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67 Regulations about CMS (1) A regulation may provide for the approval and operation of a CMS. (2) In particular, a regulation may fix a date, or allow the commission to fix a date, by which stated gaming machines must be connected to the CMS.

Approval of gaming machines and peripheral equipment Division 6.1

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