A local impact assessment (LIA) is usually required for hotels or registered clubs who wish to increase the number of gaming machines in their venue - which is called a gaming machine threshold - or when they change their physical location.
The GMT is a number which limits how many gaming machine entitlements (GMEs) – and, for hotels, poker machine permits (PMPs) – that a club or hotel licence can hold. A venue must have a GME, or PMP, for each gaming machine they operate. A hotel's GMT cannot exceed 30.
The LIA public register lists clubs and hotels who have lodged an application to increase their GMT.
Members of the public can make a submission on a pending LIA. Submissions should be received before the closing date.Before lodging a submission about a pending LIA, learn more about the process.
Read: LIA guidelines and processes
Submit: E: gaming.licensing@liquorandgaming.nsw.gov.auNote: Submissions are not confidential and a copy will be given to the applicant who will have the opportunity to respond. If you wish to keep your contact details confidential, please outline that clearly in your submission e.g. include “Please do not share my contact details with the applicant.”
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Community contribution
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $159,790.21 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $31,958.04, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
Gaming Plan of Management
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated March 2023 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
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The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 189,401.15 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 37,880.23, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated September 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
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Grant Perry,
Bago Tavern
Wauchope,
Port Macquarie-Hastings,
Wauchope SA2,
Band 2
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Positive contribution
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $187,069.76 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $37,413.95, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated May 2023 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
Jamie Canellis,
Australian Hotel
Young,
Hilltops Council,
Young SA2,
Financial community contribution
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $205,909.48 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $41,181.90, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated 7 March 2023 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
Tracey Byard,
The Amble Inn
Corindi Beach,
Coffs Harbour Council,
Woolgoolga-Arrawarra SA2,
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $370,323.27 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $74,064.65, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated 10 March 2023 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
Mid Villa Pty Ltd
Yanco Hotel
Yanco,
Leeton,
Leeton SA2,
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Withdrawn 1 March 2023
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Globe Hotel
Bombala,
Snowy Monaro,
Bombala SA2,
Withdrawn 7 February 2023
1
Homebush West
Strathfield Municipal Council
Homebush SA2
Positive Contribution
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $293,790 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $58,758, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated August 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $3,100,710 to the Responsible Gambling Fund by way of five payments, the first due within 28 days of approval then annually thereafter. The first payment is to be 10% of the total financial contribution amount, the second 15%, the third 20%, the fourth 25% and the fifth the remaining 30%.
After two years of operating gaming machines, the applicant’s total contribution may be recalculated as 15% of the average annual profit per gaming machine operated by the venue, multiplied by the GMT increase granted, multiplied by five, less any payments made in years 1 and 2, with any remaining balance then to be paid annually, in equal instalments over the remaining 3 years.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated 25 July 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $75,907.87 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $15,181.57, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated October 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of
the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $578,160.13 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $115,632.03, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated July 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
Responsible Gambling Officer (RGO)
Gambling Incident Register
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated February 2021 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $269,427.64 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $53,885.53, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated November 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
CCTV
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $302,669 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $60,533.80, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $784,136.85 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $156,827.37, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
Gaming plan of management
The premises are to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management provided March 2021 dated November 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor & Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Authority.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $526,756.16 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $105,351.23, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
Forbes,
Forbes Shire Council,
Forbes SA2,
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Positive Financial Contribution
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 509,341.26 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 101,868.25, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated 31 August 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
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Positive financial contribution
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $1,196,200.98 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $239,240.20, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated May 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
Responsible Gambling Officer (Gambling Contact Officer)
1. The Licensee shall ensure that one Responsible Gambling Officer (Gambling Contact Officer), being a dedicated staff member who holds a current RCG certificate, is on duty and monitoring the gaming machines of the venue whenever gaming machines are operating.
2. The Responsible Gambling Officer (Gambling Contact Officer)’s primary duties are to:
(a) maintain the gambling incident register;
(b) make reasonable efforts to identify gaming machine players who display or engage in problematic gambling behaviour;
(c) if any gaming machine player displays or engages in multiple problematic gambling behaviour as outlined in the Authority’s Guideline, during a single trading day, then the Officer must (at least once during that trading day):
(i) request that the player take a break from gaming machine play until the close of trade on that day or night (noting that a player who complies with a request to take a break may remain on the premises and consume other goods and services);
(ii) provide information about the self-exclusion scheme offered at the premises (being the scheme available pursuant to s. 49 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001) and ask whether the player wishes to participate in that scheme;
(iii) provide information about and access to problem gambling counselling.
