Gaming Machine Act 2004
27Authorisation certificate for class C gaming machines—
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27 Authorisation certificate for class C gaming machines— form (1) An authorisation certificate for a class C licence must— (a) include the following: (i) the licensee’s name;
(ii) if the licensee carries on business under a name other than (iii) the licensee’s ABN; (iv) the licensee’s— (B) if the licensee is an incorporated association— association number; and (b) state the licensee’s licence number; and (c) include a unique identifying number (an authorisation certificate number); and (d) state that class C gaming machines only are allowed under the (e) state the details of the premises where the licensee is authorised to have the gaming machines; and (f) state the details of the part of the premises (the gaming areas) where the licensee is allowed to operate the gaming machines; and (g) state the maximum number of authorisations for gaming machines under the authorisation certificate; and (h) include a schedule (an authorisation schedule) that contains— (i) the serial number of each gaming machine the licensee has under the authorisation certificate; and
(ii) a unique identifying number for each authorisation (an authorisation number) under the authorisation certificate. Note A licensee may also store gaming machines the licensee has under an authorisation (see div 6A.7). (2) A regulation may prescribe other requirements in relation to the form of an authorisation certificate or authorisation schedule. Division 2B.4 Licences and authorisation certificates—class B gaming