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To own and operate gaming machines in South Australia you must have a gaming machine licence and hold gaming machine entitlements.
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Each gaming machine licence specifies the maximum number of gaming machines approved for a venue. The most any venue can have is 40 machines.
A gaming machine licence can't be granted to premises located under the same roof as shops or within shopping complexes.
More than one gaming machine licence may be held for separate parts of a premises if there are also separate liquor licences. In the case of clubs, two or more clubs may hold a gaming machine licence on the same premises if each one also holds their own liquor licence for that premises.
Before you begin
Before you can apply for a gaming machine licence you must already have these things.
Liquor licence
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- on premises liquor licence, but only if the nature of the business is similar to a licensed club and the premises is:
- a major sporting venue, or
- the headquarters in SA for a particular sporting code.
Social effect certificate
You must have undertaken a social effect inquiry, submitted a report and received a social effect certificate.
Proposed premises certificate
If your premises is not yet fully constructed you may need a proposed premises certificate.
Once you have all of these, you can begin your application for a gaming machine licence.
What you'll need
All applicants need to:
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- provide a completed application form and fee payment
- provide a copy of the lease agreement or permission from the landlord if you don't own the property
- provide a certificate of title if you own the property
- provide a copy of a bank or loan statement if you have borrowed money to finance this application
- provide evidence that you have entered into a service agreement with a licensed service agent
- determine whether you are applying as:
- an individual
- a partnership
- a company
- a trustee of a trust or incorporated association
- a copy of the partnership agreement
- an ASIC extract
- an incorporated association constitution including a list of committee members
- a copy of the relevant trust deed.
and provide the following documents where applicable: - determine who holds a position of authority in your corporate structure or trust, and lodge a personal identification declaration (PID) to have those persons approved.
Identifying positions of authority
It is your responsibility to ensure that all persons:
- who occupy a position of authority within your corporate structure/trust or
- receive profits or proceeds from the business
are approved by the Liquor and Gambling Commissioner.
Positions of authority include:
- a sole-trader or persons in a partnership
- directors and shareholders, including where a shareholder is a body corporate
- trustees and beneficiaries of the trust associated with the licensed entity
- committee members in the case of an incorporated association
- any person in the corporate structure which exercises influence or control over the business.
Minors who are shareholders in a proprietary company, or who are beneficiaries under a trust don't need approval.
Personal identification declarations (PIDs)
To be approved by the commissioner, each person must complete and lodge a personal identification declaration (PID) with the application.
If a person has already been approved in a position of authority under another current gaming machine licence in SA, a PID is only required if their circumstances have changed since their last approval.
Fingerprinting
Everyone submitting a PID will be contacted by SA Police to have their fingerprints taken (alternative arrangements can be made for people who live in remote or isolated areas, interstate or overseas).
Additional evidence
If you don't have a proposed premises certificate you must provide evidence to satisfy the commissioner that:
- the proposed gaming area or gaming areas within the premises will be suitable for the proper conduct of gaming operations
- there will be adequate security proposed for the premises, gaming areas and the gaming machines
- the conduct of the proposed gaming operations would be unlikely to result in undue offence, annoyance, disturbance or inconvenience to those who live, work or worship in the vicinity of the premises
- the conduct of gaming operations would not detract unduly from the character of the premises, the nature of the undertaking carried out on the premises or the enjoyment of persons ordinarily using the premises
- the proposed gaming area(s) is not designed or situated so that it would be a special attraction to minors
- the proposed gaming area(s) is enclosed
- you have obtained any necessary approvals, consents or exemptions.
How to apply
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Lodge your application form, the relevant fee, PIDs and other documents with Consumer and Business Services (CBS).
Email the application to [email protected]
Post to:
Licensing and Registration
GPO Box 2169
Adelaide SA 5001
GPO Box 2169
Adelaide SA 5001
Fees
Application type | Fee |
---|---|
Application for a gaming machine licence | $631.00 |
Application for approval of a person to assume a position of authority in body corporate: | |
| No fee |
| $12.50 |
| $147.00 |
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The Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation (OLGR) regulates electronic machine gaming in Queensland under the Gaming Machine Act 1991. This includes issuing licences to:
- existing liquor licensees (individuals or organisations) who wish to provide gaming machine services
- individuals and organisations who wish to supply, monitor or service gaming machines (i.e. licensed monitoring operators, manufacturers, licensed testing facility operators and secondary dealers)
- individuals seeking employment in the gaming industry in Queensland.
There is a statewide cap on the total number of gaming machines that can operate in Queensland's hotels and clubs. Under the Electronic Gaming Machine Reallocation Scheme:
- licensees that operate a commercial hotel have to bid for 'gaming machine operating authorities' under a competitive tender process
- licensees that operate a community club may apply to transfer 'gaming machine entitlements' with another club or bid for entitlements under a competitive tender process.
This guide explains the different licences that relate to machine gaming in Queensland. It also provides an overview of the Electronic Gaming Machine Reallocation Scheme and the process for disposing of or surrendering gaming machines.
- Last reviewed: 24 Oct 2019
- Last updated: 24 Oct 2019
General enquiries 13 QGOV (13 74 68)
- Licence and permit enquiries
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