Maximum expenditure in cash transactions in any 24-hour period
66A Maximum expenditure in cash transactions in any 24-hour period
A regulation may prescribe—
a maximum amount that a person may expend in cash transactions carried out in a casino within a 24-hour period (a prescribed limit); and
a casino to which a prescribed limit applies (a prescribed casino).
The casino operator for a prescribed casino must not allow a person to—
carry out, in the casino, a cash transaction of an amount that is more than the prescribed limit; or
carry out 2 or more cash transactions in the casino within a 24-hour period if the total amount expended in the cash transactions is more than the prescribed limit.
Maximum penalty—200 penalty units.
In this section—cash transaction, in a casino, means—
a wager on a game in the casino placed by the use of cash; or
a deposit, paid for in cash, into a player account established by the casino operator; or
a cash purchase of chips, tickets or chip purchase vouchers that may be used in the casino; or
the insertion of cash into a gaming machine in the casino.
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