Public Lotteries Act 1996 PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - Made under the Public Lotteries Act 1996 - As at 1 September 2007 - Reg 645 of 2002 TABLE OF PROVISIONS TABLE OF PROVISIONS PART 1 - PRELIMINARY 1. Name of Regulation 2. Commencement 3. Definition PART 2 - PRIZES 3A. Period in which prizes may be claimed 4. Unclaimed public lottery prizes 5. Disposal of certain money in prize fund if licence not in force 6. Publicity concerning prizewinners 6A. Prizes paid by agents PART 3 - RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING PRACTICES 7. Approval of English and other community language player information brochures 8. Provision of player information brochures 9. Provision of player information brochures in community languages 10. Gambling information and warnings 11. Counselling signage—notice to be displayed 12. Advertising of public lotteries 13. Payment of prize money by cheque or electronic funds transfer 14. Gambling inducements PART 4 - MISCELLANEOUS 15. Key employees (Keno) 16. Notification of change of circumstances in relation to licensees 17. Exempt contracts 18. Review of controlled contracts 18A. Saving of certain matters under expired licences 19. Construction of certain references SCHEDULE 1 PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 1 Name of Regulation 1 Name of Regulation This Regulation is the Public Lotteries Regulation 2002. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 2 Commencement 2 Commencement This Regulation commences on 1 September 2002. Note: This Regulation replaces the Public Lotteries Regulation 1996 which is repealed on 1 September 2002 under section 10 (2) of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1989. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 3 Definition 3 Definition (1) In this Regulation: "the Act" means the Public Lotteries Act 1996. (2) Notes included in this Regulation are explanatory notes and do not form part of this Regulation. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 3A Period in which prizes may be claimed 3A Period in which prizes may be claimed A claim for an unclaimed prize must be made: (a) on or before 1 December 2016, in the case of a prize won in a public lottery conducted on or before 30 November 2010, or (b) on or before the sixth anniversary of the date on which the public lottery to which the prize relates was conducted, in the case of a prize won in a public lottery conducted on or after 1 December 2010. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 4 Unclaimed public lottery prizes 4 Unclaimed public lottery prizes (2) An unclaimed prize may be disposed of by the licensee who conducted the public lottery in a manner and for a purpose approved by the Minister for the benefit of subscribers to public lotteries conducted by the licensee, or, in the case of an unclaimed Keno prize, for any other purpose approved of by the Minister. (2A) If the Minister approves of the disposal by a licensee of an unclaimed prize under subclause (2), the licensee must dispose of the unclaimed prize in the manner and for the purpose approved: (a) within the time, if any, specified in the approval, or (b) if a time is not specified in the approval, within 10 days after the day on which the approval is given, or (c) if the approval was given before the commencement of this subclause, within 10 days after that commencement. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 5 Disposal of certain money in prize fund if licence not in force 5 Disposal of certain money in prize fund if licence not in force The Minister may, with the approval of the Treasurer, distribute money to which section 27 (10) of the Act refers for the benefit of subscribers to public lotteries generally, by payment to the Consolidated Fund or for such other purposes as the Minister determines. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 6 Publicity concerning prizewinners 6 Publicity concerning prizewinners For the purposes of section 38 (2) of the Act, an entrant in a public lottery may request anonymity: (a) by having the request for anonymity recorded by the licensee in accordance with the rules of the public lottery, or (b) by indicating to the licensee (or an employee of the licensee) when claiming a prize that the person does not want his or her identity published. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 6A Prizes paid by agents 6A Prizes paid by agents For the purposes of section 39A of the Act, the prescribed amount: (a) in relation to a game of keno is $9,999, and (b) in relation to a public lottery (other than a game of keno) is $1,000. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 7 Approval of English and other community language player information brochures 7 Approval of English and other community language player information brochures (1) In this clause, "player information" means the following: (a) information concerning the chances of winning a major prize in a public lottery, (b) the G-line (NSW) helpline phone number operated under contractual arrangements made by the Department of Gaming and Racing. (2) The Minister may approve one or more pamphlets or brochures containing player information in the English language (a "player information brochure"). (3) The Minister may approve one or more pamphlets or brochures containing advice in the Arabic, Croatian, Chinese, Greek, Italian, Korean, Macedonian, Maltese, Serbian, Spanish, Turkish and Vietnamese languages that: (a) indicates the substance of the player information contained in a player information brochure, and (b) advises that the information will be supplied by the licensee or an agent of the licensee in the relevant language on request. (4) A pamphlet or brochure approved under subclause (3) may be combined with the player information brochure to which it relates. (5) The Minister may approve one or more pamphlets or brochures (a "community language player information brochure") containing player information in the Arabic, Croatian, Chinese, Greek, Italian, Korean, Macedonian, Maltese, Serbian, Spanish, Turkish and Vietnamese languages. (6) The Minister may vary or withdraw any approval given under this clause. