secretary may effect insurance for the Chief Gambling Commissioner, a Gambling Commissioner, or a person providing services to the Gambling Commission under section 228 in relation to—
a: liability (other than criminal liability) for any act or omission in the performance or intended performance of the Gambling Commission’s functions; and
b: costs incurred in any proceeding relating to that liability or in any criminal proceedings.
4: In this section,—
a: references to the Chief Gambling Commissioner, a Gambling Commissioner, or a person providing services to the Gambling Commission include references to a former Chief Gambling Commissioner, a former Gambling Commissioner, and a person who formerly provided services to the Gambling Commission under section 228:
b: effect insurance indemnify
89: Gambling Commission to sit in divisions
1: The heading to section 227 to may
2: Section 227
1: The Gambling Commission may, as it thinks fit, sit as a division to carry out any of its functions under section 224.
2: If the Gambling Commission decides to sit as a division, the division must consist of up to 3 members, including the Chief Gambling Commissioner or a Gambling Commissioner acting on behalf of the Chief Gambling Commissioner.
3: Section 227(4) to (6)
90: Appeals
1: Section 235(4) or the date of the High Court decision (as the case may be) decision
2: Section 235
4A: To avoid doubt, a casino licence remains in force (unless it expires or is surrendered) until all appeals are decided, or the period for appeal expires.
91: Functions of Lotteries Commission
Section 238(b) risks of problem gambling and underage gambling are risk of problem gambling and underage gambling is
92: Board of Lotteries Commission
Section 240(1) 5 members at least 2, and not more than 9, members
93: Crown entity
Section 291 is
94: Subpart 4 repealed
Subpart 4
3: Amendments to provisions relating to harm prevention and minimisation, enforcement, and other matters
95: Age restriction on instant games and similar games
Section 301(5) he or she the defendant
96: Age restriction on class 4 gambling
Section 302(5) and (6) he or she the defendant
97: Age restriction on gambling in casinos
Section 303(3) and (4) he or she the defendant
98: Requirement to develop policy for identifying problem gamblers
1: Section 308(3) The holder of a class 4 venue licence or The venue manager or the holder of a
2: Section 308
4: A venue manager or the holder of a casino operator’s licence, or a person acting on behalf of either of those persons, must take all reasonable steps to ensure that the policy is used to identify actual or potential problem gamblers.
3: Section 308
6: A venue manager or the holder of a casino operator’s licence, or a person acting on behalf of either of those persons, who contravenes subsection (4)
99: Exclusion order may be issued to problem gambler identified under section 308
1: Section 309(1) or she , she, or it
2: Section 309(3) and (4) , or a person acting on behalf of either of those persons, licence
100: New section 309A inserted
The following section is inserted after section 309
309A: Duty to assist problem gambler if ongoing concern exists
A venue manager or the holder of a casino operator’s licence, or a person acting on behalf of either of those persons, must take all reasonable steps to assist a person including, if appropriate, issuing the person with an exclusion order under section 309(3)
a: the venue manager or the holder of the casino operator’s licence, or a person acting on behalf of either of those persons, has already approached the person and provided information or advice to the person about problem gambling under section 309(1)
b: the person has not requested that he or she be issued with an exclusion order under section 310(1)
c: the person’s ongoing gambling or other behaviour at the venue means that the venue manager or the holder of the casino operator’s licence, or a person acting on behalf of either of those persons, still has reasonable grounds to believe that the person is a problem gambler.
101: Exclusion order must be issued to self-identified problem gambler
1: Section 310(1)(a) and (b) , or a person acting on behalf of either of those persons, licence
2: Section 310(1)(b) gambling area of the entering the
3: Section 310
1A: A venue manager or the holder of a casino operator’s licence, or a person acting on behalf of either of those persons, may refuse to issue an exclusion order under subsection (1) if—
a: the person requesting the order fails or refuses to comply with a request to—
i: provide the person’s name and date of birth; and
ii: either provide a recent photograph of the person or consent to a photograph of him or her being taken; or
b: the quality of the photograph referred to in paragraph (a)(ii)
4: Section 310(2) , or a person acting on behalf of either of those persons, licence
102: New section 312 substituted
Section 312
312: Offences relating to breach of exclusion order
1: Every person commits an offence who enters the gambling area of a class 4 venue or casino venue—
a: in breach of an exclusion order issued under section 309(3) or 310(1)
b: in breach of a condition of re-entry imposed under section 309(4) or 310(2)
2: Every venue manager or the holder of a casino operator’s licence, or a person acting on behalf of either of those persons, commits an offence who, after having received a request under section 310(1) section 310(1A)
3: Every venue manager or the holder of a casino operator’s licence, or a person acting on behalf of either of those persons, commits an offence who—
a: allows a person who is subject to an exclusion order under section 310(1)
b: fails to remove a person who has entered those areas—
i: in breach of an exclusion order issued under section 310(1)
ii: in breach of a condition of re-entry imposed under section 310(2)
4: It is a defence to a charge under subsection (3)
a: there were procedures in place at the venue to prevent a person subject to an exclusion order issued under section 310(1)
b: the defendant had reasonable grounds to believe that those procedures would be effective in preventing a person subject to an exclusion order issued under section 310(1)
c: despite the breach of subsection (3)
5: Every person who commits an offence—
a: against subsection (1)
b: against subsection (2) or (3)
103: New section 312A inserted
The following section is inserted after section 312
312A: Duty to keep record of excluded persons
Every holder of a class 4 venue licence or casino operator’s licence must,—
a: in relation to each person excluded from the class 4 venue or casino venue (as the case may be), keep a record of—
i: the person’s name and date of birth (if provided); and
ii: whether the person was excluded from the venue under section 309 or 310
iii: the date on which the exclusion order was issued and the date of its expiry; and
iv: any conditions imposed on the person’s re-entry to the venue; and
b: provide the person's initials and date of birth and the information referred to in paragraph (a)(ii) to (iv)
104: Regulations relating to harm prevention and minimisation
1: Section 313(1)
ba: restricting or prohibiting inducements to gamble: .
