Gaming Machine Act 2004
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127K Trading authorisations and gaming machines— regulations (1) A regulation may prescribe— (a) conditions relating to the trading of authorisations and gaming machines under this division, including restricting or suspending the trading of authorisations or gaming machines— (i) in a stated location; or (ii) for a stated period, or until a stated event occurs; and (b) any other requirements in relation to the trading of authorisations (with or without gaming machines) under this division, including in relation to arrangements for acquiring or disposing of gaming machines.
(2) The commission may make recommendations to the Minister for appropriate regulations under subsection (1), including in relation to the following: (a) whether the increase of trading in authorisations (with or without gaming machines) in a particular location will have an adverse effect on problem gamblers; (b) whether it is in the public interest to restrict or suspend the trading of authorisations (with or without gaming machines) under this division, either generally or in relation to a stated location. (3) If the commission makes recommendations to the Minister under subsection (2), the Minister must consider the recommendations. Division 6A.7 Storage of authorisations and gaming Subdivision 6A.7.1 Interpretation 127L Meaning of storage permit—Act storage permit means a permit that authorises a licensee to store 1 or more gaming machines, with or without the authorisations for the gaming machines— (a) for the purpose stated in the permit; and (b) at the place stated in the permit; and (c) for the period stated in the permit.