Charitable and Non-Profit Gaming Act 1999
sec.183AProhibition on control of application for category 3 gaming licence
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sec.183A Prohibition on control of application for category 3 gaming licence
A person, other than an approved person, must not have or gain— control over an application, or the content of an application, by an eligible association; or the ability to control an application or the content of an application by an eligible association; or the ability to interpose between the holder of a category 3 gaming licence and the chief executive in relation to an application made by the holder. Maximum penalty—200 penalty units. In this section— application means an application for, or to renew, a category 3 gaming licence. approved person , in relation to an application by an eligible association, means a person who is, and is acting in the capacity of, the secretary, an executive officer or a member of the association. s 183A ins 2008 No. 2 s 20 (sec.183A-ssec.1) A person, other than an approved person, must not have or gain— control over an application, or the content of an application, by an eligible association; or the ability to control an application or the content of an application by an eligible association; or the ability to interpose between the holder of a category 3 gaming licence and the chief executive in relation to an application made by the holder. Maximum penalty—200 penalty units. (sec.183A-ssec.2) In this section— application means an application for, or to renew, a category 3 gaming licence. approved person , in relation to an application by an eligible association, means a person who is, and is acting in the capacity of, the secretary, an executive officer or a member of the association.
- (a) control over an application, or the content of an application, by an eligible association; or
- (b) the ability to control an application or the content of an application by an eligible association; or
- (c) the ability to interpose between the holder of a category 3 gaming licence and the chief executive in relation to an application made by the holder.