Interactive Gambling (Player Protection) Act 1998

A licensed provider’s control system for an interactive game must—

be in writing; and

include details about each matter for the interactive game stated in subsection (2), to the extent the matter relates to the internal controls to be put in place by the provider for the following purposes—

ensuring amounts payable by the provider to the State for the interactive game are worked out and paid under this Act;

protecting the integrity of the conduct of the interactive game by the provider.

For subsection (1)(b), the matters are—

accounting systems and procedures; and

administrative systems and procedures; and

procedures for recording wagers and paying prizes won in the interactive game; and

computer software; and

systems and procedures for the maintenance, security, storage and transportation of equipment; and

systems and procedures for using and maintaining security facilities; and

the general procedures to be followed for the conduct of the interactive game.