Certain persons not “special employees”
6 Certain persons not “special employees”
For the purposes of section 43(2) of the Act, a person employed or working in a casino in a capacity relating to—
the movement of money about the casino, or
the exchange of money in the casino, or
the counting of money in the casino, or
the supervision of that movement, exchange or counting of money,
is exempt from being a special employee if the money concerned relates only to the sale of food or drink, or of souvenirs or similar merchandise, in the casino.
However, subclause (1) does not operate to exempt from being a special employee an employee who is at any time responsible (whether in an acting capacity or otherwise) for the supervision and management of the sale or supply of liquor in the casino.
For the purposes of section 43(2) of the Act, a person employed or working in a casino in any of the following capacities is exempt from being a special employee—
as a promoter of a junket,
as a representative of such a promoter,
as a person providing a cash collection, delivery and handling service to the casino under a contract or as an employee of such a person.
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