Default notice
38 Default notice
The Commissioner may give a notice to a gambling provider (a
default notice) specifying the grounds for disciplinary action against a gambling provider and informing the gambling provider that disciplinary action may be avoided by payment of a specified sum not exceeding—
in the case of the holder of a major betting operations licence, or an authorised interstate betting operator, under the
Authorised Betting Operations
Act 2000—$10 000; or
in the case of the holder of the casino licence—$1 million;
or
in the case of the holder of the gaming machine monitor licence under the Gaming Machines
Act 1992—$5 000; or
in any other case—$1 000, within a period specified in the notice.
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