3. This condition is not breached by:
(a) a Responsible Gambling Officer (Gambling Contact Officer) undertaking minor additional gaming duties, so long as such duties do not detract from the Officer’s primary duties; or
(b) the temporary absence of the Officer from the gaming machine areas, where such absence occurs in the ordinary course of their primary duties (for example, to engage with a gaming machine player in a private space) or is by way of a routine break from work (such as a meal break or a bathroom break).
4. At all times, the Duty Manager or other senior manager responsible for gaming machine operations will assist the Responsible Gambling Officer (Gambling Contact Officer) in carrying out the duties described in this condition.
1. The licensee must keep and maintain a gambling incident register.
2. The gambling incident register must record:
(a) any incident in which a patron of the venue displays or engages in problematic gambling behaviour of the kind specified in the ‘Signs of risky and problem gambling behaviour: Know the signs and how to act’ factsheet published on the L&GNSW website as amended from time to time.
(b) the time, location and machine number(s) and brief description (or identity, if known) of any gaming machine player identified displaying or engaging in that behaviour
(c) any proposed or implemented self or third-party exclusions of gaming machine players (specifying the player's name (where provided or known), membership number (if applicable) and duration of any exclusion) and the patron's response to the same.
(d) Any breach or attempted breach of a self or third party exclusion
3. The gambling incident register must also record details of the action taken in response to the incidents, applications and other matters recorded in the register.
4. The licensee must review the gambling incident register at least on a monthly basis and must consider whether an exclusion order is appropriate for any person who has been asked to self-exclude but has declined to do so.
5. The information recorded in a gambling incident register must be retained for at least 3 years from when the record was made.
6. The licensee must, at the request of a police officer or L&GNSW inspector, make any gambling incident register available for inspection.
Argenton Hotel Operations Pty Ltd, Argenton Hotel
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The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 1,179,660.87 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 235,932.17, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated January 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
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The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 193,424.33 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 38,684.87, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated 27 June 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $933,665.96 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $186,733.19, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated February 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
1. The Licensee shall ensure that one Responsible Gambling Officer (Gambling Contact Officer), being a dedicated staff member who holds a current RCG certificate, is on duty and monitoring the gaming machines of the venue from midnight whenever gaming machines are operating.
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The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 198,406.62 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 39,681.33, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated December 2021 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
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The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 444,291.14 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 88,858.23, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated March 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
1. The Licensee shall ensure that one Responsible Gambling Officer (Gambling Contact Officer), being a dedicated staff member who holds a current RCG certificate, is on duty and monitoring the gaming machines of the venue whenever gaming machines are operating
a. maintain the gambling incident register;
b. make reasonable efforts to identify gaming machine players who display or engage in problematic gambling behaviour;
c. if any gaming machine player displays or engages in multiple problematic gambling behaviour as outlined in the Authority’s Guideline, during a single trading day, then the Officer must (at least once during that trading day):
i. request that the player take a break from gaming machine play until the close of trade on that day or night (noting that a player who complies with a request to take a break may remain on the premises and consume other goods and services);
ii. provide information about the self-exclusion scheme offered at the premises (being the scheme available pursuant to s. 49 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001) and ask whether the player wishes to participate in that scheme;
iii. provide information about and access to problem gambling counselling.
0. This condition is not breached by:
a. a Responsible Gambling Officer (Gambling Contact Officer) undertaking minor additional gaming duties, so long as such duties do not detract from the Officer’s primary duties; or
b. the temporary absence of the Officer from the gaming machine areas, where such absence occurs in the ordinary course of their primary duties (for example, to engage with a gaming machine player in a private space) or is by way of a routine break from work (such as a meal break or a bathroom break).
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The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 458,136.56 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 91,627.31, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated 30 March 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
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The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 2,809,052.65 to the Responsible Gambling Fund (RGF) by way of five payments, the first due within 28 days of the licence commencing trade then annually thereafter.
The first payment is to be 10% of the total financial contribution amount, the second 15%, the third 20%, the fourth 25% and the fifth the remaining 30%.
