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GAMING MACHINES ACT 2001 - SECT 65
Dealer may make representations on investigation of gaming machine or revocation of declaration
65 Dealer may make representations on investigation of gaming machine or
revocation of declaration
(1) Before the Authority decides-- (a) to terminate the investigation of an
application by the holder of a dealer's licence (
"the licensee" ) for declaration of a device as an approved gaming machine, or
(b) to refuse such an application, or
(c) to revoke the declaration of a
device as an approved gaming machine that was made on the application of a
licensee,
the Authority must serve on the licensee concerned a notice in
writing.
(2) The notice is to-- (a) specify the reasons why the Authority is
considering taking the action specified in the notice, and
(b) give
the licensee an opportunity to show cause within such period of at least 14
days as is specified in the notice why the Authority should not take that
action.
(3) The licensee may, within the period allowed by the notice,
arrange with the Authority for the making of submissions to the Authority as
to why the proposed action should not be taken and the Authority is to
consider any submissions so made.
(4) After considering any submissions made
by the licensee, or if no such submissions are made, the Authority may-- (a)
proceed with the proposed action, or
(b) conditionally or unconditionally
decide not to take the proposed action.
(5) The decision of the Authority
takes effect when written notice of the decision is given to the licensee or
on a later date specified in the notice.
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