sec.72MRequirement to implement pre-commitment system

### sec.72M Requirement to implement pre-commitment system A regulation may provide that, in a stated casino, a person must not be allowed to do the following other than under a pre-commitment system in accordance with the regulation— play a stated game; carry out a stated activity associated with playing a game. buying chips A regulation may make provision about a pre-commitment system or any other matter relating to a regulation under subsection (1) , including any of the following— the types of limits that must be available to players under the system to help them to control their gambling expenditure and time spent gambling; a limit that applies to a player; the requirements for removing a limit applying to a player; a default limit that applies to a player who has not opted for a different limit; how amounts are calculated or measured for the purpose of a limit; how a player may set or change a limit applying to the person; A regulation may provide for a cooling-off period before an increase to the amount of a limit takes effect. A regulation may provide for a requirement that must be met before a person may increase the amount of a limit. the periods to which a limit applies; A regulation may provide for daily, weekly and monthly limits on a person’s net loss on a game or total time spent playing a game. installation of the pre-commitment system; the provision of information to the chief executive about the operation of, or another matter relating to, the pre-commitment system; obligations of the casino operator, relating to the pre-commitment system, to help ensure safer gambling; obligations about when and how to interact with a person to ensure compliance with a limit applying to the person the availability of ways of accessing the pre-commitment system; the use of player cards and player accounts under the pre-commitment system; persons to whom a regulation mentioned in subsection (1) applies or does not apply. In this section— access , a pre-commitment system, includes— obtain information stored in the system; and add, delete or change limits, information or settings stored in the system. s 72M ins 2024 No. 10 s 43 (sec.72M-ssec.1) A regulation may provide that, in a stated casino, a person must not be allowed to do the following other than under a pre-commitment system in accordance with the regulation— play a stated game; carry out a stated activity associated with playing a game. buying chips (sec.72M-ssec.2) A regulation may make provision about a pre-commitment system or any other matter relating to a regulation under subsection (1) , including any of the following— the types of limits that must be available to players under the system to help them to control their gambling expenditure and time spent gambling; a limit that applies to a player; the requirements for removing a limit applying to a player; a default limit that applies to a player who has not opted for a different limit; how amounts are calculated or measured for the purpose of a limit; how a player may set or change a limit applying to the person; A regulation may provide for a cooling-off period before an increase to the amount of a limit takes effect. A regulation may provide for a requirement that must be met before a person may increase the amount of a limit. the periods to which a limit applies; A regulation may provide for daily, weekly and monthly limits on a person’s net loss on a game or total time spent playing a game. installation of the pre-commitment system; the provision of information to the chief executive about the operation of, or another matter relating to, the pre-commitment system; obligations of the casino operator, relating to the pre-commitment system, to help ensure safer gambling; obligations about when and how to interact with a person to ensure compliance with a limit applying to the person the availability of ways of accessing the pre-commitment system; the use of player cards and player accounts under the pre-commitment system; persons to whom a regulation mentioned in subsection (1) applies or does not apply. (sec.72M-ssec.3) In this section— access , a pre-commitment system, includes— obtain information stored in the system; and add, delete or change limits, information or settings stored in the system. - (a) play a stated game; - (b) carry out a stated activity associated with playing a game. Example of an activity— buying chips - (a) the types of limits that must be available to players under the system to help them to control their gambling expenditure and time spent gambling; - (b) a limit that applies to a player; - (c) the requirements for removing a limit applying to a player; - (d) a default limit that applies to a player who has not opted for a different limit; - (e) how amounts are calculated or measured for the purpose of a limit; - (f) how a player may set or change a limit applying to the person; Examples— 1 A regulation may provide for a cooling-off period before an increase to the amount of a limit takes effect. 2 A regulation may provide for a requirement that must be met before a person may increase the amount of a limit. - 1 A regulation may provide for a cooling-off period before an increase to the amount of a limit takes effect. - 2 A regulation may provide for a requirement that must be met before a person may increase the amount of a limit. - (g) the periods to which a limit applies; Example— A regulation may provide for daily, weekly and monthly limits on a person’s net loss on a game or total time spent playing a game. - (h) installation of the pre-commitment system; - (i) the provision of information to the chief executive about the operation of, or another matter relating to, the pre-commitment system; - (j) obligations of the casino operator, relating to the pre-commitment system, to help ensure safer gambling; Example— obligations about when and how to interact with a person to ensure compliance with a limit applying to the person - (k) the availability of ways of accessing the pre-commitment system; - (l) the use of player cards and player accounts under the pre-commitment system; - (m) persons to whom a regulation mentioned in subsection (1) applies or does not apply. - 1 A regulation may provide for a cooling-off period before an increase to the amount of a limit takes effect. - 2 A regulation may provide for a requirement that must be met before a person may increase the amount of a limit. - (a) obtain information stored in the system; and - (b) add, delete or change limits, information or settings stored in the system.