Gaming Machine Act 2004
127ZStorage permit amendment—commission’s own initiative
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127Z Storage permit amendment—commission’s own initiative The commission may amend a storage permit on its own initiative to correct a mistake, error or omission on the storage permit. 127ZA Storage permit amendment—reissue of storage permit If the commission amends a storage permit under this division, the commission must give the licensee a new storage permit. Subdivision 6A.7.7 Storage permits—trading authorisations under permits 127ZB Trading authorisations under storage permits— procedure (1) This section applies if a disposing licensee who holds a storage permit trades a stored authorisation to an acquiring licensee under division 6A.6 (Trading of authorisations and gaming machines). (2) The disposing licensee must give the commission— (a) details of the acquiring licensee; and (b) written notice to— (i) amend the disposing licensee’s storage permit to remove references to the stored authorisation and its associated
(ii) if the gaming machine is not being sold to the acquiring licensee—issue to the disposing licensee a storage permit for an interim purpose for the gaming machine. Note 1 The trading of a stored authorisation is a notifiable action (see pt 13A and sch 2). Note 2 A failure to comply with this section is a ground for disciplinary action 127ZC Trading authorisations under storage permits—decision on application by disposing licensee (1) This section applies if the commission receives written notice from a disposing licensee under section 127ZB (2) for a storage permit for an interim purpose for a gaming machine to be disposed of under the trade mentioned in that section. (2) The commission must issue the storage permit to the disposing licensee. (3) The storage permit must be— (a) in the form mentioned in section 127S (Storage permit—form); and (b) subject to the conditions mentioned in section 127T (Storage permit—conditions); and (c) for a period not longer than 3 months.
Subdivision 6A.7.8 Storage permits—miscellaneous 127ZE Gaming machines and authorisations under storage permits—inspection (1) The commission may, by written notice (an inspection notice) given to a licensee who holds a storage permit, require the licensee to, within a stated reasonable time, allow an authorised officer to inspect— (a) the storage permit; and (b) any gaming machine under the storage permit; and (c) the premises where any gaming machine is stored under the storage permit. (2) The inspection notice must include a statement that— (a) a failure to comply with the notice may be a ground for disciplinary action; and (b) the commission may exercise its powers under the Control Act to undertake an inspection. Note The commission’s powers of inspection under this section are in addition to the commission’s powers of inspection under the Control Act (see Control Act, pt 4). 127ZF Storage of gaming machines and authorisations—rules (1) The commission may determine rules about the following in relation to the storage of gaming machines and authorisations under a storage permit: (a) the class of gaming machine to which the rules apply; (b) the type of premises where gaming machines must be stored; (c) the circumstances in which premises may be used for storing gaming machines for 2 or more licensees;