Charitable and Non-Profit Gaming Act 1999
sec.27Safe custody of lucky envelopes
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sec.27 Safe custody of lucky envelopes
The holder of a lucky envelope printer licence must ensure— stocks of lucky envelopes held by the holder are kept in a secure place; and adequate security arrangements exist to prevent access to the place by persons who are not authorised by the holder to have the access. A person conducting lucky envelopes must ensure— the following are kept in a secure place— stocks of lucky envelopes held by the person; any microchip or other program storage media for random number generator software used by the person in a lucky envelope vending machine; and adequate security arrangements exist to prevent access to the place by persons who are not authorised by the person conducting the lucky envelopes to have the access. Maximum penalty—40 penalty units. (sec.27-ssec.1) The holder of a lucky envelope printer licence must ensure— stocks of lucky envelopes held by the holder are kept in a secure place; and adequate security arrangements exist to prevent access to the place by persons who are not authorised by the holder to have the access. (sec.27-ssec.2) A person conducting lucky envelopes must ensure— the following are kept in a secure place— stocks of lucky envelopes held by the person; any microchip or other program storage media for random number generator software used by the person in a lucky envelope vending machine; and adequate security arrangements exist to prevent access to the place by persons who are not authorised by the person conducting the lucky envelopes to have the access. Maximum penalty—40 penalty units.
- (a) stocks of lucky envelopes held by the holder are kept in a secure place; and
- (b) adequate security arrangements exist to prevent access to the place by persons who are not authorised by the holder to have the access.
- (a) the following are kept in a secure place— (i) stocks of lucky envelopes held by the person; (ii) any microchip or other program storage media for random number generator software used by the person in a lucky envelope vending machine; and
- (i) stocks of lucky envelopes held by the person;
- (ii) any microchip or other program storage media for random number generator software used by the person in a lucky envelope vending machine; and
- (b) adequate security arrangements exist to prevent access to the place by persons who are not authorised by the person conducting the lucky envelopes to have the access.
- (i) stocks of lucky envelopes held by the person;
- (ii) any microchip or other program storage media for random number generator software used by the person in a lucky envelope vending machine; and