Mutual Recognition (Equivalence of Gaming and Other Occupations) Declaration 2009
Part 1Casino and Gaming Occupations
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Part 1 Casino and Gaming Occupations
4. Equivalent casino occupations 4. Equivalent casino occupations
4. Equivalent casino occupations
(1) Subject to subsection (2), the occupation which may be carried on only by a person granted a registration, in the jurisdiction, described in Column A of Schedule 1 (first jurisdiction) is equivalent to the occupation which may be carried on only by a person granted a registration, in a jurisdiction, described in the same row of Schedule 1 (second jurisdiction), subject to any conditions, limitations or restrictions indicated in Schedule 1.
(2) The occupation which may be carried on only by a person granted a registration, in the jurisdiction, described in Rows 2, 4, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 16, 19, 22 and 23 of Column A of Schedule 1 (first jurisdiction) is, subject to any conditions, limitations or restrictions indicated in Schedule 1, equivalent to the occupation which may be carried on only by a person granted a registration, in the jurisdiction, described in the same row of Schedule 1 (second jurisdiction), where the registrations issued by both jurisdictions authorise the same activity, or same combination of listed activities, below:
(a) casino management;
(b) casino executive management;
(c) the conduct of gaming;
(d) gaming machine;
(e) keno gaming;
(f) the maintenance, construction, or repair of gaming equipment;
(g) the maintenance or repair of security and surveillance equipment;
(h) the maintenance and support of computer systems in the casino;
(i) the movement of money or chips about the casino (other than in relation to the supply of food and beverages);
(j) the storage and exchange of money or chips to patrons in the casino (other than in relation to the supply of food and beverages);
(k) the counting of money or chips in the casino (other than in relation to the supply of food and beverages);
(l) cash and accounting (other than in relation to the supply of food and beverages);
(m) internal audit operations;
(n) the storage of gaming equipment in the casino;
(o) casino promotions (if this is PR);
(p) security operations;
(q) surveillance operations;
(r) administrative and incidental operations.
(3) For the purposes of subsection (2), where a registration issued by the first jurisdiction does not identify the activities authorised by the registration, the registration is deem
ed to authorise only the activities in fact carried out by the registration hol
der in the first jurisdiction.