Casino Control Act 2006

The casino licensee may establish a deposit account for a person (the account holder).

The casino licensee may give the account holder any of the following to the value of the credit of the account holder’s deposit account:

chips;

chip purchase vouchers;

money;

a cheque.

The casino licensee must credit the following amounts to the account holder’s deposit account:

the amount of any money or cheque the account holder has given the licensee for deposit to the account;

the amount of any money transferred by the account holder to the account directly from an account operated by the account holder with a financial institution.

The casino licensee must debit the account holder’s deposit account with the following amounts:

if chips, chip purchase vouchers, money or a cheque has been issued to the account holder under subsection (2), an amount equal to—

the face value of the chips or vouchers; or

the amount of the money; or

the amount of the cheque;

the amount of any money transferred by the account holder from that account directly to an account operated by the account holder with a financial institution.

The casino licensee must not credit an amount to the account holder’s deposit account, or debit the deposit account with an amount, except in accordance with this section.