(1) The Secretary may cancel a continued gambling authority or gambling permission by written notice to its holder if:
(a) the Secretary has given the holder a show cause notice under regulation 139H in relation to it; and
(b) the Secretary has taken into account any representations made, within the period stated in the notice, by or on behalf of the holder; and
(c) there are reasonable grounds for believing that the holder:
(i) has engaged in a gambling activity not authorised by the authority or permission; or
(ii) has engaged in a gambling activity in a way not authorised by the authority or permission; or
(iii) has otherwise breached a condition of the authority or permission; or
(iv) has breached an applicable State or Territory law in a way that would, under that law, justify cancelling the authority or permission.
(2) In subparagraph (1)(c)(iii):
"condition" of an authority includes any stipulation, of the instrument by which the authority was conferred, that relates to:
(a) the kinds of gambling activity that the holder may carry on; or
(b) how the holder may carry on that gambling activity; or
(c) prizes or returns to the players; or
(d) any other thing that the holder must do in relation to the gambling activity.
(3) If the Secretary has given a show cause notice under regulation 139H to the holder of an authority or permission, and he or she decides not to cancel the authority or permission, he or she must:
(a) tell the holder in writing of that decision; and
(b) if the authority or permission is suspended under that regulation--revoke the suspension.