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Gaming Control Act 1993
35AGaming machine community benefit levy
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35A Gaming machine community benefit levy
(1) The Licensee of a casino must pay a gaming machine community
benefit levy to the Director for each month.
(2) For subsection (1), sections 144, 148(1), 150(2) and (3) and 152
to 159 of the Gaming Machine Act 1995 apply (except to the extent
that they relate to the gaming machine tax or costs and charges
payable under section 149A).
(3) Those provisions apply as if:
(a) the casino were licensed premises under the Gaming Machine
Act 1995; and
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(b) the Licensee's casino licence were a gaming machine licence
under that Act held by the Licensee; and
(c) a reference in those provisions to a prescribed matter or thing
were a reference to a matter or thing prescribed by regulation
under this Act; and
(d) section 144(1) required the report for a month to be lodged not
later than the prescribed day in the following month; and
(e) a reference in those provisions to a machine manager were a
reference to a person holding a Casino Operative Licence –
Gaming Standard.
(4) If a monthly assessment is made under section 148(1) of the
Gaming Machine Act 1995 as applied by subsection (2), by way of
an electronic monitoring system installed at the casino, the period
to be covered by the assessment commences when the system first
reports data from the casino to the Director for the month and ends
when the system first reports data from the casino to the Director in
the next month.