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 8 Provision of player information brochures 8 Provision of player information brochures (1) A licensee must: (a) as soon as practicable after the requirements of subclause (2) first apply in relation to an agent of the licensee, provide to the agent sufficient copies of the player information brochures approved by the Minister under clause 7 (2) to enable the agent to comply with those requirements, and (b) provide further copies of the brochures to an agent of the licensee in accordance with a request by the agent. Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units. (2) An agent of a licensee must ensure that: (a) copies of at least one type of player information brochure approved by the Minister under clause 7 (2) are made available at each point of sale (under the control of the agent) for tickets or entries in, or subscriptions to, each public lottery conducted by the licensee, and (b) those copies are displayed in such a manner and in such a place that it would be reasonable to expect that a person purchasing a ticket or entry in, or subscribing to, such a lottery at that point of sale would be alerted to their presence. Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 9 Provision of player information brochures in community languages 9 Provision of player information brochures in community languages (1) A person may request a licensee or agent of a licensee to supply a community language player information brochure approved under clause 7 (5) in one of the languages specified in that subclause. (2) A licensee or agent of a licensee must supply a brochure in accordance with a request made under subclause (1) as soon as practicable after being requested to do so. Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 10 Gambling information and warnings 10 Gambling information and warnings (1) A licensee must ensure that each printed entry form (however described) and ticket in a public lottery conducted by the licensee contains the following: Is gambling a problem for you? CALL G-line (NSW) counselling service 1800 633 635 Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units. (2) Subclause (1) does not apply to instant lottery tickets (commonly known as “scratchies”). (3) A licensee must ensure that any written material provided by the licensee to explain to the public how to enter a public lottery contains: (a) an explanation of the chances of winning a major prize in the public lottery or, if there are different prize divisions in the public lottery, an explanation in relation to each of those divisions of the chances of winning a prize in that division, and (b) the following: Is gambling a problem for you? CALL G-line (NSW) counselling service 1800 633 635 Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units. (4) Subclauses (1) and (3) do not apply to any printed entry form, ticket or written material supplied to the licensee concerned under a contract or arrangement entered into before 9 November 2001. (5) A licensee or agent of a licensee must not extend the duration of any contract or arrangement entered into before 9 November 2001 for the supply of entry forms or tickets that do not contain the matter required by subclause (1). Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units. (6) A licensee or agent of a licensee must not extend the duration of any contract or arrangement entered into before 9 November 2001 for the supply of written material referred to in subclause (3) that does not contain the matter required by that subclause. Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units. (7) A licensee must include the following information on any website used by the licensee to promote or provide information about a public lottery conducted by the licensee: (a) the information contained in a player information brochure approved by the Minister under clause 7 (2), (b) an explanation of the chances of winning a major prize in the public lottery or, if there are different prize divisions in the public lottery, an explanation in relation to each of those divisions of the chances of winning a prize in that division. Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 11 Counselling signage—notice to be displayed 11 Counselling signage—notice to be displayed (1) A licensee must: (a) as soon as practicable after the requirements of subclause (2) first apply in relation to an agent of the licensee, provide to the agent sufficient copies of a notice that complies with this clause to enable the agent to comply with those requirements, and (b) provide further copies of the notice in accordance with a request by an agent of the licensee. Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units. (2) An agent of a licensee must: (a) display a notice that complies with this clause at each point of sale (under the control of the agent) for tickets or entries in, or subscriptions to, each public lottery conducted by the licensee, or in the vicinity of each such point of sale, and (b) display each such notice in such a manner that it would be reasonable to expect that a person in the vicinity of the point of sale in relation to which the notice is displayed would be alerted to its contents. Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units. (3) The notice must contain the following: Is gambling a problem for you? CALL G-line (NSW) counselling service 1800 633 635 (4) Subclause (3) does not prevent a notice under this clause containing other information. (5) The notice must be at least 42 centimetres by 29.5 centimetres in size, and the matter contained in the notice must be in letters and figures of not less than 0.6 centimetres in height. