New Zealand Gazette – 1997 – No. 46

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✨ Casino Promotions Definitions

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"Participate", in relation to a casino promotion, means to take part in the promotion, whether directly or indirectly, otherwise than as an agent or employee of the casino operator conducting the promotion;

"Pay", in relation to any prize in a casino promotion, includes "supply", and "payment" has a corresponding meaning;

"Play Panel" means each panel on a ticket in a casino promotion that is an instant game containing:

(a) the play symbol or play symbols, and

(b) such other information as the casino operator may decide from time to time;

"Play Symbol" means a symbol or value appearing in each play panel on a ticket in a casino promotion that is an instant game in accordance with the promotion design;

"Prize Claim Form" means a form supplied by the casino operator to be used to claim a prize in a casino promotion;

"Prize Competition":

(a) means a scheme or competition:

(i) in respect of which direct or indirect consideration is paid to participate, and

(ii)    of which the result is determined partly by a considerable element of chance (whether chance plays the greater or lesser part), and partly by the performance by the contestants of some activity of a kind that may be performed more readily by contestants possessing or exercising some knowledge or skill, whether or not it may also be performed successfully by chance, but

(b) does not include an instant game;

"Prize-bearing Ticket", in relation to a casino promotion that is an instant game or any portion of such a promotion, means a ticket issued to a participant, and determined in accordance with an allocation to bear a prize;

"Promotion Design", in relation to a casino promotion, means the manner in which the promotion is to be conducted, as notified to a Government inspector pursuant to section 3;

"Ticket", in relation to a casino promotion:

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Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated24 April 1997
KeywordsCasino, Promotions, Definitions, Gaming, Lottery, Regulations

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