Gaming Machine Act 2004
132Removal of gaming machines from premises
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132 Removal of gaming machines from premises (1) This section applies to a person who held a licence or authorisation certificate that has ceased to be in force, other than a person whose licence or authorisation certificate is suspended. (2) The person commits an offence if, at the end of the required period, a gaming machine that was allowed to be operated under the authorisation certificate is on the premises for which the certificate was issued. relevant decision means the decision of the commission (if any) because of which the licence or authorisation certificate ceased to be in force. required period means— (a) 2 weeks after the day— (i) the licence or authorisation certificate ceases to be in force; or (ii) if an application for review of the relevant decision may be made but is not made—the time for applying for review of the decision ends; or (iii) if an application is made to review the relevant decision— the application is withdrawn, dismissed or decided; or (b) any further period the commission, whether before or after the end of the period, in writing, approves.