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Casino Control Act 2006

99Issue of chips

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99 Issue of chips (1) A casino official commits an offence if the official— (a) issues, or allows someone else to issue, chips for gaming in the (b) the chips are not paid for— (i) in money to the face value of the chips; or

(ii) by chip purchase vouchers issued in accordance with the control procedures or the procedure prescribed by regulation.

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