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Gambling Act 2003

Gambling - Licensing of casino gambling - Certificates of approval

164: Expiry of certificate of approval

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"When a certificate of approval for casino work ends or is cancelled"

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A certificate of approval ends in certain situations. You lose your certificate of approval if the Secretary cancels it under section 167. It also ends if you surrender it under section 169(1)(b).

Your certificate of approval expires 12 months after you stop working for a casino licence holder, whether you were doing certain activities under section 158(2), performing services under section 158(4), or working as a casino employee in a class prescribed in regulations made under section 371(1)(f).

Your certificate of approval also ends if you die.

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Part 2Gambling
Licensing of casino gambling: Certificates of approval

164Expiry of certificate of approval

  1. A certificate of approval expires—

  2. if the certificate of approval is cancelled by the Secretary under section 167; or
    1. if the holder of the certificate of approval surrenders it under section 169(1)(b); or
      1. 12 months after the holder of the certificate of approval ceases to be employed by, or contracted to, the holder of a casino licence—
        1. to do activities to which section 158(2) applies; or
          1. to perform the services referred to in section 158(4); or
            1. as a casino employee in any class prescribed in regulations made under section 371(1)(f); or
            2. if the holder of the certificate of approval dies.

              Compare
              • 1990 No 62 s 58
              Notes
              • Section 164(c): replaced, on , by section 80 of the Gambling Amendment Act 2015 (2015 No 3).