Queensland Consolidated Acts

CASINO CONTROL ACT 1982 - SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE Dictionary

"accepted representations" see section 45A .

"agency related keno game" , for a casino operator, means an approved keno game that—

(a) is played in the casino; and

(b) in relation to which the casino operator is a keno agent within the meaning of the Keno Act 1996 .

(a) the Breakwater Island Casino Agreement Act 1984 ;

(b) the Brisbane Casino Agreement Act 1992 ;

(c) the Cairns Casino Agreement Act 1993 ;

(d) the Jupiters Casino Agreement Act 1983 ;

(e) the Queen’s Wharf Brisbane Act 2016 .

(a) the boundaries of which are identified in a casino licence; and

(b) that may be used for casino operations.

(a) set out in an agreement Act; or

(b) made under an agreement Act; or

(c) ratified under an agreement Act.

(a) a casino key employee; or

(b) persons or persons of a class or category of persons prescribed as persons employed in casinos who are not required to be licensed as casino employees.

(a) a person employed by, or working for, a casino in a managerial capacity or who is empowered to make decisions, involving the exercise of the person’s discretion, that regulate the operation of a casino; or

(b) any person associated with or employee of a casino who has the power to exercise a significant influence over or with respect to the operation of the casino; or

(c) any person associated with or employee of a casino who, by reason of the person’s remuneration or policy-making position or by reason of any other criteria prescribed under a regulation, holds or exercises or is able to exercise authority of such a nature or to such an extent in respect of the operation of the casino as to render it desirable in the public interest that the person be licensed as a casino key employee.

(a) a person designated as a shift manager for the casino by the casino operator; or

(b) another person who—

(i) occupies a position equivalent, similar or more senior to the position of a person mentioned in paragraph (a) ; and

(ii) is concerned with, or takes part in, managing the operations of the casino.

(a) gaming;

(b) money counting, surveillance, accounting, storage and other activities in connection with the operation and conduct of gaming.

(a) if there is no casino lease or casino management agreement—the casino licensee; or

(b) if there is a casino lease and no casino management agreement—the lessee under the casino lease; or

(c) if there is a casino management agreement—

(i) for any period in which a person is, for the time being under the agreement, responsible for the management of the casino—that person; or

(ii) for another period—

(A) if there is no casino lease, or there is a casino lease and the lessee under the lease has not entered into the agreement—the casino licensee who entered into the agreement; or

(B) if there is a casino lease and the lessee under the lease has entered into the agreement—the lessee;

(d) in the case of paragraph (a) —whilst not at the material time a casino licensee, is a person to whom it is proposed to grant a casino licence under and in accordance with an agreement as referred to in section 19 ; and

(e) in the case of paragraph (b) —is a lessee under a casino lease entered into prior to the grant of a casino licence to the casino licensee; and

(f) in the case of paragraph (c) —is a person who has entered into a casino management agreement with the casino licensee or the lessee under a casino lease prior to the grant of a casino licence to the casino licensee, but does not include the person during any period after the grant of the licence in which the person is not responsible for the management of the casino.

(a) means any tokens used or capable of being used in a casino in the conduct of gaming in the place of money and approved for the purpose by the chief executive; but

(b) does not include a ticket.

(a) for part 11 , division 3 —see section 130 ; and

(b) for part 11 , division 4 —see section 134 ; and

(c) for part 11 , division 5 —see section 140 .

(a) despite section 6 of that Act, includes a conviction of the person to which the section applies; and

(b) despite section 5 of that Act, includes a charge made against the person for an offence.

†¢ Charitable and Non-Profit Gaming Act 1999

†¢ Gaming Machine Act 1991

†¢ Interactive Gambling (Player Protection) Act 1998

†¢ Keno Act 1996

†¢ Lotteries Act 1997

†¢ Wagering Act 1998 .

(a) it may be used for the purpose of playing a game of chance or a game of mixed chance and skill; and

(b) it may be operated, wholly or partly—

(i) by the insertion of Australian currency or a chip into the device, or the acceptance of a ticket by the device; or

(ii) by the use of gaming machine credits; or

(iii) by the electronic transfer of gaming machine credits to the device; or

(iv) by the use of gaming machine credits held, stored or accredited by the device or elsewhere.

(a) is designed to be played on a gaming machine and identifiable from all other games by differences in rules or programming; and

(b) is approved under section 62 (3) (a) .

(a) store information, including the identity of the person to whom it is issued; and

(b) be used to gamble by the person to whom it is issued.

(a) for a person who is asked, under section 36 (1) , to apply for a casino key employee licence—the casino operator for whom the chief executive reasonably believes the person is a casino key employee; or

(b) for another person—the casino operator who intends to employ the person as a casino key employee or a casino employee.

(a) for part 10 , division 1 , subdivision 1 —see section 91P (1) ; and

(b) for part 10 , division 1 , subdivision 2 —see section 99 (5) .

(a) for a game that may be conducted or played in a casino under a casino licence—the rules for the playing of the game in effect under section 63 ; or

(b) for a machine game—the rules included in the artwork for the game approved under section 62 (3) (a) .

(a) displays a value in Australian currency; and

(b) is designed to be used in the place of Australian currency for gaming on gaming equipment.