Commission may give directions to wagering licensee in relation to wagering business
10Y Commission may give directions to wagering licensee in relation to wagering business
The Commission may give a direction to a wagering licensee with respect to the following —
systems of internal control and administrative and accounting procedures for the wagering business of the wagering licensee;
a consumer protection policy.
A direction may be amended by the Commission as the Commission thinks fit.
A direction, or an amendment of a direction, has effect when written notice of it is given to the wagering licensee or on a later date specified in the notice.
The controls and procedures referred to in a direction, or in an amendment of a direction, may be described in words or represented diagrammatically, or by a combination of both methods.
A power of approval, or other function, of the Commission specified in a direction may, if the direction allows it, be exercised or carried out by a person or body to whom it has been delegated under the Gaming and Wagering Commission Act 1987 section 16.
A power or function exercised by a delegate under subsection (5) is as effective as if it were exercised by the Commission.
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