Gaming Machine Regulation 2004
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57 Link service fee (1) The linked-jackpot contract may provide for the licensee to pay a fee to the permit-holder for use of the linked-jackpot arrangement (the link service fee). (2) A link service fee must be worked out at the same rate for each linked licensee under the linked-jackpot arrangement. (3) A link service fee for a linked-jackpot arrangement must be fair and reasonable, having regard to the following considerations: (a) the amount spent by the permit-holder to set up the arrangement; (b) the amount spent by the permit-holder to operate the arrangement; (c) the best interests of each linked licensee and the people who play the gaming machines in the linked-jackpot arrangement; (d) anything else relevant to the costs and returns of the arrangement for both the permit-holder and the linked licensee. (4) A link service fee is not part of, or related to, the linked licensee’s linked-jackpot contributions.