New South Wales Consolidated Regulations

PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2007 - REG 19

19 Exempt contracts

(1) The following contracts, or classes of contracts, are prescribed for the purposes of paragraph (b) of the definition of "exempt contract" in section 62 of the Act:

(a) a contract of employment,

(b) a contract relating to the supply or maintenance of gaming, security or surveillance equipment,

(c) a contract relating to the supply of gas, water or electricity, or postal or telecommunications services to a licensee or agent,

(d) a contract relating to the supply of legal, accounting, financial, corporate or property advisory services to a licensee or agent,

(e) a contract relating to the supply of share registry services to a licensee or agent,

(f) a contract relating to the supply of airline services to a licensee or agent,

(g) a contract of insurance and a contract relating to the supply of insurance to, or the procurement of insurance for, a licensee or agent,

(h) a contract relating to the supply of off-site parking for the premises used or to be used by a licensee or agent in connection with the conduct of a public lottery,

(i) a contract relating to the supply of ticketing agency services to a licensee or agent,

(j) a contract relating to the supply of superannuation services for the benefit of employees of a licensee or agent,

(k) a contract relating to the supply of banking or financial services to a licensee or agent,

(l) a contract relating to the provision of membership services by an industry representative body to a licensee or agent,

(m) a contract relating to the provision of marketing, advertising or promotional goods or services to a licensee or agent.

(2) Despite subclause (1), the following contracts, or classes of contracts, are not exempt contracts:

(a) 2 or more contracts for the supply of goods and services by the same supplier during any 12 month period if the aggregate amount payable under the contracts is $550,000 or more,

(b) a contract relating to the supply of gaming equipment if the amount payable under the contract is $11,000 or more,

(c) a contract relating to the maintenance of gaming equipment if the amount payable under the contract is $11,000 or more,

(d) a contract relating to the supply or maintenance of security or surveillance equipment if the amount payable under the contract is $110,000 or more.

(3) In this clause, "gaming equipment" has the same meaning as it has in the Casino Control Act 1992 .