Gaming Control Amendment Regulations 2008 (TAS)

Gaming Control Amendment Regulations 2008

I, the Governor in and over the State of Tasmania and its Dependencies in the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Executive Council, make the following regulations under the Gaming Control Act 1993 .31 March 2008

W. J. E. COX

Governor

By His Excellency’s Command,

MICHAEL AIRD

Treasurer

1Short titleThese regulations may be cited as the Gaming Control Amendment Regulations 2008 . 2CommencementThese regulations take effect on the day on which their making is notified in the Gazette. 3Principal RegulationsIn these regulations, the Gaming Control Regulations 2004 are referred to as the Principal Regulations. 4Regulation 3 amended (Interpretation) Regulation 3 of the Principal Regulations is amended by omitting the definitions of category A technician’s licence and category B technician’s licence . 5Schedule 1 amended (Fees) Schedule 1 to the Principal Regulations is amended as follows: (a) by omitting items 2 , 3 , 4 and 5 and substituting the following items:

2.	Application for licensed premises gaming licence under section 36(1) of the Act in relation to keno –
(a) base fee; and	350
(b) further fee, in addition to the base fee, for each nominated associate –
(i) if application does not involve fingerprinting the associate; or	80
(ii) if application involves fingerprinting the associate.	145
3.	Application for licensed premises gaming licence under section 36(1) of the Act in relation to gaming machines or keno and gaming machines –
(a) base fee; and	570
(b) further fee, in addition to the base fee, for each nominated associate –
(i) if application does not involve fingerprinting the associate; or	80
(ii) if application involves fingerprinting the associate.	145
4.	Application for renewal of licensed premises gaming licence under section 43B(1) of the Act in relation to keno –
(a) base fee; and	350
(b) further fee, in addition to the base fee, for each nominated associate who has not been approved as a suitable associate, special employee or technician of the licensee in the 12-month period preceding the day the application for renewal is received –
(i) if application for renewal does not involve fingerprinting the associate; or	80
(ii) if application for renewal involves fingerprinting the associate.	145
5.	Application for renewal of licensed premises gaming licence under section 43B(1) of the Act in relation to gaming machines or keno and gaming machines –
(a) base fee; and	450
(b) further fee, in addition to the base fee, for each nominated associate who has not been approved as a suitable associate, special employee or technician of the licensee in the 12-month period preceding the day the application for renewal is received –
(i) if application for renewal does not involve fingerprinting the associate; or	80
(ii) if application for renewal involves fingerprinting the associate.	145

(b) by omitting items 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 and 12 and substituting the following items:

7.	Notification under section 161(1) of the Act of change of nominated associate of a licensed operator, licensed premises gaming operator or person listed on the Roll –
(a) if notification does not involve fingerprinting the new associate; or	80
(b) if notification involves fingerprinting the new associate.	145
8.	Application for special employee’s licence under section 51(1) of the Act (except in a case referred to in item 9) in respect of –
(a) casino management and security –
(i) if application does not involve fingerprinting the employee; or	120
(ii) if application involves fingerprinting the employee; or	185
(b) statewide gaming management –
(i) if application does not involve fingerprinting the employee; or	120
(ii) if application involves fingerprinting the employee; or	185
(c) casino operation –
(i) if application does not involve fingerprinting the employee; or	120
(ii) if application involves fingerprinting the employee; or	185
(d) statewide gaming operation –
(i) if application does not involve fingerprinting the employee; or	120
(ii) if application involves fingerprinting the employee; or	185
(e) licensed premises gaming operation –
(i) if application does not involve fingerprinting the employee; or	120
(ii) if application involves fingerprinting the employee; or	185
(f) Tasmanian gaming licence operation –
(i) if application does not involve fingerprinting the employee; or	120
(ii) if application involves fingerprinting the employee; or	185
(g) Tasmanian gaming licence management –
(i) if application does not involve fingerprinting the employee; or	120
(ii) if application involves fingerprinting the employee.	185
9.	Application for variation of licence conditions to allow holder of special employee’s licence to exercise or perform functions in an extra area of operation of a kind referred to in item 8.	90
10.	Application for renewal of a special employee’s licence under section 60(1) of the Act in respect of –
(a) casino management and security –
(i) if application for renewal does not involve fingerprinting the employee; or	120
(ii) if application for renewal involves fingerprinting the employee; or	185
(b) statewide gaming management –
(i) if application for renewal does not involve fingerprinting the employee; or	120
(ii) if application for renewal involves fingerprinting the employee; or	185
(c) casino operation –
(i) if application for renewal does not involve fingerprinting the employee; or	120
(ii) if application for renewal involves fingerprinting the employee; or	185
(d) statewide gaming operation –
(i) if application for renewal does not involve fingerprinting the employee; or	120
(ii) if application for renewal involves fingerprinting the employee; or	185
(e) licensed premises gaming operation –
(i) if application for renewal does not involve fingerprinting the employee; or	120
(ii) if application for renewal involves fingerprinting the employee; or	185
(f) Tasmanian gaming licence operation –
(i) if application for renewal does not involve fingerprinting the employee; or	120
(ii) if application for renewal involves fingerprinting the employee; or	185
(g) Tasmanian gaming licence management –
(i) if application for renewal does not involve fingerprinting the employee; or	120
(ii) if application for renewal involves fingerprinting the employee.	185
11.	Application for technician’s licence –
(a) if application does not involve fingerprinting the technician; or	120
(b) if application involves fingerprinting the technician.	185
12.	Application for renewal of technician’s licence –
(a) if application for renewal does not involve fingerprinting the technician; or	120
(b) if application for renewal involves fingerprinting the technician.	185

Displayed and numbered in accordance with the Rules Publication Act 1953.

Notified in the Gazette on 9 April 2008

These regulations are administered in the Department of Treasury and Finance.

EXPLANATORY NOTE

(This note is not part of the regulation) These regulations amend the