Casino Control Act 2006
112Acceptance of cheques
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112 Acceptance of cheques (1) The casino licensee commits an offence if— (a) the licensee accepts a cheque from a person; and (b) the cheque— (i) is not a cheque prescribed by regulation; or (ii) is not accepted in a way prescribed by regulation. (a) the licensee accepts or cashes a cheque at the request of a person; and (b) the licensee has previously accepted or cashed a cheque at the request of the person that was not honoured on presentation; and (c) the debt incurred by the dishonoured cheque has not been discharged. (3) The casino licensee commits an offence if— (a) the licensee accepts a cheque that has not been redeemed under section 114; and (b) the licensee does not present the cheque for payment within the time determined by the commission under section 115.
(4) This section does not require the casino licensee to accept or cash a cheque.