37GOffence—failure to dispose of gaming machines

37G Offence—failure to dispose of gaming machines (a) an authorisation held by the person was surrendered or cancelled under section 37F; and (b) the commission gave the person a storage permit for a gaming machine to which the authorisation related; and

(c) the person fails to dispose of the gaming machine mentioned in the permit— (i) in the way the commission directs; or (ii) within the period stated in the storage permit. Note Div 6A.3 deals with disposal of gaming machines.

Compliance with licence conditions Division 3.1 Part 3 Licences and authorisation certificates—conditions Division 3.1 Compliance with licence conditions 39 Offence—failure to comply with condition (a) the licensee’s licence is subject to a condition; and (b) the licensee fails to comply with a requirement of the condition. (2) A licensee commits an offence if— (a) an authorisation certificate held by the licensee is subject to a condition; and (b) the licensee fails to comply with a requirement of the condition. Note Conditions on licences and authorisation certificates are imposed by the commission and by other parts of the Act, as well as by this part. (4) Subsections (1) and (2) do not apply if the licensee took all reasonable steps to comply with a requirement of the condition. mentioned in s (4) (see Criminal Code, s 58).

Division 3.2 General licence and authorisation certificate conditions Division 3.2 General licence and authorisation certificate conditions 39A Compliance with requirements for issue of licence and authorisation certificate (1) It is a condition of a licence that the licensee— (a) continually meets each requirement for the issue of a licence; and Note For the requirements for the issue of a licence, see s 17, in relation to class C gaming machines, and s 29 in relation to class B gaming machines. (b) continues not to do anything that would, if the licensee were applying for a licence, cause the licensee to be refused the licence. Note For the grounds for refusing to issue a class C licence, see s 18. (2) It is a condition of an authorisation certificate that the licensee— (a) continually meets each requirement for the issue of an Note For the requirements for the issue of an authorisation certificate, see s 23, in relation to class C gaming machines, and s 29, in relation to class B gaming machines. (b) continues not to do anything that would, if the licensee were applying for an authorisation certificate, cause the licensee to be refused the authorisation certificate. Note For the grounds for refusing to issue an authorisation certificate for a class C licence, see s 24.