New Zealand Gazette – 2007 – No. 59

Page 1535

✨ Gambling Regulations

1 JUNE 2007 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 59 1535

GENERAL CONDITIONS RELATING TO TRANSACTIONS AT OR THROUGH TOTALIZATOR OFFICES

3.1 APPLICATION OF THE GAMBLING REGULATION ACT 2003 AND RULES OF THE CONTROLLING BODY

(a) Any Investor, or any person being on any premises at which the Betting Operator accepts Investments, shall be deemed to accept and be bound by the relevant provisions of the Act, copies of which shall be available at the Head Office of the Betting Operator on demand.

(b) Transactions conducted at or through a Totalizator Office are subject where appropriate to the Rules of the Controlling Body of the Event, including the provisions in respect to the entry, acceptance, withdrawal, or disqualification of animals, to the running of races, the conduct of Meetings, to the powers of the stewards appointed by the relevant Controlling Body (including but not limited to the powers of stewards to request the disclosure of information pertaining to Accounts or Transactions) or any other tribunal, and to the procedures governing the operation of the Totalizators.

(c) If the stewards appointed by the relevant Controlling Body request the disclosure of information pertaining to Accounts or Transactions, the Investor shall be deemed for the purposes of the Act to have consented to the Betting Operator providing such information to the stewards.

3.2 PERSONS PROHIBITED FROM INVESTING

(a) Investments made by or on behalf of or deposits lodged by persons under the age of eighteen (18) years will not be accepted.

(b) Dividends, Withdrawals or Refunds will not be paid or made to persons under the age of eighteen (18) years.

(c) No person who is prohibited under or by virtue of the Rules of Racing from entering upon the premises of any racecourse shall enter upon the premises of a Totalizator Office or invest, or through an agent invest, at or through a Totalizator Office.

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🏭 Amendments to the Betting Rules pursuant to the Racing Act 2003 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated1 June 2007
KeywordsGambling, Betting Rules, Racing Act 2003, Totalizator Offices, Transactions, Regulations

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