Gaming Machine Act 1991

A holder of a licence under this part may apply to the commissioner for renewal of the licence.

Application under subsection (1)—

is to be in the approved form; and

in the case of a repairer’s, gaming nominee’s or key monitoring employee’s licence—is to be accompanied by photographs of the applicant, of such type and number as are required under the form; and

is to be accompanied by the fee prescribed; and

is to be made, unless the commissioner otherwise allows, at least 1 month before the expiration of the licence; and

in the case of an application by a body corporate—is to be accompanied by a list of the names, addresses and dates of birth of—

the secretary of the body corporate; and

the executive officers of the body corporate; and

all other persons who have been the secretary or an executive officer of the body corporate since the licence was granted or last renewed; and

in the case of a repairer’s or service contractor’s licence—is to be accompanied by an affidavit under section 210.

If the commissioner considers that special circumstances exist, the commissioner may extend the term of a licence under this part, or renewal of the licence, for 1 month from the date of its expiration to allow the holder of the licence to comply with this section.

During the period of extension, the licence has the same effect as if it had been renewed.

If a licensee complies with this section, the commissioner must renew the licence for 5 years starting on—

if an extension was not given under subsection (3)—the day after its last expiry; or

if an extension was given under subsection (3)—the day after the day it would have last expired apart from the extension.

If an application under subsection (1) is refused, the commissioner must immediately give the applicant an information notice for the decision to refuse to renew the licence.