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Gambling Act 2003

Gambling - Licensing of class 3 gambling - Other matters

49: Class 3 operator’s licence not transferable

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"You can't give or sell your Class 3 gambling licence to someone else."

If you have a class 3 operator's licence, you cannot give it to someone else or sell it to them. This type of licence is not allowed to be transferred to another person. You must keep your own licence and not try to pass it on to someone else.

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Licensing of class 3 gambling: Other matters

49Class 3 operator’s licence not transferable

  1. A class 3 operator’s licence is not transferable.