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120 Lost or destroyed gaming-related licence

The Authority may, if satisfied that a gaming-related licence has been lost or destroyed, issue a duplicate of the licence on payment of the fee prescribed by the regulations.

s 120: Am 2007 No 92, Sch 3 [56].

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