Racing Integrity Act 2016

A ground for cancelling a racing bookmaker’s licence exists if the licence holder—

is not a suitable person to hold a racing bookmaker’s licence; or

is convicted for an offence against—

this Act or the Racing Act; or

a law of another State, that is prescribed by regulation as a law about racing or betting; or

is convicted of an indictable offence against another Act or law; or

contravenes a provision of this Act, whether or not a penalty is provided for the provision; or

is affected by bankruptcy action.

Also, a ground for cancelling a racing bookmaker’s licence exists if—

the racing bookmaker’s licence was granted because of a materially false or misleading representation or declaration; or

a business associate or an executive associate of the licence holder is not a suitable person to be associated with a licence holder.

Criminal intelligence given by the police commissioner to the commission under section 53A can not be the basis of the ground for the cancellation of a racing bookmaker’s licence.