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Racing Industry Act 2020

Betting and TAB venues - TAB venues - Problem gambling levy

102: TAB NZ must provide information to chief executive

You could also call this:

“TAB NZ must share information with the boss when asked”

The Racing Industry Act 2020 says that TAB NZ must give information to the chief executive when asked. This information can be for two main reasons:

First, the chief executive might need information to do research or to make policies about gambling. This is related to the Gambling Act 2003.

Second, the chief executive might need information to figure out how much TAB NZ needs to pay for the problem gambling levy. This levy is a kind of tax to help deal with gambling problems.

When the chief executive asks for this information, TAB NZ must give it within 10 working days. If TAB NZ needs more time, they can ask the chief executive for an extension.

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Part 4 Betting and TAB venues
TAB venues: Problem gambling levy

102TAB NZ must provide information to chief executive

  1. The chief executive may require information from TAB NZ for research, and policy analysis and development, associated with the purposes of the Gambling Act 2003.

  2. The chief executive may require from TAB NZ any information necessary to calculate, administer, and collect the problem gambling levy payable under section 101.

  3. If required by the chief executive to provide information under subsection (1) or (2), TAB NZ must provide that information within 10 working days or any longer time that the chief executive may allow.

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