Gambling Act 2003

Gambling - Licensing of casino gambling - Renewal of casino venue licence

136: Information and matters to be considered

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"What the Gambling Commission thinks about when deciding to renew a casino licence"

When you apply to renew a casino venue licence, the Gambling Commission must think about some things. They look at your application and a report about how the casino affects the community. They also consider any extra information you or others give them when they ask for it. The Commission thinks about what people have written or said about your application, and how well you and others involved have followed the rules in the past.

The Commission wants to know what your local council thinks, so they consider any views the council shares after talking to the community. They also look at the results of any investigations they have done under section 125. You can read more about this in section 125.

The Gambling Commission uses all this information to decide whether to renew your casino venue licence.

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Part 2Gambling
Licensing of casino gambling: Renewal of casino venue licence

136Information and matters to be considered

  1. Before deciding whether to renew a casino venue licence, the Gambling Commission must consider—

  2. the application; and
    1. the casino impact report; and
      1. any additional information or evidence provided by the applicant or person with a significant influence at the Gambling Commission’s request; and
        1. any written submissions and other written and oral evidence; and
          1. the compliance record of the applicant and persons with a significant influence; and
            1. any views conveyed by a local authority after an opinion poll or community consultation process; and
              1. the results of investigations under section 125.