Australian Capital Territory Repealed Acts

This legislation has been repealed.

GAMING MACHINE ACT 1987 (REPEALED) - SECT 14

    (1)     An application for a licence may be made by—

        (a)     a club; or

        (b)     a person who is the holder of a general licence; or

        (c)     a person who is the holder of an on licence;

in relation to the premises of the club, or the premises in relation to which the general licence or on licence applies.

Note     A fee may be determined under s 66 (Determination of fees) for this section.

    (2)     An application for a licence shall be in writing and—

        (a)     shall, for an application by an individual—

              (i)     specify the name and address of the applicant; and

              (ii)     be signed by the applicant; and

        (b)     shall, for an application by a club—

              (i)     specify the name and address of—

    (A)     the club; and

    (B)     each officer of the club; and

    (C)     each relevant influential person; and

              (ii)     be accompanied by—

    (A)     a copy of the constitution and rules of the club; and

    (B)     a list of names, in alphabetical order, and addresses of all members of the club at the date of the application, certified by the secretary of the club to be correct; and

    (C)     a statement, signed by the secretary of the club, setting out the grounds on which it is claimed that the club is an eligible club; and

              (iii)     be signed by the secretary of the club; and

        (c)     shall, for an application by a body corporate other than a club—

              (i)     specify the name and address of the directors of the body corporate; and

              (ii)     be signed by a director of the body corporate on behalf of the body corporate; and

        (d)     shall specify the class, number, type, coin denomination and percentage payout of gaming machines in relation to which the licence is sought; and

        (e)     for a corporation (including a club)—must state in relation to each relevant influential person the nature of the person's relationship to the corporation; and

        (f)     must be accompanied by a social impact assessment; and

        (g)     must be accompanied by rules that the licensee proposes to adopt to control the operation of gaming machines on the licensed premises; and

        (h)     must be accompanied by an application for approval, in accordance with section 41, of the part of the premises where the gaming machines are to be installed; and

              (i)     must be accompanied by any other information or document required by the commission.

    (3)     A social impact assessment must comply with the guidelines under section 14AB.