New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 114

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✨ Gaming Equipment Standards

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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A.8. Withdrawal of Approval

The Authority reserves the right to revoke prior approval of gaming equipment. In such cases the Authority may order immediate withdrawal of the equipment from the gaming floor or direct the casino operator to address the concerns of the Authority within a set time frame.

A.9. Inspection of Delivered Gaming Equipment

Only approved gaming equipment may be operated in a casino. The Authority may inspect delivered equipment and reject any gaming equipment which is not identical in every material particular with the submission evaluated and approved as complying with the requirements of this document.

A.10. Equipment Operation - Special Dispensation

Gaming equipment is to be operated in accordance with approved internal controls and administrative and accounting procedures. Accordingly, gaming equipment which does not fully comply with all requirements specified in this document may be approved provided adequate compensating controls are in place. The grant of any such special dispensation will be at the discretion of the Authority, subject to such conditions as the Authority may require. It will not be granted where a particular supplier or manufacturer of gaming equipment would be unfairly advantaged.

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🏛️ Executive Summary of Gaming and Monitoring Equipment Standards (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsGaming Standards, Monitoring Equipment, Document Ownership, Act Objectives, Document Format, Modular Design, Testing, Compliance, Casino Control Act 1990

🏛️ Withdrawal of Approval for Gaming Equipment

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsGaming Equipment, Approval, Withdrawal, Casino Operator

🏛️ Inspection of Delivered Gaming Equipment

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsGaming Equipment, Inspection, Approval, Compliance

🏛️ Equipment Operation - Special Dispensation

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsGaming Equipment, Operation, Special Dispensation, Compensating Controls

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