Granting of gaming-related licences generally
101 Granting of gaming-related licences generally
The Authority may, after considering an application for a gaming-related licence and any submissions received by the Authority in relation to the application, grant the licence or refuse to grant the licence.
The regulations may prescribe, or provide for the determination of, a fee in respect of the granting of a gaming-related licence. If any such fee is prescribed or determined, the gaming-related licence does not take effect unless the fee has been paid.
The Authority may, in granting a gaming-related licence, specify requirements that are to be complied with before the licence takes effect. The gaming-related licence does not take effect until such time as any such requirements have been complied with.
A gaming-related licence is to be in the form approved by the Authority.
The Authority must not grant a gaming-related licence unless the Authority is satisfied that the applicant is a fit and proper person to carry on the business or activity to which the licence relates.
The regulations may provide mandatory or discretionary grounds for refusing the granting of a gaming-related licence.
This provision refers to the regulations (The regulations may prescribe
, The regulations may provide
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