Wagering Act 1998
sec.186Exempt authority operators
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sec.186 Exempt authority operators
The chief executive may declare a permit holder to be an exempt authority operator for this division. The chief executive may make a declaration only if the chief executive considers— the permit holder’s operations conducted under the oncourse wagering permit are not significant; and in particular, the extent of wagering conducted does not warrant an audit of any of the permit holder’s documents relating to the operations. A declaration must be made by written notice given to the permit holder. (sec.186-ssec.1) The chief executive may declare a permit holder to be an exempt authority operator for this division. (sec.186-ssec.2) The chief executive may make a declaration only if the chief executive considers— the permit holder’s operations conducted under the oncourse wagering permit are not significant; and in particular, the extent of wagering conducted does not warrant an audit of any of the permit holder’s documents relating to the operations. (sec.186-ssec.3) A declaration must be made by written notice given to the permit holder.
- (a) the permit holder’s operations conducted under the oncourse wagering permit are not significant; and
- (b) in particular, the extent of wagering conducted does not warrant an audit of any of the permit holder’s documents relating to the operations.