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Gaming Machines Act 2001

119Standards of competence

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119 Standards of competence

The regulations may make provision for and with respect to standards of competence to be established or attained by an applicant for, or holder of, a gaming-related licence of a particular type.

Previous section118Control of business carried on under gaming-related licence

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