Gaming Machine Act 2004
28Licence and authorisation certificate for class B gaming
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28 Licence and authorisation certificate for class B gaming machines—restricted application (1) A person may apply to the commission for a licence and authorisation certificate for class B gaming machines (a class B licence and authorisation certificate application) only if— (a) the application relates to a business being purchased from the holder of a class B licence; and (b) the business is operated under a general licence or on licence. (2) A class B licence and authorisation certificate application must— (i) if the applicant is an individual—the applicant’s full name; (ii) the name of the applicant’s legal entity; (iii) if the applicant carries on business under a name other than the name of the applicant’s legal entity—the name under which the applicant carries on business; (iv) the applicant’s ABN and ACN (if any); and
Licences and authorisation certificates—class B gaming machines Division 2B.4 (c) state that the application is for a class B licence and authorisation (d) state the address, and block and section number, of the premises where the business is operated; and (e) state the number of gaming machines at the premises; and (f) state the serial number for each gaming machine at the premises; and (g) if the applicant is a corporation— (i) state the name and address of each director of the corporation; and (ii) state the name of each influential person for the corporation and the person’s relationship with the corporation; and (h) include anything else prescribed by regulation.