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 12 Advertising of public lotteries 12 Advertising of public lotteries (1) The requirements of subclauses (2) and (3) are prescribed as requirements for the purposes of section 39 (1) (b) of the Act. Note: Section 39 of the Act makes it an offence for a licensee or other person to publish, or cause to be published, any public lottery advertising that is false, misleading or deceptive or is in contravention of a requirement of the regulations. The maximum penalty for the offence is 50 penalty units. (2) A licensee or agent of a licensee must not publish, or cause to be published, any public lottery advertising that: (a) encourages a breach of the law, or (b) depicts children, or (c) suggests that winning will be a definite outcome of participating in a public lottery, or (d) suggests that entering a public lottery will definitely improve a person’s financial prospects, or (e) is not conducted in accordance with decency, dignity and good taste and in accordance with the Commercial Television Industry Code of Practice as in force at the time the public lottery advertising is published. (3) A licensee or agent of a licensee must ensure that any public lottery advertising in writing published or caused to be published, by the licensee or agent in a newspaper, magazine, poster or other printed document contains the following: Is gambling a problem for you? CALL G-line (NSW) counselling service 1800 633 635 (4) Subclauses (2) and (3) do not apply to the publication of any public lottery advertising under a contract or arrangement entered into before 9 November 2001. (5) A licensee or agent of a licensee must not enter into or extend the duration of any contract or arrangement for the publication of public lottery advertising that does any of the things referred to in subclause (2) (a)–(e). Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units. (6) In this clause: "public lottery advertising" means advertising that is directly related to the conduct of a public lottery. "publish" includes disseminate in any way, whether by oral, visual, written or other means (for example, dissemination by means of cinema, video, radio or television). PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 13 Payment of prize money by cheque or electronic funds transfer 13 Payment of prize money by cheque or electronic funds transfer (1) If in a game of keno the prize money payable to a person at the end of a customer session exceeds $2,000, the licensee or agent of the licensee responsible for paying the prize money: (a) if the person so requests, must pay the total prize money by means of: (i) a crossed cheque payable to the person, or (ii) an electronic funds transfer to an account nominated by the person (if those means are available), and (b) must pay so much of the total prize money as exceeds $2,000 by means of: (i) a crossed cheque payable to the person, or (ii) if the person so requests and those means are available, by means of electronic funds transfer to an account nominated by the person. Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units. (2) If in a public lottery (other than a game of keno) the total prize money payable to a person exceeds $1,000, the licensee responsible for paying the prize money must pay the total prize money by means of: (a) a crossed cheque payable to the person, or (b) if the person so requests, by means of electronic funds transfer to an account nominated by the person. Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units. (3) In this clause: "customer session" means the period of time starting when a subscriber: (a) makes an entry in a game of Keno, or (b) checks a receipt ticket in a game of Keno, or (c) cancels an entry into a game of Keno, and ending when the End Customer terminal key is activated. "crossed cheque" means a cheque crossed as referred to in section 53 of the Cheques Act 1986 of the Commonwealth as in force on 1 March 2002. "total prize money" means the total amount of money payable to a person as a result of the person winning money in respect of a single entry in a public lottery (whether or not that entry relates to one, or more than one, game in the public lottery). PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 14 Gambling inducements 14 Gambling inducements (1) A licensee or agent of a licensee, or an employee of a licensee or agent of a licensee, must not offer or supply any free or discounted liquor as an inducement to participate, or to participate frequently, in any public lottery conducted by the licensee. Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units. (2) In subclause (1), "liquor" has the same meaning as in the Liquor Act 1982. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 15 Key employees (Keno) 15 Key employees (Keno) (1) Any person who is concerned in any of the following ways in the conduct of games of Keno by a Keno licensee is a key employee for the purposes of paragraph (c) of the definition of "key employee" in section 4 (1) of the Act: (a) involvement, on behalf of the licensee, in the development or operation of any computer systems in relation to those games, (b) involvement, on behalf of the licensee, in the financial or accounting aspects of the conduct of those games. (2) Any of the following persons who are concerned or engaged in the conduct of games of Keno by a Keno licensee are also key employees for the purposes of paragraph (c) of the definition of "key employee" in section 4 (1) of the Act: (a) any person who is employed by or on behalf of Jupiters Gaming (NSW) Pty Limited in the capacity of, or who performs the duties of, general manager, systems manager, sales and marketing manager, contracts and distribution manager, operations manager or financial controller of that company, (b) any person who is employed by or on behalf of Club Gaming Systems (Holdings) Pty Ltd in the capacity of, or who performs the duties of, sales executive or training manager of that company, (c) any person involved, on behalf of Club Gaming Systems (Holdings) Pty Ltd, in the development or operation of any computer systems in relation to games of Keno conducted by a licensee, (d) any person involved, on behalf of Club Gaming Systems (Holdings) Pty Ltd, in the financial or accounting aspects of the conduct of such games. