Gaming Machine Regulation 2004
67Club’s business activities—Act, s 166 (2) (c)
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67 Club’s business activities—Act, s 166 (2) (c) (1) Expenditure on the following business activities by a licensee that is a club is not a community purpose contribution: (a) promoting the licensee’s activities or activities associated with the operation of— (i) the licensee; or (ii) an associated organisation of the licensee; (b) training for a licensee’s staff or executives including any training required under a gaming law; (c) professional entertainment or social or entertainment activities of a licensee, for members or patrons; (d) providing anyone with free or subsidised alcoholic beverages either directly or indirectly (for example, as a gift, donation or prize); (e) providing anyone with a contribution to be used for a gambling activity;
Division 9.3 Contributions not included in community purpose contributions Section 68 page 46 Gaming Machine Regulation 2004 (f) providing free or subsidised meals, snacks, other food or non-alcoholic drinks to the club’s members or patrons. (2) Subsections (1) (e) and (f) do not apply to an amount contributed to provide a prize for a raffle if— (a) the raffle is not conducted for the licensee, an associated organisation, a professional sportsman or a men’s professional sports team; and (b) the amount is otherwise contributed for a community purpose. (3) If a club refuge declaration is in force under the Act, section 166B in relation to a club, subsection (1) (f) does not apply to the provision of free non-alcoholic drinks to anyone accessing the club as a refuge.