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Casino Control Act 2006 s 103A

s 103A Approved manufacturers and approved suppliers of gaming machines and approved test service providers for gaming equipment

103A.—(1) Any person who intends to —(a) manufacture or supply any gaming machine for use in any casino; or (b) supply any testing services in relation to any gaming equipment, may apply, in accordance with subsection (2), to the Authority to be an approved manufacturer, approved supplier or approved test service provider, as the case may be. [36/2012] (2) An application to be —(a) an approved manufacturer of gaming machines; (b) an approved supplier of gaming machines; or (c) an approved test service provider for gaming equipment, must be made to the Authority in the form and manner prescribed, and accompanied by such fees and documents or other information as may be prescribed. [36/2012] (3) The Authority may, if it is satisfied that the applicant is suitable after carrying out such investigations as may be necessary, approve the applicant as an approved manufacturer, approved supplier or approved test service provider, subject to the payment of such fee as may be prescribed and such other conditions as the Authority may impose.[36/2012] (4) The Authority must maintain an Approved List of approved manufacturers, approved suppliers and approved test service providers, which it may publish on its official website from time to time.[36/2012]

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