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 16 Notification of change of circumstances in relation to licensees 16 Notification of change of circumstances in relation to licensees (1) The kinds of changes set out in Schedule 1 are prescribed for the purposes of section 52 of the Act in relation to licensees for public lotteries. (2) The particulars to be notified under section 52 of the Act in relation to each kind of change are as set out in Schedule 1 in respect of that kind of change. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 17 Exempt contracts 17 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 to a licensee or agent of gas, water or electricity, or postal or telecommunications services, (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. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 18 Review of controlled contracts 18 Review of controlled contracts For the purposes of section 63 (3) of the Act, $2,000 is prescribed as the fee for the review of each controlled contract. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 18A Saving of certain matters under expired licences 18A Saving of certain matters under expired licences (1) This clause applies to and in respect of a licence that expires ( "the expired licence") but is immediately replaced by a new licence that: (a) is in substantially the same terms as the expired licence, and (b) is issued to the person who held the expired licence. (2) Any approval by the Minister under the conditions of the expired licence and in force immediately before its expiry is taken to be an approval in force under the conditions of the new licence, unless the terms of the new licence otherwise provide. (3) The rules relating to the conduct of a public lottery under the expired licence and in force immediately before its expiry are taken to be rules in force for the purposes of the new licence until such time as rules are made and approved under Part 4 of the Act for the purposes of the new licence. (4) Any money kept in a prize fund under the Act for the purposes of the expired licence and that is not required for payment of prizes won in a public lottery is taken to be part of the corresponding prize fund kept for the purposes of the new licence. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - REG 19 Construction of certain references 19 Construction of certain references (1) A reference in an Act (other than the Public Lotteries Act 1996), in any instrument made under an Act or in any other document to a repealed Act or Regulation, or to rules made under a repealed Act, is to be read: (a) as including a reference to the Public Lotteries Act 1996, the regulations and rules made under that Act and any instrument (including a licence) issued under that Act (as applicable) unless it relates to a matter that continues, by reason of the operation of Schedule 2 to that Act, to be dealt with by a repealed Act or Regulation or rules made under a repealed Act, or (b) if it relates to such a matter as a reference to the applicable repealed Act or Regulation or rules made under the applicable repealed Act. (2) In this clause, "repealed Act or Regulation" means an Act or Regulation repealed by section 84 of the Public Lotteries Act 1996. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - SCHEDULE 1 SCHEDULE 1 – Change of circumstances to be notified (Clause 16) _____________________________________________________________________________ |_____________________________________________________________________________| |Any change in the name of the | | |licensee, the licensee’s principal |Particulars of those matters as | |business address or postal address, e-|changed. | |mail address, website address, | | |_____________________________________________________________________________| |Any change in the membership of the |Particulars of the name, address and | |_____________________________________________________________________________| |Any change in the name or address of |Particulars of the new name or address| |any member of the board of directors |of the director. | |_____________________________________________________________________________| |The licensee commencing to remunerate | | |an employee of the licensee at a |Particulars of the name, address and | |remuneration level of $150,000 per |date of birth of the employee. | |year or more, whether as salary or | | |_____________________________________________________________________________| |Any change in the information entered |Particulars of the change, including | |in the register of members of the |any addition to or deletion from that | |_____________________________________________________________________________| |Any change in the proportion of the |Particulars of the name and address of| |paid up capital of the licensee in |the person and the proportion of the | |which a person holds a beneficial |paid up capital in which the person | |interest and any acquisition by a |holds a beneficial interest as changed| |person of a beneficial interest in the|or acquired. | |_____________________________________________________________________________| |Any change in the nominal or paid up |Particulars of the nominal or paid up | |_____________________________________________________________________________| |Any change in the objectives or main |Particulars of those objectives or | |_____________________________________________________________________________| |Any change in any direct or indirect | | |financial interests held by the |Particulars of the interest both | |licensee in any business or |before and after the change. | |enterprise, including the acquisition | | |_____________________________________________________________________________| |Any other business or enterprise |Particulars of the name of the other | |commencing to have the same registered|business or enterprise and the | |_____________________________________________________________________________| |The licensee commencing to carry on |Particulars of the address of the | |any other business or