New South Wales Harness Racing Club
Menangle Park Country Club
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $245,418 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $49,083.30, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $245,951.44 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $49,190.29, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated March 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $817,551.81 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $163,510.36, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated 25 February 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
Luke Anderson,Clarendon Tavern
1. The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 478,849.11 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 95,769.82, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
2. The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated 8 February 2022 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises, and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
3.1) The licensee must maintain a closed-circuit television (CCTV) system on the premises in accordance with the following requirements:a. the system must record continuously from opening time until one hour after the premises is required to close (or, in the case of a premises that is not required to cease trading, continuously at all times),b. recordings must be in digital format and at a minimum of ten (10) frames per second,c. any recorded image must specify the time and date of the recorded image,d. the system’s cameras must cover the following areas:(i) all entry and exit points on the premises,(ii) the footpath immediately adjacent to the premises, and(iii) all publicly accessible areas (other than toilets) within the premises.2) The licensee must also:a. keep all recordings made by the CCTV system for at least 30 days,b. ensure that the CCTV system is accessible at all times the system is required to operate pursuant to clause 1(a), by at least one person able to access and fully operate the system, including downloading and producing recordings of CCTV footage, andc. provide any recordings made by the system to a police officer or Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector within 24 hours of any request by the police officer or Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector to provide such recordings.4.1) The licensee must keep and maintain a gambling incident register.2) The gambling incident register must record:a. any incident in which a patron of the venue displays or engages in problematic gambling behaviour of the kind specified in the ‘Signs of risky and problem gambling behaviour: Know the signs and how to act’ factsheet published on the L&GNSW website as amended from time to time.
Brad Young, Cabbage Tree Hotel
Fairy Meadow Wollongong Balgownie - Fairy Meadow
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Richard Petherick, North Richmond Hotel
Positive financial contributionThe venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 401,252.88 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 80,250.58, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
Gaming Plan of ManagementThe premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated December 2021 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
Responsible Gambling Officer (Gambling Contact Officer)1.The Licensee shall ensure that one Responsible Gambling Officer (Gambling Contact Officer), being a dedicated staff member who holds a current RCG certificate, is on duty and monitoring the gaming machines of the venue whenever gaming machines are operating.2.The Officer’s primary duties are to:a)maintain the gambling incident register;b)make reasonable efforts to identify gaming machine players who display or engage in problematic gambling behaviour;c)if any gaming machine player displays or engages in multiple problematic gambling behaviour as outlined in the Authority’s Guideline, during a single trading day, then the Officer must (at least once during that trading day):i.request that the player take a break from gaming machine play until the close of trade on that day or night (noting that a player who complies with a request to take a break may remain on the premises and consume other goods and services);ii.provide information about the self-exclusion scheme offered at the premises (being the scheme available pursuant to s. 49 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001) and ask whether the player wishes to participate in that scheme;iii.provide information about and access to problem gambling counselling.3.This condition is not breached by:a)a Responsible Gambling Officer (Gambling Contact Officer) undertaking minor additional gaming duties, so long as such duties do not detract from the Officer’s primary duties; orb)the temporary absence of the Officer from the gaming machine areas, where such absence occurs in the ordinary course of their primary duties (for example, to engage with a gaming machine player in a private space) or is by way of a routine break from work (such as a meal break or a bathroom break).4.At all times, the Duty Manager or other senior manager responsible for gaming machine operations will assist the Responsible Gambling Officer (Gambling Contact Officer) in carrying out the duties described in this condition.
Gambling Incident Register1)The licensee must keep and maintain a gambling incident register.2)The gambling incident register must record:(a)any incident in which a patron of the venue displays or engages in problematic gambling behaviour of the kind specified in the ‘Signs of risky and problem gambling behaviour: Know the signs and how to act’ factsheet published on the L&GNSW website as amended from time to time.(b)the time, location and machine number(s) and brief description (or identity, if known) of any gaming machine player identified displaying or engaging in that behaviour(c)any proposed or implemented self or third-party exclusions of gaming machine players (specifying the player's name (where provided or known), membership number (if applicable) and duration of any exclusion) and the patron's response to the same.(d)Any breach or attempted breach of a self or third party exclusion3)The gambling incident register must also record details of the action taken in response to the incidents, applications and other matters recorded in the register.4)The licensee must review the gambling incident register at least on a monthly basis and must consider whether an exclusion order is appropriate for any person who has been asked to self-exclude but has declined to do so.5)The information recorded in a gambling incident register must be retained for at least 3 years from when the record was made. The licensee must, at the request of a police officer or L&GNSW inspector, make any gambling incident register available for inspection.
