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The Star Casino: Licence Review PDF, 1250.4 KB.If a restricted gaming licence is granted before 15 November 2019, the licence is, for the purposes of section 31, taken to be granted on this date. it is in the public interest that the casino licence should continue in force.the casino operator is a suitable person to continue to give effect to the casino licence and this Act.Under section 31 of the Casino Control Act 1992, every five years, the Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority (ILGA) must investigate and form an opinion as to whether

Casino reviews and investigations undertaken by ILGA are listed below.

approve the operating times of a casino.īefore the 2022 reforms, the NSW Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority (ILGA) conducted reviews, investigations and inquiries relating to casino licences and operations.

approve gaming equipment for use in a casino.

approve the games to be played in a casino and the rules under which such games are played.

approve and license relevant casino staff.

oversee casino operations, including overt and covert operations to ensure compliance with gambling harm minimisation requirements.

Under the delegation of the NICC, L&GNSW administers systems for the licensing, supervision, and control of NSW's two casinos.Īs part of this administration, L&GNSW assists the NICC to: The Casino Control Act 1992 was amended on 5 September 2022 to establish the NICC and to include comprehensive measures targeting key issues such as money laundering and other criminal activity. The NSW Independent Casino Commission (NICC) is responsible for regulating casinos in NSW.

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