83Types of gaming-related licences and authority they confer

83 Types of gaming-related licences and authority they confer

83 Types of gaming-related licences and authority they confer

(1) For the purposes of this Act, the types of gaming-related licences, and the authority they confer, are as follows—

(a) gaming machine dealer’s licence—authorises the licensee—

(i) to manufacture and assemble gaming machines in or on the premises specified in the licence, and

(ii) to sell, or negotiate the sale of, approved gaming machines (whether or not manufactured or assembled by the licensee), and

(iii) to service, repair and maintain approved gaming machines in or on the premises specified in the licence,

(b) gaming machine seller’s licence—authorises the licensee—

(i) as an employee of the holder of a dealer’s licence or seller’s licence—to negotiate on behalf of the employer the sale of approved gaming machines, and

(ii) to sell, as principal or agent, approved gaming machines,

(c) gaming machine technician’s licence—authorises the licensee—

(i) to service, repair and maintain approved gaming machines, and

(ii) as an employee of the holder of a testing facility licence—to carry out, in the course of that employment, the authorised functions of that licensee,

(d) (Repealed)

(e) gaming machine testing facility licence—authorises the licensee, in or on the premises specified in the licence, to test gaming machines—

(i) in connection with an application under section 63, or

(ii) in such other circumstances as the Authority may determine,

to ascertain whether the gaming machines meet the technical standards adopted by the Authority.

(2) The authority conferred by a gaming-related licence is subject to this Act and to any conditions to which the licence is subject.

(3) If a corporation is the holder of a dealer’s licence, seller’s licence or testing facility licence, the authority conferred by this section on the corporation extends to a director or secretary of the corporation.