CCTV1) The licensee must maintain a closed-circuit television (CCTV) system on the premises in accordance with the following requirements:(a) the system must record continuously from opening time until one hour after the premises is required to close (or, in the case of a premises that is not required to cease trading, continuously at all times),(b) recordings must be in digital format and at a minimum of ten (10) frames per second,(c) any recorded image must specify the time and date of the recorded image,(d) the system’s cameras must cover the following areas:(i) all entry and exit points on the premises,(ii) the footpath immediately adjacent to the premises, and(iii) all publicly accessible areas (other than toilets) within the premises.2) The licensee must also:(a) keep all recordings made by the CCTV system for at least 30 days,(b) ensure that the CCTV system is accessible at all times the system is required to operate pursuant to clause 1(a), by at least one person able to access and fully operate the system, including downloading and producing recordings of CCTV footage, and(c) provide any recordings made by the system to a police officer or Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector within 24 hours of any request by the police officer or Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector to provide such recordings.
Lachlan HEFFERNAN, Rafferty's by the Lake
Cams Wharf, Lake Macquarie City Council, Swansea - Caves Beach SA2, Band 2
Positive financial contributionThe venue is to make a financial contribution of $1,239,505.50 to the Responsible Gambling Fund (RGF) by way of five payments, the first due within 28 days of the licence commencing trade then annually thereafter. The first payment is to be 10% of the total financial contribution amount, the second 15%, the third 20%, the fourth 25% and the fifth the remaining 30%.
After two years of operating gaming machines, the applicant’s total contribution may be recalculated as 15% of the average annual profit per gaming machine operated by the venue, multiplied by the GMT increase granted, multiplied by five, LESS any payments made in years 1 and 2, with any remaining balance then to be paid annually, in equal instalments over the remaining 3 years.
Gaming Plan of ManagementThe premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated July 2021 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 123,080 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 24,616, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated July 2021 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
Highland Hotels Pty Ltd, White Bull Hotel
Armidale, Armidale Regional Council, Armidale SA2, Band 2
Positive financial contributionThe venue is to make a financial contribution of $322,743.40 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $64,548.68, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
Gaming Plan of ManagementThe premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated September 2021 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
Responsible Gambling Officer (Gambling Contact Officer)1.The Licensee shall ensure that one Responsible Gambling Officer (Gambling Contact Officer), being a dedicated staff member who holds a current RCG certificate, is on duty and monitoring the gaming machines of the venue from midnight whenever gaming machines are operating.2.The Officer’s primary duties are to:a)maintain the gambling incident register;b)make reasonable efforts to identify gaming machine players who display or engage in problematic gambling behaviour;c)if any gaming machine player displays or engages in multiple problematic gambling behaviour as outlined in the Authority’s Guideline, during a single trading day, then the Officer must (at least once during that trading day):i.request that the player take a break from gaming machine play until the close of trade on that day or night (noting that a player who complies with a request to take a break may remain on the premises and consume other goods and services);ii.provide information about the self-exclusion scheme offered at the premises (being the scheme available pursuant to s. 49 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001) and ask whether the player wishes to participate in that scheme;iii.provide information about and access to problem gambling counselling.3.This condition is not breached by:a)a Responsible Gambling Officer (Gambling Contact Officer) undertaking minor additional gaming duties, so long as such duties do not detract from the Officer’s primary duties; orb)the temporary absence of the Officer from the gaming machine areas, where such absence occurs in the ordinary course of their primary duties (for example, to engage with a gaming machine player in a private space) or is by way of a routine break from work (such as a meal break or a bathroom break).4.At all times, the Duty Manager or other senior manager responsible for gaming machine operations will assist the Responsible Gambling Officer (Gambling Contact Officer) in carrying out the duties described in this condition.
Financial contribution
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $1,012,115.71 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $202,423.14, commencing within 28 days of the approval and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated May 2021 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises, and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor & Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority.
1.The licensee must maintain a closed-circuit television (CCTV) system on the licensed premises (“the premises”) in accordance with the following requirements:
a. the system must record continuously from opening time until one hour after the premises is required to close,
b. recordings must be in digital format and at a minimum of ten (10) frames per second,
c. any recorded image must specify the time and date of the recorded image,
d. the system’s cameras must cover the following areas:
i. all entry and exit points on the premises, and
ii. all publicly accessible areas (other than toilets) within the premises.
