(1) An application for
the grant by the Commission of approval to the use of premises for gaming
shall be made, unless section 55(1)(a)(i) applies, in writing and the
applicant shall —
(a)
disclose the nature and extent of the interest in the premises held by the
applicant; and
(b)
describe, and give details of the title to, the premises; and
(c)
furnish evidence satisfactory to the Commission of the consent of the owner,
and any relevant occupier, of the premises to the proposed use; and
(d)
state the periods, or the nature of the functions or occasions, for which the
approval is sought; and
(e)
state the kind of gaming, whether or not the public in general is to be
allowed to participate, and any charges proposed for the use of the premises
for permitted gaming.
(2) Where the approval
of the Commission is sought to the use of premises for gaming in relation to
function permits, unless for a specific occasion, or in relation to a permit
of a continuing nature the Commission may require the applicant to pay such
charges as the Commission determines to be reasonable having regard to any
necessary inspection or inquiries made or to be made, but where a person has
applied and approval has been granted in respect of any premises the terms of
the approval shall be entered in the register and no further charge under this
subregulation is payable in respect of any further use of those premises
during the succeeding 5 years pursuant to a permit authorising the kind
of gaming to which the approval of the premises relates.
[Regulation 10 amended: Gazette
30 Jan 2004 p. 415.]