Powers to make interim or conditional decisions and accept undertakings from parties
9 Powers to make interim or conditional decisions and accept undertakings from parties
The Commissioner may—
grant an application under a gambling Act on an interim basis;
and
specify that a condition of a licence, an approval, authorisation or exemption is to be effective for a specified period, and, in consequence, may give any necessary procedural directions in the matter.
If the Commissioner considers that an applicant should satisfy the
Commissioner as to a certain matter for the purposes of determining the application, the Commissioner may, if the Commissioner thinks fit, nevertheless grant the application on the condition that the applicant satisfies the
Commissioner as to the matter within a period determined by the
Commissioner.
If a licence, an approval, authorisation or exemption is granted on a condition under subsection (2), the Commissioner may, on failure by the applicant to comply with the condition, revoke the licence, approval, authorisation or exemption, or suspend the licence, approval, authorisation or exemption until further order.
The Commissioner may in proceedings accept an undertaking from a party in relation to the conduct of the proceedings and, on failure by the party to fulfil the undertaking, refuse to hear the party further in the proceedings subject to any further order of the Commissioner.
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