2. The licensee must also:
a. keep all recordings made by the CCTV system for at least 30 days,
b. ensure that the CCTV system is accessible at all times the system is required to operate pursuant to clause 1(a), by at least one person able to access and fully operate the system, including downloading and producing recordings of CCTV footage, and
c. provide any recordings made by the system to a police officer or Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector within 24 hours of any request by the police officer or Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector to provide such recordings.
1. The venue is to make a financial contribution of $168,618.09 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $33,723.62, commencing within 28 days of grant and then annually thereafter.
2. The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated June 2021 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
3. The licensee or its representative must join and be an active participant in the local liquor accord.
Gavin James Doran, Lone Pine Tavern
Rooty Hill, Blacktown City Council, Rooty Hill - Minchinbury SA2, Band 2
The following conditions were imposed:1.The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 424,310.36 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 84,862.07, commencing (within six months of grant) and then annually thereafter.
2.The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated July 2021 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor & Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority.The following conditions were revoked:
Condition 61010The Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority (Authority) approved the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 (Act) for a gaming machine threshold increase of two (from 28 to 30) for Lone Pine Tavern, 15 Rooty Hill Rd ROOTY HILL, LIQH400118945.
The Authority has approved under section 36 of the Act the associated Local Impact Assessment (LIA), subject to the following conditions:
1. No more than 28 gaming machines may be installed at the Hotel.2. The gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Hotel as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from hotels located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan Local Government Areas (LGAs).3. By 30 November 2016 the Hotel must provide evidence to the Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority that it has made a payment of $20,000, as an LIA contribution, to the Women’s Activities and Self Help (W.A.S.H.) House. The funding will be used for the provision of face-to-face counselling sessions for women attempting to remove themselves and their children from domestic violence.
Condition 61020The Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority (Authority) approved the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 (Act) for a gaming machine threshold increase of one (from 29 to 30) for Lone Pine Tavern, 15 Rooty Hill Rd ROOTY HILL, LIQH400118945.
1. No more than 28 gaming machines may be installed at the Hotel.2. The gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Hotel as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from hotels located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan Local Government Areas (LGAs).3. By 31 July 2017 the Hotel must provide evidence to the Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority that it has made a payment of $10,000, as an LIA contribution, to the Women’s Activities and Self Help (W.A.S.H.) House. The funding will be used for the provision of face-to-face counselling sessions for women attempting to remove themselves and their children from domestic violence.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 222,834.51 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 44,566.90, commencing (within six months of grant) and then annually thereafter.
No gaming machines are to be operated after 2:00AM.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 409,347.85 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 81,869.57, commencing (within six months of grant) and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the venue’s Gaming Plan of Management, dated May 2021, as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises, and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 286,771.94 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 57,354.39, commencing (within six months of grant) and then annually thereafter.
The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated 21 February 2021 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises, and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 104,310.14 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 20,862.03, commencing (within six months of grant) and then annually thereafter.
The operation of the gaming machines must cease at midnight on any occasion the Club trades after 12.00 midnight.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 274,609.66 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 54,921.93 commencing (within six months of grant) and then annually thereafter.
Electronic gaming machines must not operate after 2am on any day.
2.1. Subject to paragraph 2.3 below, the Licensee/Approved Manager shall ensure that on any day that the hotel utilises its extended trading authorisation, at least one responsible conduct of gambling Marshall, being a dedicated staff member who holds a current RCG certificate, is on duty and is monitoring the gaming machine areas of the hotel from midnight until the hotel closes.
2.2. The RCG Marshal’s primary duties are to:
2.2.1. make reasonable efforts to identify gaming machine players who are exhibiting RCG Indicators;
2.2.2. make a record on the RCG Register in accordance with paragraph 3.1, below;
2.2.3. if any gaming machine player is identified under sub-paragraph 2.2.1 above, during a single trading day, as having exhibited two or more RCG Indicators in the “Probable Signs” category or one or more RCG Indicators in the “Strong Signs” category, then the RCG Marshal must (at least once during that trading day):
2.2.3.1. request that the player take a break from gaming machine play until the close of trade on that day or night (noting that a player who complies with a request to take a break may remain on the premises and consume other goods and services);
2.2.3.2. provide information about the self-exclusion scheme offered at the premises (being the scheme available pursuant to s. 49 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001) and ask whether the player wishes to participate in that scheme;
2.2.3.3. provide information about and access to problem gambling counselling.