2: Section 313(1)(e) that may be conducted at a specified venue
3: Section 313(1)(e)(iii) information or frequency of
4: Section 313(1)
ea: regulating the transfer of money to a gaming machine: .
5: Section 313(1)(f) to persons about particular forms of gambling or classes of gambling
6: Section 313(1)
g: restricting or prohibiting the advertising of gambling, gambling delivery mechanisms, gambling venues, gambling prizes, or any other thing related to gambling, or prescribing codes requiring such advertising to be responsible: .
7: Section 313(1)
ha: specifying minimum standards or content for problem gambling awareness training: .
8: Section 313(1)(i)
iia: the availability of EFTPOS devices in close proximity to gambling equipment at a venue: .
9: Section 313(2)
d: to any particular games, or classes of games, or categories, classes, or forms of gambling.
105: Regulations relating to exclusion of problem gamblers
1: Section 316(1)(a)
a: prescribing 1 or more procedures to enable a venue manager, the holder of a class 4 operator’s licence or the holder of a casino operator’s licence, or a person acting on behalf of any of those persons, to identify problem gamblers (including the sources of information that must or may be considered or sought to assist in identifying problem gamblers): .
2: Section 316(2) must may
106: Process for developing integrated problem gambling strategy
Section 318(1)(e)
e: take into account any under-recovery or over-recovery of levy (gambling sector by gambling sector) in previous levy periods; and .
107: Calculating levy
1: The formula in section 320(2) ± R × C
2: Section 320(2) D
R: is the estimated under-recovery or over-recovery of levy from a sector in previous levy periods .
3: Section 320(3) calculating the levy rate under subsection (2) this section
4: Section 320(3)(a) in amount A,
5: Section 320(3)(a)(ii) section 12B of the Gaming Duties Act 1971 section 104(5)
6: Section 320(3)(b)(i) or the department responsible for the administration of this Act Department
7: Section 320(3)(c)
c: the proposed amount of C must take into account the approximate cost to Government of the integrated problem gambling strategy in the 3-year period for which the levy is payable: .
8: Section 320(3)(d)(i) or the department responsible for the administration of this Act Department
108: New section 320A inserted
After section 320
320A: Levy may be calculated for period of less than 3 years
1: Sections 319 and 320 authorise (but do not require) the calculation of the levy on the basis that—
a: it will be payable only for a period that commences part-way through the 3-year period to which it relates; but
b: it is set at a rate sufficient to recover the full cost of the integrated problem gambling strategy for the whole of that 3-year period.
2: Subsection (1)
109: Section 321 repealed
Section 321
110: Section 325 repealed
Section 325
111: New section 326A inserted
The following section is inserted after section 326
326A: Temporary operation of gambling equipment for research or evaluation purposes
1: Despite section 326, the Secretary may, by notice in the Gazette
a: the operation of the gambling equipment is primarily for research or evaluation purposes for the purpose of this Act; and
b: the methodology of the research or evaluation proposal is approved by the department responsible for the integrated problem gambling strategy; and
c: the gambling equipment used for the research or evaluation purposes is to be operated for no longer than 12 months; and
d: the operation of the gambling equipment complies with all other relevant requirements of this Act.
2: A declaration made under subsection (1)
a: the purpose of the research or evaluation; and
b: the commencement and expiry date of the research or evaluation; and
c: the name of the gambling operator who will conduct the gambling at the venue at which the research or evaluation will take place; and
d: the address and a description of the venue at which the gambling will be conducted; and
e: details of the gambling equipment that may be operated at the venue for the research or evaluation purposes; and
f: any other conditions that the Secretary thinks fit, including conditions relating to—
i: the management of the research or evaluation:
ii: the ownership of the data generated by the research or evaluation:
iii: the management of the gambling that will be conducted, including records that must be kept and reporting requirements:
iv: the need to minimise the possibility of problem gambling while conducting the research or evaluation:
v: the need to encourage responsible gambling while conducting the research or evaluation:
vi: the areas within a venue that are the only areas permitted for operating gambling equipment in conducting the research or evaluation; and
g: any other conditions consistent with this Act that the Secretary considers will promote or ensure compliance with this Act.
