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GAMING MACHINES ACT 2001 - SECT 67
Transfer of Authority’s functions in relation to approved gaming machines
67 Transfer of Authority’s functions in relation to approved gaming machines
(1) The regulations may provide that any function of the Authority under this
Act in relation to approved gaming machines may be exercised by a person other
than the Authority.
(2) Any such regulation is to specify- (a) the function
of the Authority that is to be exercised, and
(b) the person who may exercise
the function.
(3) The regulations may make provision with respect to any
matter that is relevant to the exercising of a function of the Authority by a
person other than the Authority.
(4) If, in accordance with this section and
the regulations, the functions of the Authority in relation to authorising the
keeping of approved gaming machines are exercised by the CMS licensee, the
CMS licensee may charge a fee in connection with the exercising of those
functions. The amount of the fee, and the manner in which it is paid, is to be
determined in accordance with the arrangements entered into by the
CMS licensee and the hotelier or club to whom or which the authorisation
relates.
(5) A delegation by the Authority under section 13 of the
Gaming and Liquor Administration Act 2007 has no effect if it is inconsistent
with a regulation made in accordance with this section.
(6) This section does
not apply to the functions of the Authority in so far as they relate to the
specification of technical standards for approved gaming machines, linked
gaming systems within the meaning of Part 10 or equipment used in the
connection of approved gaming machines to an authorised CMS.
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