Gambling Act 2003

Gambling - Licensing of class 4 gambling - Grant of class 4 operator’s licence

53A: Continuing obligations of class 4 operator

You could also call this:

"Rules for people who run class 4 gambling to raise money for good causes"

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If you have a class 4 operator's licence, you must follow some rules when you run class 4 gambling. You must make sure that the reason you are running this gambling is to raise money for good causes. You also need to make as much money as possible from the gambling and keep the costs of running it as low as possible. The costs you incur must be real, reasonable, and necessary. The money you make from the gambling must be used for good causes. You must also try to stop people from getting into trouble with gambling. You have to follow all the rules that apply to you.

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Part 2Gambling
Licensing of class 4 gambling: Grant of class 4 operator’s licence

53AContinuing obligations of class 4 operator

  1. Every corporate society that holds a class 4 operator’s licence must, in relation to class 4 gambling conducted by the corporate society, ensure that, at all times,—

  2. the purpose of conducting that gambling is to raise money for authorised purposes; and
    1. the net proceeds from that gambling are maximised and the operating costs of that gambling are minimised; and
      1. the costs incurred in conducting that gambling are actual, reasonable, and necessary; and
        1. the net proceeds from that gambling are applied to, or distributed for, authorised purposes; and
          1. the risks of problem gambling posed by that gambling are minimised; and
            1. all applicable regulatory requirements are complied with.
              Notes
              • Section 53A: inserted, on , by section 31 of the Gambling Amendment Act 2015 (2015 No 3).