Racing Integrity Act 2016
sec.77Special requirements for betting by racing bookmaker who holds offcourse approval
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sec.77 Special requirements for betting by racing bookmaker who holds offcourse approval
A racing bookmaker for a code of racing who holds an offcourse approval must not make a bet on a contest, contingency or event other than— a race to be decided at a race meeting at a licensed venue managed by the control body for the code of racing and at which the commission is exercising control; or a sporting contingency declared, under section 141 , by the control body for that code of racing as a declared sporting contingency; or a contest, contingency or event at a meeting for the racing of animals held outside Queensland that is managed by an entity with which the control body for the code of racing has entered into an arrangement as mentioned in the Racing Act , section 82 (2) (k) and at which the commission is exercising control. Maximum penalty—400 penalty units. s 77 amd 2002 No. 58 s 170 sch 2
- (a) a race to be decided at a race meeting at a licensed venue managed by the control body for the code of racing and at which the commission is exercising control; or
- (b) a sporting contingency declared, under section 141 , by the control body for that code of racing as a declared sporting contingency; or
- (c) a contest, contingency or event at a meeting for the racing of animals held outside Queensland that is managed by an entity with which the control body for the code of racing has entered into an arrangement as mentioned in the Racing Act , section 82 (2) (k) and at which the commission is exercising control.