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Gambling Act 2003

Gambling - Licensing of casino gambling - Certificates of approval

163: Issue of certificate of approval

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"Getting a certificate of approval if your application is successful"

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If you apply for a certificate of approval and the Secretary says yes, they must give you the certificate. The certificate must be in a certain format and have specific information, as stated in regulations made under section 369. The Secretary is in charge of making sure the certificate has all the right information.

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Licensing of casino gambling: Certificates of approval

163Issue of certificate of approval

  1. If the Secretary grants an application for a certificate of approval, the Secretary must issue to the applicant a certificate of approval in the form, and containing the information, specified in regulations made under section 369.

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