2.3. This condition is not breached by:
2.3.1. a RCG Marshal undertaking minor additional duties (such as cleaning gaming machines or the gaming machine area), so long as such duties do not detract from the RCG Marshal’s primary
duties; or
2.3.2. the temporary absence of an RCG Marshal monitoring the gaming machine areas, where such absence occurs in the ordinary course of the RCG Marshal’s primary duties (for example, to engage with a gaming machine player in a private space) or is by way of a routine break from work (such as a meal break or a bathroom break).
2.4. In this condition, “RCG Indicators” refers to the signs of behaviour specified in the factsheet:
“Signs of risky and problem gambling behaviour: Know the signs and how to act” annexed to these conditions at Appendix A.
2.5. At all times, the Duty Manager or other senior manager responsible for gaming machine operations will assist the RCG Marshal in carrying out the duties described in this condition.
1. A RCG Register shall be maintained by the RCG Marshal on each shift recording the time, location and machine number(s) and brief description (or identity, if known) of any gaming machine player identified as exhibiting two or more RCG Indicators in the “General Signs” or “Probable Signs” category of Appendix A, or any RCG Indicator in the “Strong Signs” category of Appendix A, with details of any request to take a break from gaming machine play and the player's response (including any further gaming machine play observed during that shift).
2. The RCG Register shall also record any proposed or implemented self or third-party exclusions of gaming machine players (specifying the player's name (where provided or known), membership number (if applicable) and duration of any exclusion) and the patron's response to the same.
3. All managers responsible for the premises’ gaming machine operations shall review the RCG Register on a weekly basis. If a player’s identity has not been recorded in the RCG Register under paragraph 3.1, the manager(s) responsible for gaming machine operations will make reasonable efforts to identify that person when conducting a review under this paragraph.
4. The Licensee/Approved Manager shall review the RCG Register on a monthly basis. The Licensee/Approved Manager must consider whether an exclusion order is appropriate for any person who has been asked to self-exclude but has declined to do so.
The Licensee/Approved Manager shall operate a self-exclusion and third-party/venue-initiated exclusion scheme whereby a gaming machine player may be handed and sent a written request to not enter any gaming machine area of the premises for a period of 6 months.
The delegate has approved extension of four months for payment of the initial financial contribution in respect of the associated Local Impact Assessment (LIA) (condition 61,010).
Condition approved:
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $165,564.40 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $33,112.88 (being 15% of the expected profit from the additional machines sought) with the first payment due 23 February 2022, and the following payments due annually thereafter.
4 Boys (NSW) Pty Ltd, Seaview Tavern
Woolgoolga, Coffs Harbour Council, Woolgoolga – Arrawarra SA2, Band 2
Positive financial contribution The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 401,919.21 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 80,383.84 commencing (within six months of grant) and then annually thereafter.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 138,025.76 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 27,605.15, commencing (within six months of grant) and then annually thereafter.
The operation of the gaming machines must cease at 2:00AM on any occasion the Club trades after 12:00AM (midnight).
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $ 175,448.54 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $ 35,089.71, commencing (within six months of grant) and then annually thereafter.
The premises are to be operated at all times in accordance with the Gaming Plan of Management dated February 2021 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
The venue is to make a total financial contribution of $91,951 to the Responsible Gambling Fund
(RGF) by way of five equal payments of $18,390 the first due within 28 days of grant then annually thereafter.
Gaming is only permitted at those times the Gaming Room is under the general supervision of a qualified Gaming Room Attendant present in the Hotel.
Iris Hotel Group Pty Ltd Homebush Hotel, Homebush
Strathfield, Homebush Band 2
I. The venue is to make a total financial contribution of $4,604,115 to the Responsible Gambling Fund (RGF) by way of five payments, the first due within 28 days of the licence commencing trade then annually thereafter, with the first payment to be 10% of the total financial contribution amount, the second 15%, the third 20%, the fourth 25% and the fifth the remaining 30%.
II. After two years of operating gaming machines, the applicant’s total contribution is to be recalculated as 15% of the average annual profit per gaming machine operated by the venue, multiplied by the GMT increase granted, multiplied by five, LESS any payments made in years 1 and 2, with any remaining balance then to be paid annually, in equal instalments over the remaining 3 years.
III. The licensee is to advise the Authority and the Responsible Gambling Fund (RGF) of the venue’s intended date to commence trade no less than 30 days prior to the venue commencing operations.
