Monitoring provider's licence
Schedule 3 Monitoring provider's licence
regulation 6C
Prescribed conditions
1. The licensed monitoring provider must not hold a gaming machine licence or an approval under section 116 of the Act as a recognised manufacturer or supplier of gaming machines.
2. The licensed monitoring provider must not charge a fee per gaming machine for the provision of a basic monitoring service greater than the maximum fee per gaming machine (if any) prescribed by these
Regulations.
3. The licensed monitoring provider must give the Director a copy of every agreement to provide a basic monitoring service entered into with a licensee.
4. The licensed monitoring provider must keep books and other records of account in a form approved by the Director.
5. The licensed monitoring provider must not modify a monitoring system in respect of which the licensed monitoring provider provides a basic monitoring service without the prior approval of the
Director.
6. The licensed monitoring provider must conduct its activities in a manner that ensures its probity and the probity of its employees.
7. The licensed monitoring provider must provide a basic monitoring service to a standard that at least meets the requirements of the
Australian/New Zealand Gaming Machine National Standards.
8. If the licensed monitoring provider defaults under an agreement to provide a basic monitoring service in respect of gaming equipment on a licensee's licensed premises, the licensed monitoring provider must:
make available for use by the Director free-of-charge any equipment on the licensee's licensed premises that is owned by the licensed monitoring provider and is connected with the monitoring system in respect of which the basic monitoring service should have been provided; and
must permit the Director access to all data collected by the licensed monitoring provider through the monitoring system.
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