Australian Capital Territory Current Acts

GAMING MACHINE ACT 2004 - SECT 28

    (1)     A person may apply to the commission for a licence and authorisation certificate for class B gaming machines (a class B licence and authorisation certificate application ) only if—

        (a)     the application relates to a business being purchased from the holder of a class B licence; and

        (b)     the business is operated under a general licence or on licence.

Note 1     If a form is approved under the Control Act

, s 53D for an application, the form must be used.

Note 2     A fee may be determined under s 177 for an application.

    (2)     A class B licence and authorisation certificate application must—

        (a)     be in writing signed by the applicant; and

        (b)     include the following:

              (i)     if the applicant is an individual—the applicant's full name;

              (ii)     the name of the applicant's legal entity;

              (iii)     if the applicant carries on business under a name other than the name of the applicant's legal entity—the name under which the applicant carries on business;

              (iv)     the applicant's ABN and ACN (if any); and

        (c)     state that the application is for a class B licence and authorisation certificate; and

        (d)     state the address, and block and section number, of the premises where the business is operated; and

        (e)     state the number of gaming machines at the premises; and

        (f)     state the serial number for each gaming machine at the premises; and

        (g)     if the applicant is a corporation—

              (i)     state the name and address of each director of the corporation; and

              (ii)     state the name of each influential person for the corporation and the person's relationship with the corporation; and

        (h)     include anything else prescribed by regulation.

Note 1     The commission may refuse to consider an application that is not properly completed. If the commission refuses to consider the application, it lapses (see s 9 (2)).

Note 2     If additional information in relation to an application is not given to the commission within the time required by the commission, the commission may refuse to consider the application. If the commission refuses to consider the application, it lapses (see s 9 (4)).