26AEnforceable undertakings

#### 26A Enforceable undertakings 26A Enforceable undertakings > > (1) This section applies if a casino operator, or a close associate of a casino operator, has given an enforceable undertaking. > > > (2) The enforceable undertaking may be varied or withdrawn— > > > > > (a) at the request of the person who gave the undertaking, and > > > > > (b) with the consent of the NICC. > > > (3) The NICC may publish the enforceable undertaking, in the way the NICC considers appropriate, unless the NICC considers— > > > > > (a) the undertaking includes matters that are commercial in confidence, or > > > > > (b) publication of the undertaking would be not be in the public interest, or > > > > > (c) the undertaking includes personal information that cannot be easily redacted or the redaction of the information would make the publication of the undertaking meaningless. > > > (4) If the NICC is satisfied that the person who gave the enforceable undertaking has, without reasonable excuse, failed to comply with the undertaking, the NICC may certify the failure to the Supreme Court. > > > (5) The Supreme Court may then inquire into the case and— > > > > > (a) order the person to comply with the enforceable undertaking within a period specified by the Court, or > > > > > (b) if the Court is satisfied the person failed, without reasonable excuse, to comply with the enforceable undertaking—punish the person as if the person were in contempt of the Court and, if the Court thinks fit, also make an order under paragraph (a). > > **s 26A:** Ins 2022 No 36, Sch 1\[25\].