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GAMING MACHINES ACT 2001 - SECT 22
Exchange of AADs for poker machine entitlements
(1) The Authority may, on application by a hotelier, allocate in respect of
the hotel licence: (a) in the case of a hotel situated in a
metropolitan area-one poker machine entitlement in exchange for the hotelier
(either alone or in combination with any other hotelier in such an area)
surrendering to the Authority the authorisation under Part 5 to keep 3
approved amusement devices, and
(b) in the case of a country hotel-one
poker machine entitlement in exchange for the hotelier (either alone or in
combination with any other hotelier whose hotel is a country hotel or a
registered club whose premises are not in a metropolitan area) surrendering to
the Authority the authorisation under Part 5 to keep 2
approved amusement devices.
(1A) If a hotelier surrenders any such
authorisation to keep approved amusement devices (referred to in this Act as
the
"surrendered AAD entitlements"): (a) the surrendered AAD entitlements are
taken to be forfeited to the Authority, and
(b) the gaming machine threshold
for the hotel or club premises concerned is to be decreased by the number of
surrendered AAD entitlements, and
(c) the hotelier cannot apply for
authorisation under Part 5 to keep such number of approved amusement devices
as would replace (wholly or partly) the number of
surrendered AAD entitlements.
(1B) If, in relation to an application by a
hotelier under this section, a hotelier surrenders, in combination with
another hotelier, any such authorisation to keep approved amusement devices,
the Authority may not allocate a poker machine entitlement under this section
in respect of that application if: (a) in the case of hotels situated in a
metropolitan area-either one of the hoteliers is, at the time of the
application, authorised to keep 3 or more approved amusement devices, or
(b)
in the case of country hotels-either one of the hoteliers is, at the time of
the application, authorised to keep 2 or more approved amusement devices.
(2)
On the third anniversary of the commencement of this subsection (as inserted
by the Gaming Machines Amendment Act 2008 ): (a) any authorisation under Part
5 to keep an approved amusement device is automatically cancelled, and
(b)
the gaming machine threshold for the hotel or club premises concerned is to be
decreased by the relevant number of approved amusement devices.
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