enterprise at |place and the business or enterprise | |any place or the appointment of a |carried on there or the name of the | |person to carry on any other business |person appointed and the business or | |or enterprise on the licensee’s |enterprise to be carried on by the | |_____________________________________________________________________________| | |Particulars of the nature of the | | |proceedings, the names and addresses | |The commencement, settlement, |of the other parties to civil | |discontinuance or finalisation of |proceedings, the date of commencement,| |civil or criminal proceedings to which|settlement, discontinuance or | |the licensee is a party. |finalisation and the terms of | | |settlement (unless terms of settlement| | |are prohibited from being disclosed) | |_____________________________________________________________________________| |The obtaining of judgment against the |Particulars of the terms of the | |licensee, the creation of any charge |judgment or charge or the reasons for | |over any property of the licensee or |and circumstances of the repossession,| |repossession of any property of the |and a description of any property | |_____________________________________________________________________________| |Any amendment under any law of the | | |Commonwealth of an assessment relating|Particulars of the amendment. | |to the licensee under taxation | | |_____________________________________________________________________________| |Any change in the key employees |Particulars of the name and address of| |employed by or on behalf of the |a person who becomes or ceases to be a| |_____________________________________________________________________________| | |Particulars of the nature of the | |The commencement, settlement, |proceedings, the names and addresses | |discontinuance or finalisation of |of the other parties to the | |civil or criminal proceedings to which|proceedings, the date of commencement,| |a key employee of the licensee is a |settlement, discontinuance or | |party and of which the licensee is |finalisation and the terms of | |aware. |settlement (unless terms of settlement| | |are prohibited from being disclosed) | |_____________________________________________________________________________| | |Particulars of to whom the debt is | |Each increase of more than $500,000 in|owed, the amount of the debt as | |the debts of the licensee. |increased, the amount of the increase | |_____________________________________________________________________________| |Any failure by the licensee to make |Particulars of the loan or financing | |due payments under a loan or other |arrangement, the amount due and unpaid| |_____________________________________________________________________________| |The commencement of the winding up of |Particulars of the date on which the | |the licensee or the placement of the |winding up or official management | |_____________________________________________________________________________| |The licensee entering into a |Particulars of the date on which it | |compromise or scheme of arrangement |was entered into and the terms of the | |_____________________________________________________________________________| |The appointment of a receiver or | | |manager, whether by the Supreme Court |Particulars of the date and terms of | |or otherwise, in respect of the |the appointment. | |_____________________________________________________________________________| PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - NOTES Note: The Regulation was repealed by sec 10 (2) of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1989 No 146 with effect from 1.9.2007. PUBLIC LOTTERIES REGULATION 2002 - NOTES Historical notes The following abbreviations are used in the Historical notes: ______________________________________________________________ |______________________________________________________________| |______________________________________________________________| |______________________________________________________________| |______________________________________________________________| |______________________________________________________________| |______________________________________________________________| |______________________________________________________________| Table of amending instrumentsPublic Lotteries Regulation 2002 published in Gazette No 135 of 30.8.2002, p 7562 and amended as follows: Public Lotteries Amendment (Unclaimed Prizes) Regulation 2002 (GG No 237 of 29.11.2002, p 10094) Public Lotteries Amendment (Prizes Paid by Agents) Regulation 2004 (GG No 80 of 7.5.2004, p 2395) ___________________________________________________________________________ | | |Public Lotteries Amendment (Contracts) Regulation | |2005|(365)|2005. GG No 92 of 22.7.2005, p 3782. | | | | | |___________________________________________________________________________| | | |Public Lotteries Amendment (Unclaimed Prizes) Regulation | | |(773)|2005. GG No 148 of 2.12.2005, p 9865. | | | | | |___________________________________________________________________________| | | |Public Lotteries Amendment (Unclaimed Prizes and Keno Payments) | |2006|(526)|Regulation 2006. GG No 111 of 1.9.2006, p 7451. | | | | | |___________________________________________________________________________| | | |Public Lotteries Amendment (Licences) Regulation | |2007|(296)|2007. GG No 83 of 29.6.2007, p 4099. | | | | | |___________________________________________________________________________| Table of amendments _____________________________________________________________________________ |_____________________________________________________________________________| |_____________________________________________________________________________| |_____________________________________________________________________________| |_____________________________________________________________________________| |_____________________________________________________________________________| |_____________________________________________________________________________|