Interactive Gambling (Player Protection) Act 1998
sec.93Destruction of fingerprints
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sec.93 Destruction of fingerprints
This section applies if— an application for a key person licence is refused; or a key person licence is surrendered; or a key person licence lapses; or a key person licence is cancelled. The chief executive must have any fingerprints of the applicant or the former key person licensee taken for the application for the key person licence destroyed as soon as practicable. However, if an application for a key person licence is refused, or a key person licence is cancelled, the fingerprints are not to be destroyed until the end of the time allowed for starting an appeal or, if there is an appeal, until the appeal is decided. (sec.93-ssec.1) This section applies if— an application for a key person licence is refused; or a key person licence is surrendered; or a key person licence lapses; or a key person licence is cancelled. (sec.93-ssec.2) The chief executive must have any fingerprints of the applicant or the former key person licensee taken for the application for the key person licence destroyed as soon as practicable. (sec.93-ssec.3) However, if an application for a key person licence is refused, or a key person licence is cancelled, the fingerprints are not to be destroyed until the end of the time allowed for starting an appeal or, if there is an appeal, until the appeal is decided.
- (a) an application for a key person licence is refused; or
- (b) a key person licence is surrendered; or
- (c) a key person licence lapses; or
- (d) a key person licence is cancelled.