Gaming Machines Regulation 2019
50PGaming plans of management
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50P Gaming plans of management
50P Gaming plans of management
(1) This clause applies to a hotelier or registered club if—
(a) the hotelier or registered club holds a gaming machine entitlement or permit, and
(b) approved gaming machines operate at the hotel or club premises.
(2) The hotelier or registered club must have a plan (a gaming plan of management) relating to the management of gaming for the hotel or club premises that complies with subclauses (3) and (4).
Maximum penalty—50 penalty units.
(3) The gaming plan of management must—
(a) be in the form approved by the Secretary, and
(b) address how the hotelier or registered club will comply with the Act and this regulation in relation to the following—
(i) the provision of signage and information about help for gambling harm and player information,
(ii) the provision of assistance to players in relation to harm minimisation measures under the Act and this regulation, including information about self-exclusion schemes and counselling services for gambling harm,
(iii) the prevention of minors from using gaming machines,
(iv) the payment of prizes and cashing of cheques,
(v) the management of player reward schemes and player accounts, including the provision of player activity statements,
(vi) RCG and advanced RCG certification and refresher training for venue staff,
(vii) the appointment, implementation and management of responsible gambling officers,
(viii) the duties of responsible gambling managers in relation to the responsible gambling officers for the hotel or club,
(ix) the implementation and management of gambling incident registers, particularly by including procedures to ensure compliance with Subdivision 1,
(x) compliance with clause 50G, and
(b) include a plan of the venue that identifies the location of gaming machine areas, approved gaming machines and cash dispensing facilities, and