Decrease in, or end of, temporary transfer of entitlements
109ZH Decrease in, or end of, temporary transfer of entitlements
This section applies if there is—
a decrease in the number of entitlements for licensed premises transferred by a transferor licensee to a transferee licensee on a temporary basis under division 3; or
an end to the transfer of entitlements by a transferor licensee to a transferee licensee on a temporary basis under division 3.
Each of the licensees must, within 14 days after the day of the decrease mentioned in subsection (1)(a) or ending mentioned in subsection (1)(b), give to the commissioner—
the licensee’s gaming machine licence; and
the fee prescribed under a regulation.
Maximum penalty—40 penalty units.
Subsection (2) does not apply to a licensee whose gaming machine licence—
is cancelled under section 96 because the licensee’s liquor licence is cancelled or surrendered; or
is cancelled under section 97(12)(c)(ii)(A) or (13)(a).
If the commissioner receives a gaming machine licence for a licensee under subsection (2), the commissioner must as soon as practicable—
replace the licensee’s licence; and
give the replacement licence to the licensee.
The replacement licence must include the following—
the information mentioned in section 68(2)(e);
the number of entitlements for the licensed premises that have been transferred to the licensee of other licensed premises on a temporary basis under division 3;
the number of entitlements for other licensed premises that have been transferred to the licensee on a temporary basis under division 3;
if the licensee received a notice under section 88A(1) or (2) relating to a decision approving a decrease in the approved number of gaming machines for the licensee’s licensed premises—the number of entitlements for the licensed premises that must, under section 87(9), be transferred on a permanent basis under division 2.
This provision refers to the regulations (a regulation
). Made under this Act:
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