Tasmanian Consolidated Acts Tasmanian Consolidated Acts
(1) A person is to apply to the Commission to be listed on the Roll if the person –
(a) manufactures or supplies, or intends to manufacture or supply, gaming equipment for or to a holder of a Tasmanian gaming licence, a gaming operator, casino operator or minor gaming operator; or
(b) supplies or intends to supply testing services to a holder of a Tasmanian gaming licence, a gaming operator, casino operator or minor gaming operator.
(1A) If, immediately before the day on which the Gaming Control Amendment (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act 2006 commences, a person was supplying testing services to a holder of a Tasmanian gaming licence, a gaming operator, casino operator or minor gaming operator, the Commission must on that day list that person on the Roll.
(1B) A listing on the Roll made under subsection (1A) expires 12 months after it is made unless the person so listed applies for, and is granted, within that period a listing on the Roll under this Division.
(1C) If a listing on the Roll expires because of the operation of subsection (1B), the Commission must remove that listing from the Roll.
(2) An application must be made in a form approved by the Commission and must be accompanied by the prescribed fee.
(3) The application must contain or be accompanied by any additional information that the Commission may request.
(4) An applicant, other than a minor gaming Roll applicant, is required to consent to having his or her photograph, finger prints and palm prints taken by the Commission.
(5) The Commission may require a minor gaming Roll applicant to consent to having his or her photograph, finger prints and palm prints taken by the Commission.
(5A) The Commission may refer a copy of the application, any photograph and other information obtained from or in relation to the application and any supporting documentation to the Commissioner of Police.
(5B) The Commission must refer a copy of the finger prints and palm prints obtained in relation to the application to the Commissioner of Police.
(6) The Commissioner of Police must inquire into and report to the Commission on any matters concerning the application that the Commission requests.
(7) Within 14 days of the application an applicant, other than a minor gaming Roll applicant, must cause to be published in a newspaper circulating generally in Tasmania a notice containing the prescribed information and stating that any person may object to the grant of the application by giving notice in writing to the Commission within 14 days of the date of publication and stating the grounds for the objection.
(8) If a requirement made by this section is not complied with the Commission may refuse to consider the application.
(9) If an application is refused under subsection (8) or withdrawn by the applicant, the Commission, at its discretion, may refund the whole or part of the application fee.