New Zealand Gazette – 2002 – No. 89

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✨ Casino Regulations

2378 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 89

(b) could otherwise compromise the honesty or integrity of gaming in the casino including, without limiting the scope of such matters, coercion, collusion, bribery or theft involving patrons or casino employees,

as soon as practicable after the activity is detected by or reported to it.

(4) Where the casino operator becomes aware of any suspected criminal activity on the casino premises, other than matters coming within the scope of subsection (3) of this section, the casino operator must:

(a) record that activity, including details of any notification to the Police and any other action taken by it in response to the activity; and

(b) make this record available to the Chief Casino Inspector.

11. Exceptions

Notwithstanding the preceding sections of this part, the casino operator is not required under these directions to disclose information:

(a) that is subject to legal professional privilege; or

(b) where disclosure would be a breach of any information privacy principle set out in the Privacy Act 1993; or

(c) where a law enforcement or prosecutorial body having jurisdiction in the matter considers that such disclosure may prejudice the investigation or prosecution of an offence.

12. Privacy

Except where these directions require otherwise, personal information collected or held by the casino operator pursuant to these directions must be collected, held and used in accordance with the information privacy principles set out in the Privacy Act 1993.

13. Unresolved disputes relating to the conduct of gaming

(1) The casino operator must advise complainants in all unresolved disputes relating to the conduct of gaming of their right to make a complaint to an inspector.

(2) If the complainant wishes to pursue a matter with an inspector:

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