(1)  The conditions of a casino licence or a keno operator's licence may be amended in accordance with this section.

(2)  An amendment may be proposed –

(a) by the licensed operator by requesting the Commission in writing to make the amendment; or

(b) by the Commission by giving notice in writing of the proposed amendment to the licensed operator.

(3)  The Commission must give the licensed operator at least 28 days to make submissions to the Commission concerning any proposed amendment and must consider the submissions made.

(4)  The Commission must then decide whether to make the proposed amendment, either with or without changes from that originally proposed, and must notify the licensed operator of its decision.

(5)  An amendment proposed by the Commission must be in the public interest or for the proper conduct of gaming.

(6)  Any amendment that the Commission decides upon takes effect when notice of the decision is given to the licensed operator or on any later date specified in the notice.

(7)  Where an amendment to the conditions of a casino licence or keno operator’s licence is proposed under this section by the licensed operator, the proposal is to be accompanied by the prescribed fee.