Racing Integrity Act 2016
sec.121What are the conditions of an offcourse approval
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sec.121 What are the conditions of an offcourse approval
The conditions of a racing bookmaker’s offcourse approval are— for a racing bookmaker who is an individual—the racing bookmaker must carry on bookmaking in person at a licensed venue in accordance with the accepted undertaking for the offcourse approval; and for a racing bookmaker who is a corporation—the executive officers of the racing bookmaker must carry on bookmaking in person at a licensed venue in accordance with the accepted undertaking for the offcourse approval; and an approved place for the offcourse approval must not be open to, or available for use by, the public; and a condition imposed by the Minister on the offcourse approval when granting the approval. A condition mentioned in subsection (1) (a) , (b) or (c) is a mandatory condition of the offcourse approval. (sec.121-ssec.1) The conditions of a racing bookmaker’s offcourse approval are— for a racing bookmaker who is an individual—the racing bookmaker must carry on bookmaking in person at a licensed venue in accordance with the accepted undertaking for the offcourse approval; and for a racing bookmaker who is a corporation—the executive officers of the racing bookmaker must carry on bookmaking in person at a licensed venue in accordance with the accepted undertaking for the offcourse approval; and an approved place for the offcourse approval must not be open to, or available for use by, the public; and a condition imposed by the Minister on the offcourse approval when granting the approval. (sec.121-ssec.2) A condition mentioned in subsection (1) (a) , (b) or (c) is a mandatory condition of the offcourse approval.
- (a) for a racing bookmaker who is an individual—the racing bookmaker must carry on bookmaking in person at a licensed venue in accordance with the accepted undertaking for the offcourse approval; and
- (b) for a racing bookmaker who is a corporation—the executive officers of the racing bookmaker must carry on bookmaking in person at a licensed venue in accordance with the accepted undertaking for the offcourse approval; and
- (c) an approved place for the offcourse approval must not be open to, or available for use by, the public; and
- (d) a condition imposed by the Minister on the offcourse approval when granting the approval.