Counselling and gambling help notices to be displayed—the Act, s 37
17 Counselling and gambling help notices to be displayed—the Act, s 37
For the Act, section 37(3) and (4)(c), a non-proprietary association that conducts a race meeting at a licensed racecourse must—
display a copy of the counselling notice near the main entrance to the racecourse and in each part of the racecourse in which betting is conducted, and
position a copy of the counselling notice in a way that it is reasonable to expect a person in that part of the racecourse would be alerted to the contents of the notice, and
display a copy of the gambling help notice on each automatic teller machine (ATM) and electronic funds transfer (EFT) facility at the racecourse.
Maximum penalty—50 penalty units.
A gambling help notice displayed on an ATM or EFT facility may consist of a permanently visible light emitting display.
In this section—
counselling notice means a notice approved by the Secretary—
containing a statement about problem gambling help options, and
published on a website maintained by Liquor & Gaming NSW.
gambling help notice means a notice approved by the Secretary—
containing a statement about problem gambling help options for the purposes of ATMs and EFT facilities, and
published on a website maintained by Liquor & Gaming NSW.
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