3: The Secretary may revoke an approval given under subsection (1)
4: The Secretary may consider a request from any person to make a declaration under subsection (1)
112: Functions of gambling inspector
1: Section 332(c) societies gambling operators
2: Section 332(d) or conducting gambling gambling
113: Power of gambling inspector to require information or documents
Section 333(2) or documents information
114: Power of gambling inspector to enter and demand information
1: Section 334(1)(b) operation conduct
2: Section 334(3)(a) or the conduct of gambling
115: Power of gambling inspector to seize equipment in public place
Section 336(6)(b) or the conduct of gambling
116: Search warrants
Section 340(4)(b) or the conduct of gambling
117: Regulations relating to infringement offences
1: Section 360(b)(i) $50,000 $5,000
2: Section 360(b)(ii) $10,000 $2,500
118: Evidence of bookmaking
Section 362(1)(b) and or
119: Information gathering
Section 365
4: For the purposes of this section, the Secretary—
a: may specify the types of information that may be required under subsection (1) or (2); and
b: may specify the manner and form in which that information must be collected and provided to the Secretary; and
c: may require that information to be provided regularly, at specified intervals or in respect of specified periods; and
d: must make any statistical information collated by the Secretary from that information available on the Department's Internet site, or in another electronic form that is easily accessible to the public, within a reasonable time after that information is collated.
120: Power to make game rules
Section 367
1: The Secretary may make rules and amend or revoke rules made—
a: for playing or participating in particular games or classes of games, or categories, classes, or forms of gambling; and
b: for the systems, processes, information, and documentation associated with particular games or classes of games, or categories, classes, or forms of gambling.
121: Regulations relating to forms of gambling and gambling equipment
1: Section 368(a) , or type of act, behaviour, or transaction transaction
2: Section 368(b) , or type of machine, device, or thing thing
122: New section 370A inserted
The following section is inserted after section 370
370A: Regulations relating to offences
The Governor-General may, by Order in Council, make regulations for all or any of the following purposes:
a: prescribing offences in respect of the contravention of any regulation or game rule made under this Act:
b: prescribing the penalty for each offence under paragraph (a)
i: in the case of a licence holder, must not exceed $10,000:
ii: in the case of an individual, must not exceed $5,000.
123: Other regulations
1: Section 371(1)(d) class 4
2: Section 371(1)
da: specifying the time frame within which, and the accounts from which, the costs incurred in conducting gambling must be met:
db: specifying the time frame within which, and the accounts from which, funds must be applied to or distributed for authorised purposes: .
3: Section 371(2)(d) classes of game classes of games, or categories, classes, or forms of gambling
124: Consultation before regulation
Section 372(1)
a: inserting 86 21,
b: inserting 370A 370,
4: Repeals and other amendments
125: Section 373 repealed
Section 373
126: Savings
Section 376(2)
127: Schedule 6 amended
1: Schedule 6 s 104 Banking and other related requirements for gaming machine profits $2,500 s 105 Banking requirements for interest, investment return, etc, on gaming machine profits $2,500
2: Schedule 6 s 105A Management of bank accounts for gaming machine profits $2,500
3: The item relating to section 267 in Schedule 6 267 267(2)
4: The item relating to section 268 in Schedule 6 268 268(1)
128: Schedule 7 repealed
Schedule 7
129: Consequential amendments to Gaming Duties Act 1971
1: This section amends the Gaming Duties Act 1971
2: Paragraph (a) of the definition of gaming machine operator section 12B corporate society
3: Section 12B society
4: Section 12B corporate society .
5: Paragraph (b) of the definition of gaming wins section 12M authorised games casino gambling 2015-03-03 Gaming Duties Act 1971
130: Consequential amendment to Gambling (Class 4 Net Proceeds) Regulations 2004
1: This section amends the Gambling (Class 4 Net Proceeds) Regulations 2004
2: Regulation 3(1) gross proceeds gross proceeds .
3: The heading to Part 2 conducts class 4 gambling mainly to distribute mainly or wholly distribute
4: Regulation 9(1) conducts class 4 gambling mainly to distribute mainly or wholly distributes 2015-03-03 Gambling (Class 4 Net Proceeds) Regulations 2004
131: Consequential amendment to Gambling (Harm Prevention and Minimisation) Regulations 2004
1: This section amends the Gambling (Harm Prevention and Minimisation) Regulations 2004
2: Regulation 12(2)(c) risks and consequences dangers 2015-03-03 Gambling (Harm Prevention and Minimisation) Regulations 2004 Transitional provisions
132: Notices under section 116(1)(b) to have prospective effect only
A notice under section 116(1)(b) section 71
133: New definition of net proceeds to have prospective effect only
The net proceeds of a corporate society in any financial year that commenced before the commencement of this Act must be determined as if section 5(10)