Boundaries of licensed premises
94 Boundaries of licensed premises
The boundaries of licensed premises are to be specified by the NICC when the licence is granted.
The specified boundaries of any licensed premises may be changed by the NICC on the NICC’s own initiative or on the application of—
the owner of the premises, or
the licensee, or
a casino operator.
Before changing the boundaries of any licensed premises (whether on application or otherwise), the NICC is—
to give the licensee, the Secretary and the Commissioner of Police a reasonable opportunity to make submissions in relation to the proposed change, and
to take any such submissions into consideration before deciding whether to make the change.
Any change in the specified boundaries of licensed premises under this section does not take effect until such fee as may be prescribed by the regulations under the Casino Control Act 1992 has been paid.
The NICC must not specify or change the boundaries of any licensed premises unless the NICC is of the opinion that any primary purpose requirement under this Act in relation to the licensed premises is or will be complied with.
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