sec.108Application for licence

### sec.108 Application for licence A control body’s policy for its licensing scheme must require a person who wishes to obtain a licence for a club or venue (the proposed licensee ) to apply for the licence in a control body form. To the extent it is relevant to the application for the licence, the application must include all of the following— the type of licence applied for; the type of work or activity to be performed by the proposed licensee; particulars of the proposed licensee; if the proposed licensee is an individual, appropriate training courses completed, or appropriate experience obtained, by the proposed licensee. Also, a control body’s policy relating to the licensing of a club must provide for the following matters— for the club’s application to be accompanied by a copy of a national police certificate for each executive officer of the applicant; the application can not be granted if an executive officer of the applicant has a conviction for any of the following, other than a spent conviction— an offence against this Act, the Racing Integrity Act or the repealed Racing and Betting Act 1980 ; an indictable offence, or a summary offence that involved dishonesty, fraud, stealing or unlawful betting, under any other Act or repealed Act; an offence against a law of another State, that is prescribed by regulation as a law about animal welfare, racing or betting; an animal welfare offence; the extent to which the control body must have regard to another conviction stated on the national police certificate other than a conviction mentioned in paragraph (b) ; after auditing a licensed club, if the control body is not satisfied it is suitable to continue to be licensed, the control body must take disciplinary action relating to the licence. A control body’s policy for its licensing scheme may require an application for a licence for a venue to be accompanied by a copy of a national police certificate for— if the applicant is an individual—the individual; or if the applicant is a corporation—each executive officer of the corporation. If a national police certificate is required under subsection (4) , the control body may consider all convictions stated in the national police certificate as relevant to the application for the licence. s 108 amd 2016 No. 12 s 351 (sec.108-ssec.1) A control body’s policy for its licensing scheme must require a person who wishes to obtain a licence for a club or venue (the proposed licensee ) to apply for the licence in a control body form. (sec.108-ssec.2) To the extent it is relevant to the application for the licence, the application must include all of the following— the type of licence applied for; the type of work or activity to be performed by the proposed licensee; particulars of the proposed licensee; if the proposed licensee is an individual, appropriate training courses completed, or appropriate experience obtained, by the proposed licensee. (sec.108-ssec.3) Also, a control body’s policy relating to the licensing of a club must provide for the following matters— for the club’s application to be accompanied by a copy of a national police certificate for each executive officer of the applicant; the application can not be granted if an executive officer of the applicant has a conviction for any of the following, other than a spent conviction— an offence against this Act, the Racing Integrity Act or the repealed Racing and Betting Act 1980 ; an indictable offence, or a summary offence that involved dishonesty, fraud, stealing or unlawful betting, under any other Act or repealed Act; an offence against a law of another State, that is prescribed by regulation as a law about animal welfare, racing or betting; an animal welfare offence; the extent to which the control body must have regard to another conviction stated on the national police certificate other than a conviction mentioned in paragraph (b) ; after auditing a licensed club, if the control body is not satisfied it is suitable to continue to be licensed, the control body must take disciplinary action relating to the licence. (sec.108-ssec.4) A control body’s policy for its licensing scheme may require an application for a licence for a venue to be accompanied by a copy of a national police certificate for— if the applicant is an individual—the individual; or if the applicant is a corporation—each executive officer of the corporation. (sec.108-ssec.5) If a national police certificate is required under subsection (4) , the control body may consider all convictions stated in the national police certificate as relevant to the application for the licence. - (a) the type of licence applied for; - (b) the type of work or activity to be performed by the proposed licensee; - (c) particulars of the proposed licensee; - (d) if the proposed licensee is an individual, appropriate training courses completed, or appropriate experience obtained, by the proposed licensee. - (a) for the club’s application to be accompanied by a copy of a national police certificate for each executive officer of the applicant; - (b) the application can not be granted if an executive officer of the applicant has a conviction for any of the following, other than a spent conviction— (i) an offence against this Act, the Racing Integrity Act or the repealed Racing and Betting Act 1980 ; (ii) an indictable offence, or a summary offence that involved dishonesty, fraud, stealing or unlawful betting, under any other Act or repealed Act; (iii) an offence against a law of another State, that is prescribed by regulation as a law about animal welfare, racing or betting; (iv) an animal welfare offence; - (i) an offence against this Act, the Racing Integrity Act or the repealed Racing and Betting Act 1980 ; - (ii) an indictable offence, or a summary offence that involved dishonesty, fraud, stealing or unlawful betting, under any other Act or repealed Act; - (iii) an offence against a law of another State, that is prescribed by regulation as a law about animal welfare, racing or betting; - (iv) an animal welfare offence; - (c) the extent to which the control body must have regard to another conviction stated on the national police certificate other than a conviction mentioned in paragraph (b) ; - (d) after auditing a licensed club, if the control body is not satisfied it is suitable to continue to be licensed, the control body must take disciplinary action relating to the licence. - (i) an offence against this Act, the Racing Integrity Act or the repealed Racing and Betting Act 1980 ; - (ii) an indictable offence, or a summary offence that involved dishonesty, fraud, stealing or unlawful betting, under any other Act or repealed Act; - (iii) an offence against a law of another State, that is prescribed by regulation as a law about animal welfare, racing or betting; - (iv) an animal welfare offence; - (a) if the applicant is an individual—the individual; or - (b) if the applicant is a corporation—each executive officer of the corporation.