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Gaming Machine Act 1991
sec.226Licensee’s register of gaming machines
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### sec.226 Licensee’s register of gaming machines
Each licensee must, at each of the licensee’s licensed premises, keep a register listing all gaming machines on the premises.
Maximum penalty—100 penalty units.
The register must be in the approved form and must show if each gaming machine—
is owned or leased by the licensee, or otherwise in the licensee’s possession under an arrangement; and
is, or is not, connected to an electronic monitoring system.
In this section—
leased includes supplied under a hire-purchase agreement under the Hire-purchase Act 1959 and subleased.
s 226 ins 1997 No. 24 s 24
amd 1998 No. 11 s 11 ; 1999 No. 8 s 77 ; 1999 No. 77 s 156 ; 2002 No. 43 s 112 sch 2 ; 2004 No. 21 s 46
(sec.226-ssec.1) Each licensee must, at each of the licensee’s licensed premises, keep a register listing all gaming machines on the premises. Maximum penalty—100 penalty units.
(sec.226-ssec.2) The register must be in the approved form and must show if each gaming machine— is owned or leased by the licensee, or otherwise in the licensee’s possession under an arrangement; and is, or is not, connected to an electronic monitoring system.
(sec.226-ssec.3) In this section— leased includes supplied under a hire-purchase agreement under the Hire-purchase Act 1959 and subleased.
- (a) is owned or leased by the licensee, or otherwise in the licensee’s possession under an arrangement; and
- (b) is, or is not, connected to an electronic monitoring system.