Interactive Gambling Act 1998
95Consideration of, and decisions about, submissions
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95 Consideration of, and decisions about, submissions (1) The commission must consider a submission and either approve it or refuse to approve it. (2) In considering a submission, the commission may, by written notice given to the licensed provider, require the licensed provider— (a) to give the commission the further information about the submission that is specified in the notice and is necessary and reasonable to help the commission to make a decision about the submission; or (b) to allow the commission to submit the proposed control system, or the approved control system as proposed to be changed, to tests.
(3) In considering whether to give an approval, the commission must have regard to— (a) whether the submission satisfies the requirements under this division; and (b) whether the licensed provider’s proposed control system, or approved control system as proposed to be changed, is capable of providing satisfactory and effective control over the conduct of interactive games. (4) The commission may refuse to give an approval if the licensed provider fails to comply with a requirement under subsection (2) without a reasonable excuse. (5) The commission must promptly give to the licensed provider a written notice of the commission’s decision. (6) If the commission refuses to give an approval, the notice under subsection (5) must state the reasons for the decision and, if the commission believes that the submission is capable of being easily rectified to enable the commission to approve it, the notice must also— (a) explain how the submission may be changed; and (b) invite the licensed provider to resubmit the submission after making the appropriate changes. (7) In this section: submission means a submission under section 93 or 94.
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