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Racing Industry Act 2020

TAB New Zealand - Betting licences

69: Amendment or revocation of betting licence

You could also call this:

“Changes to racing dates or rules mean betting licences might need to change too”

If the dates committee changes or cancels a date, an allocation, or a condition, TAB NZ must change or cancel any betting licence that was given out for that date, allocation, or condition. This is done to match the changes made by the dates committee.

TAB NZ has to tell each racing code and racing club in writing about any changes or cancellations to a betting licence. This means they need to let everyone know who is affected by these changes.

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Part 3 TAB New Zealand
Betting licences

69Amendment or revocation of betting licence

  1. If the dates committee adds to, amends, or revokes a date, an allocation, or a condition under section 67(2), TAB NZ must correspondingly amend or revoke any betting licence that has been issued for that date, allocation, or condition.

  2. TAB NZ must give written notice of an addition, an amendment, or a revocation of a betting licence under this section to each racing code and racing club affected by the change.

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