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not contravene Parts 3, 4 or this Part in respect of any gambling promotional content that:
           (a)           relates solely to Government sanctioned lotteries, lotto, keno or competitions;
           (b)           relates to entertainment or dining facilities at places where betting or gambling takes place, provided that the promotional content does not draw attention to betting or gambling; or
           (c)           relates to tourism, provided that the promotional content does not draw attention to betting or gambling.

Part 6 — Record-keeping

20 Copies of commercial arrangements relating to gambling promotional content
An online content service provider who provides gambling promotional content on an online content service in conjunction with live coverage of a sporting event must:
           (a)           keep a copy of any contracts or written arrangements in place or entered into under which the provider agrees to provide gambling promotional content in conjunction with live coverage of the sporting event; and
           (b)           ensure that a copy of each contract or written arrangement referred to in paragraph (a) is kept while the agreement or contract is in place, and for 6 months following the expiry or termination of the agreement or contract.

21 Record of placement of gambling promotional material to be kept
(1)           An online content service provider who provides gambling promotional content on an online content service in conjunction with live coverage of a sporting event must make records sufficient to enable the provider's compliance with these rules to be readily ascertained, including without limitation:
           (a)           written records of the date and duration of the content stream of the live coverage of the sporting event and the location of the relevant end-users where known; and
           (b)           audio or audio‑visual records, as the case may be, of the stream of the live coverage of the sporting event.
(2)           A written record, made in accordance with paragraph (1)(a), must be retained in the online content service provider's custody for at least 6 months after the day the live coverage of the sporting event to which the record relates was provided on the online content service.
(3)           An audio or audio‑visual record, made in accordance with paragraph (1)(b),  must be retained in the online content service provider's custody:
           (a)           for at least 6 weeks after the day the live coverage of the sporting event to which the record relates was provided on the online content service; or
           (b)           if, before the end of those 6 weeks, the provider becomes aware that a complaint has been made about compliance with these rules, in respect of that sporting event—for at least 90 days after the day the live coverage of the sporting event was provided.

22 Make records available to the ACMA
An online content service provider must