Gaming Machine Regulation 2004
64Maintenance of sports facilities
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64 Maintenance of sports facilities (1) The following contributions are community purpose contributions: (a) maintenance of a sports facility that has open community access; (b) maintenance of a sports facility that does not have open community access but is available some of the time for the community to use for sports or sports training. a sports ground that is normally locked but can be used by arrangement by sports teams in the community Note See s 69F and s 69G for working out the value of these community purpose contributions. open community access, for a facility, means the facility can be accessed or booked by any member of the community during operating hours apart from when the facility is— (a) incidentally unavailable; or (b) being actively used by others in the community. a tennis court or bowling green run by a club that is open from 10 am to 4 pm and is bookable for use by any person in the community during that time