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Gaming Machines Regulation 2019
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#### 67 Records and returns
67 Records and returns
> > (1) A dealer must keep a record, in the form approved by the Authority, in respect of every approved gaming machine or logic board sold by the dealer.
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> > (2) The record must contain those of the following information that are relevant to the activities carried on by the dealer under the authority of the licence—
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> > > (a) the serial number of each approved gaming machine,
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> > > (b) the month and year of manufacture and assembly of each approved gaming machine or logic board,
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> > > (c) the name of the person to whom each approved gaming machine or logic board is sold,
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> > > (d) the date of sale, and the sale price, of each approved gaming machine or logic board,
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> > > (e) if an approved gaming machine or logic board that has not been sold leaves the dealer’s premises—
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> > > > (i) the reason why it is not on the premises, and
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> > > > (ii) the name of the person who took it away, and
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> > > > (iii) a description of any licence or other authority which authorises that person to have possession of the gaming machine or logic board under the Act.
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> > (3) At any time that the Authority may determine and notify by notice in writing served on the dealer, a dealer must—
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> > > (a) extract from the record made by the dealer under this clause any particulars that may be required by the notice, and
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> > > (b) furnish to the Authority—
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> > > > (i) those particulars, and
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> > > > (ii) a certificate that they are true and correct.
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> Maximum penalty—20 penalty units.