(1) A public lottery licensee or an appointed subsidiary must not publish, or cause to be published, the identity of a person who claims a prize in a public lottery if the person has requested anonymity.
(2) A player may request anonymity—
(a) in the manner set out in the licence conditions or the lottery rules; or
(b) in the prescribed manner.
(3) A person may at any time revoke a request for anonymity.
(4) This section does not prevent a
public lottery licensee or an appointed subsidiary from publishing, or causing
to be published, the venue or geographic location at which a prizewinning
entry was made and the amount of a prize won.
Part 3—Public lottery licences
Ch. 5 Pt 3 Div. 1AA (Heading and s. 5.3.1AA) inserted by No. 60/2011 s. 58.
Division 1AA—Interpretation
S. 5.3.1AA inserted by No. 60/2011 s. 58.