Keno Act 1996
sec.42Exempt keno employee
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sec.42 Exempt keno employee
The chief executive may declare— a keno employee to be an exempt keno employee; or a class of keno employees to be an exempt class of keno employees. The chief executive may make a declaration only if the chief executive is satisfied— the functions of the employee, or of each employee included in the class, relating to the conduct of approved keno games, are minor; and the licensing of the employee, or of each employee included in the class, is not warranted. A declaration must be made in writing. (sec.42-ssec.1) The chief executive may declare— a keno employee to be an exempt keno employee; or a class of keno employees to be an exempt class of keno employees. (sec.42-ssec.2) The chief executive may make a declaration only if the chief executive is satisfied— the functions of the employee, or of each employee included in the class, relating to the conduct of approved keno games, are minor; and the licensing of the employee, or of each employee included in the class, is not warranted. (sec.42-ssec.3) A declaration must be made in writing.
- (a) a keno employee to be an exempt keno employee; or
- (b) a class of keno employees to be an exempt class of keno employees.
- (a) the functions of the employee, or of each employee included in the class, relating to the conduct of approved keno games, are minor; and
- (b) the licensing of the employee, or of each employee included in the class, is not warranted.