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Gambling Act 2003

Gambling - Licensing of casino gambling - Casino operator’s licence

128: Application for casino operator’s licence

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"How to get a licence to run a casino in New Zealand"

You can apply to the Gambling Commission for a licence to run a casino. You need to fill out the right form when you apply. The Gambling Commission will then consider your application for a casino operator’s licence.

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"The Gambling Commission checks if you are suitable to run a casino when you apply for a licence."

Part 2Gambling
Licensing of casino gambling: Casino operator’s licence

128Application for casino operator’s licence

  1. A person may apply to the Gambling Commission for a licence to conduct casino gambling.

  2. An application must be on the relevant form.

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