Gaming Control Act 1993
68CPayments into and out of Fund
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68C Payments into and out of Fund (1) The following money is to be paid into the Community Benefit Fund: (a) all money received and assessed by the Director under section 156 of the Gaming Machine Act 1995 as gaming machine community benefit levy;
Gaming Control Act 1993 49 (aa) all money received and assessed by the Director as gaming machine community benefit levy under section 35A; (b) all money received by the Director as unclaimed prizes (other than unclaimed prizes in respect of foreign lotteries conducted under section 40); (c) all money forfeited under section 78; (d) all other money that, under any Act, is required to be paid into the Fund. (2) The Minister must determine the total amount to be paid out of the Fund in a financial year in respect of each purpose specified in section 68A(2). (3) An application: (a) for a grant for a purpose mentioned in section 68A(2)(a) or (b), or for a minor benefit for a purpose mentioned in section 68A(2)(c), is made to the Director; and (b) for a major benefit for a purpose mentioned in section 68A(2)(c) is made to the Community Benefit Committee. (4) If an application is made to the Director or the Committee, the Director or Committee must: (a) consider the application; and (b) recommend to the Minister that the Minister: (i) approve the whole or part of the grant or benefit; or (ii) refuse to approve the grant or benefit. (5) The Minister may, having regard to the recommendation of the Director or Committee: (a) approve the whole or part of the grant or benefit; or (b) refuse to approve the grant or benefit. (6) If at the end of a financial year there is surplus money remaining in the Fund, that money must be: (a) retained in the Fund; and (b) applied to the following financial year for the purposes mentioned in section 68A(2).
Gaming Control Act 1993 50 68CA Definitions In this Part: affected person, for a reviewable decision, means a person to whom any of the following applies: (a) for a decision that relates to disciplinary action relating to a licence – the person is the licensee; (b) for a decision that was made in relation to an application – the person is the applicant; (c) the person made a submission, complaint or objection (however described) during the process that resulted in the decision being made. delegate decision means a reviewable decision that is made by a delegate of the Director. reviewable decision means a decision prescribed by regulation. 68CB Notice of delegate decision (1) As soon as practicable after making a delegate decision, a delegate of the Director must give written notice of the decision to each affected person. (2) The notice must state the following: (a) the delegate decision and the reasons for it; (b) that the affected person may apply for a review of the decision under section 68CC; (c) the period allowed for applying for a review. 68CC Application for review (1) An affected person for a delegate decision may apply to the Director for a review of the decision. (2) The application must be made: (a) within 28 days after written notice of the delegate decision is given to the affected person; or (b) by any later date allowed by the Director.