Gaming Machines
Small-Scale Relocation Amendment Application Information
From 1 January 2013, amendments to the Gaming Machine Act 2004 provide for group licensees
to relocate gaming machines from one venue to another under a small-scale relocation license amendment.
Under the Act a small-scale relocation licence amendment may need to be accompanied by a social impact
assessment where the Commission is concerned that there may be a significant social impact.
The Commission has developed a Policy Paper for the purpose of guiding its decisions. A copy of the Policy
Paper is provided here.
The following information has been provided to assist licensees in the application process:
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Receiving Benefits Under the Gaming Machine Act 2004
The ACT Gambling and Racing Commission has recently reviewed and amended the governance provisions in the Gaming Machine Act 2004 including those relating to receiving benefits under sections 53 and 54 of the Act. These changes have been made to increase accountability and transparency of expenditure for members. The Information Sheet outlines when it is permissible under the Act to receive benefits . (For information on the other amendments to the Act refer to the 'Legislation' page).
Other Policy Statements and Information
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| Policy Statement - Gaming Areas in Unenclosed Public Places.pdf |
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| Commission Social Impact Assessment Decisions.pdf |
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Links to Forms, Fees and Other Relevant Information
Appealable Decisions Under The Gaming Machine Act 2004
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