Interactive Gambling (Player Protection) Act 1998
sec.15Revocation of authorisation
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sec.15 Revocation of authorisation
The Minister may, by written notice given to a licensed provider, revoke the authorisation for a particular interactive game if the Minister is of the opinion— the licensed provider has contravened a condition of the authorisation; or compliance with the conditions of the authorisation can not be effectively monitored or enforced; or there is some other good reason to revoke the authorisation. However, the Minister may only revoke an authorisation under this section after giving the licensed provider written notice of the proposed revocation and the reasons for it and allowing the licensed provider a reasonable opportunity to make representations. (sec.15-ssec.1) The Minister may, by written notice given to a licensed provider, revoke the authorisation for a particular interactive game if the Minister is of the opinion— the licensed provider has contravened a condition of the authorisation; or compliance with the conditions of the authorisation can not be effectively monitored or enforced; or there is some other good reason to revoke the authorisation. (sec.15-ssec.2) However, the Minister may only revoke an authorisation under this section after giving the licensed provider written notice of the proposed revocation and the reasons for it and allowing the licensed provider a reasonable opportunity to make representations.
- (a) the licensed provider has contravened a condition of the authorisation; or
- (b) compliance with the conditions of the authorisation can not be effectively monitored or enforced; or
- (c) there is some other good reason to revoke the authorisation.