Fees and charges for gaming permits
53 Fees and charges for gaming permits
A gaming permit shall not be issued otherwise than upon payment of an application fee and such other fees or charges as may be prescribed.
The fees or charges payable in relation to the approval of premises by or on behalf of the Commission shall be such as may be prescribed.
Regulations imposing fees or charges payable in relation to the issue of a permit or in relation to the approval of premises to be used under such a permit may provide —
for an application fee to be payable on the issue of the permit or grant of the approval; and
for periodic, percentage or other payments to be made related to the volume or value of the gaming conducted or to be conducted or to its frequency; and
for the giving of security, by means of a deposit or otherwise, for payments due or to become due; and
for such payments to be made through the permit holder providing, at the place where gaming occurs, facilities for persons participating in or present at the gaming to make payments in respect of the fees payable; and
for the permit holder to perform specified functions in connection with the payment of or accounting for moneys paid by such persons, including refusing to permit access to the place where the gaming occurs unless the payments required by the regulations are made,
having regard to the need for the continued supervision of the premises and to the nature of the gaming.
The fees payable in relation to the issue of a certificate under section 88 or 92, and in relation to the renewal of any such certificate, shall respectively be such as may be prescribed, and may be prescribed by reference to the operation to be performed or to the circumstances or period for which the certificate is to have effect.
[Section 53 amended: No. 35 of 2003 s. 167.]
This provision refers to the regulations (the regulations
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