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CASINO CONTROL ACT 1992 - SECT 115
Responsible gambling levy and fund
115 Responsible gambling levy and fund
(1) A responsible gambling levy is to be paid to the Secretary in respect of
each casino licence.
(2) The amount of the levy is to be-- (a) as agreed from
time to time by the Treasurer and the casino operator concerned, or
(b) in
the absence of agreement, as determined by the Treasurer from time to time.
(3) The levy is due and payable at the times and in the manner required by the
agreement or Treasurer's determination.
(4) The levies paid to the Secretary
are to be paid into a Responsible Gambling Fund established in the Special
Deposits Account in the Treasury.
(5) The money derived from payment of those
levies in respect of a casino licence is to be the subject of the creation and
operation of a trust deed appointing trustees and containing provisions
approved by the Minister relating to the expenditure of that money for
purposes relating to responsible gambling.
(6) The trustees may make
recommendations to the Minister as to the application of money (appropriate to
the trust deed) for purposes relating to responsible gambling and the Minister
may pay money out of the Fund in accordance with any such recommendations.
(7) The trustees, when making recommendations for payment of money out of the
Fund, are required to take into account any policy guidelines issued to the
trustees by the Minister for the purpose of giving effect to the provisions of
the trust deed relating to expenditure for purposes relating to responsible
gambling.
(8) The Minister may also pay money out of the Fund for any purpose
that is consistent with the provisions of the trust deed but only after
consulting with the trustees on the proposed expenditure.
(9) Amounts paid
into the Fund under section 86A (Wagering by minors and excluded persons
prohibited) or 90 (Unclaimed winnings) are to be applied under this section in
the same way as levies paid into the Fund under this section, and for that
purpose a trust deed under this section applies to any such amounts as if they
were levies paid into the Fund (but not so as to reduce the levies payable
under this section).
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