Gaming Machine Regulations 1995

regulation 4

Prescribed conditions

1. The licensee must take all reasonable steps to carry out the activities authorised under the gaming machine licence in a manner that is consistent with the objectives set out in section 2A of the Act and, as soon as practicable after becoming aware that the licensee is or may be carrying out such an activity in a manner that is inconsistent with those objectives, must take all reasonable steps to remedy the situation.

2. If the licensee is a club, the licensee must take all reasonable steps to give effect to its proposals for the allocation or distribution of the club's profits:

(b) as donations to or funding for community, recreation or service organisations operating in the club's neighbourhood.

3. The licensee must take all reasonable steps to comply with the Act, these Regulations and the conditions of the gaming machine licence and, as soon as practicable after becoming aware that the licensee is or may not be complying with the Act, these Regulations or a condition of the gaming machine licence, must take all reasonable steps to remedy the situation.

4. The licensee must re-pay to the Director the full cost of investigating and correcting errors or omissions in a gaming machine reconciliation report lodged by the licensee under section 144 of the Act.

5. The licensee must take out insurance against all liability arising out of gaming, or the conduct of gaming, on the licensee's licensed premises that might attach to the licensee as a result of personal injury or damage suffered by a person, being injury or damage caused or contributed to by an act or omission of the licensee or an employee of the licensee.

6. The licensee must keep at the licensee's expense all records, accounts, reports and other documentation required to be kept by the licensee under the Act or these Regulations.

7. The licensee must not interfere with a connection between a gaming machine provided under the gaming machine licence and an electronic monitoring system.

8. The licensee must take all reasonable steps to ensure that all gaming machines authorised for use under the gaming machine licence:

(b) are switched on at all times, other than a gaming machine that is switched off because of a fault in the gaming machine.

9. The licensee must take all reasonable steps to minimise the down time of a gaming machine authorised for use under the gaming machine licence that is due to a fault in the gaming machine.

10. The licensee must provide a licensed repairer with access at all reasonable time to gaming equipment (including the equipment's internal components) so that the licensed repairer may carry out work under a service contract on behalf of a licensed service contractor.

11. In the event that a service contract or basic monitoring agreement to which the licensee is a party is terminated for any reason whatsoever, the licensee must make alternative arrangements for the immediate provision of the services that, but for the termination, would have been provided to the licensee under the contract or agreement.

12. The licensee must:

(a) remit to the Director by electronic funds transfer from an account held by the licensee for that purpose; or

(b) enter into an arrangement with a licensed monitoring provider for the licensed monitoring provider on behalf of the licensee to remit to the Director by electronic funds transfer from an account held by the licensee for that purpose,

funds for the payment of all taxes, levies, penalties, fees and other amounts payable to the Director under Part 8 of the Act.