sec.261ASelf-exclusion order

### sec.261A Self-exclusion order If a person gives a licensee a self-exclusion notice under section 261 , the licensee must as soon as practicable give to the person— a notice in the approved form (a self-exclusion order ) prohibiting the person from entering or remaining in the licensed premises or gaming machine area; and details, including the name and address, of at least 1 entity that provides counselling services for persons experiencing harm from gambling. Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. A self-exclusion order has effect for the period— starting when it is given to the person; and ending on the earlier of the following— when a revocation notice for the order takes effect under section 261B (3) ; the day that is 5 years after the day the order is given to the person. s 261A ins 2004 No. 21 s 50 (amd 2005 No. 12 s 25 (1) ) amd 2024 No. 10 s 103 (sec.261A-ssec.1) If a person gives a licensee a self-exclusion notice under section 261 , the licensee must as soon as practicable give to the person— a notice in the approved form (a self-exclusion order ) prohibiting the person from entering or remaining in the licensed premises or gaming machine area; and details, including the name and address, of at least 1 entity that provides counselling services for persons experiencing harm from gambling. Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. (sec.261A-ssec.2) A self-exclusion order has effect for the period— starting when it is given to the person; and ending on the earlier of the following— when a revocation notice for the order takes effect under section 261B (3) ; the day that is 5 years after the day the order is given to the person. - (a) a notice in the approved form (a self-exclusion order ) prohibiting the person from entering or remaining in the licensed premises or gaming machine area; and - (b) details, including the name and address, of at least 1 entity that provides counselling services for persons experiencing harm from gambling. - (a) starting when it is given to the person; and - (b) ending on the earlier of the following— (i) when a revocation notice for the order takes effect under section 261B (3) ; (ii) the day that is 5 years after the day the order is given to the person. - (i) when a revocation notice for the order takes effect under section 261B (3) ; - (ii) the day that is 5 years after the day the order is given to the person. - (i) when a revocation notice for the order takes effect under section 261B (3) ; - (ii) the day that is 5 years after the day the order is given to the person.