Under section 53 of the Liquor Act, 2007 the Authority has imposed a condition on the hotel liquor licence to the effect of:
Gaming is only permitted at those time the Gaming Room is under the direct supervision of a qualified Gaming Room Attendant
Mr Rodney Archer, Dubbo Golf Club
The delegate Approves the the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2007 (“the Act”) for gaming machine threshold increase of 4 (from 16 to 20) for the Dubbo Golf Club, LIQC300237095.
Under section 36 of the Act, the associated Local Impact Assessment (LIA), impose the following condition:
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $50,616.83 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $10,123.37 commencing (within six months of grant) and then annually thereafter.
Mr Nathan Lamont, Sawtell Hotel
SAWTELL, Coffs Harbour City Council, Band 2
The delegate Approves the the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2007 (“the Act”) for gaming machine threshold increase of 4 (from 21 to 25) for the Sawtell Hotel, LIQH400109180.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $152,375.81 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $30,475.16 commencing (within six months of grant) and then annually thereafter.
St George Motor Boat Club Ltd, St George Motor Boat Club Limited
SANS SOUCI, Georges River Council, Band 2
Approved 15 July 2020
The delegate Approves the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 (‘the Act’) for a gaming machine threshold increase of 10 (from 90 to 100) for St George Motor Boat Club Limited, LIQC300230430.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $293,786.85 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $58,757.37 commencing (within six months of grant) and then annually thereafter.
Mr Benedict Francis Lawler, The Commercial Hotel
DUBBO, Dubbo – South Band 2
Approved 1 July 2020
Approved,
11 March 2020
The Authority Approves the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 (‘the Act’) for gaming machine threshold increase of 20 (from 0 to 20) for Burwood Social House, LIQH440019012.
The Authority Approves the associated Local Impact Assessment (LIA) under section 36 of the Act, subject to the following conditions:
i. The venue is to make a total financial contribution of $3,735,456.50 to the Responsible Gambling Fund (RGF) by way of five payments, the first due within 28 days of the licence commencing trade then annually thereafter, with the first payment to be 10% of the total financial contribution amount, the second 15%, the third 20%, the fourth 25% and the fifth the remaining 30%.
ii. After two years of operating gaming machines, the applicant’s total contribution is to be recalculated as 15% of the average annual profit per gaming machine operated by the venue, multiplied by the GMT increase granted, multiplied by five, LESS any payments made in years 1 and 2, with any remaining balance then to be paid annually, in equal instalments over the remaining 3 years.
iii. The licensee is to advise the Authority and the Responsible Gambling Fund (RGF) of the venue’s intended date to commence trade no less than 30 days prior to the venue commencing operations.
31 January 2020
The Authority Approves the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 (‘the Act’) for gaming machine threshold increase of 6 (from 10 to 16) for Hastings Hotel, LIQH400119151.
i. The venue is to make a financial contribution of $197,754.80 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $39,550.96 commencing (within four weeks of grant) and then annually thereafter.
ii. The licensee will ensure that all hotel staff with gaming responsibilities receive bi-annual responsible conduct of gambling refresher training. The training is to be conducted by an appropriately accredited individual and/or organisation.
iii. The increase in GMT is not to be utilised to transfer leased gaming machine entitlement to the premises, nor by transfers taking advantage of forfeiture concessions extended under sections 20A(3) or 21(2) of the Gaming Machines Act, 2001.
14 January 2020
The delegate Approves the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 (‘the Act’) for gaming machine threshold increase of 20 (from 0 to 20) for Hurlstone Park Hotel, LIQH440019016.
The Authority approves the associated Local Impact Assessment (LIA) under section 36 of the Act, subject to the following conditions:
23 December 2019
The delegate Approves the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 (‘the Act’) for gaming machine threshold increase of 6 (from 12 to 18) for Clarendon Tavern, LIQH400109547.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $390,526.75 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $78,105.35 commencing (within four weeks of grant) and then annually thereafter.
The Delegate Approves the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 (‘the Act’) for gaming machine threshold increase of 5 (from 17 to 22) for Dicey Riley’s, LIQH400122373.
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $391,874.70 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $78,374.94 commencing (within four weeks of grant) and then annually thereafter.
The Authority Approves the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 (‘the Act’) for gaming machine threshold increase of 100 (from 0 to 100) for LIQC330019635 Gregory Hills Sports Club.
The Authority Approves the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 (‘the Act’) for gaming machine threshold increase of 7 (from 23 to 30) for the Belmont Hotel, LIQH400117159.
The Authority Approves the associated Local Impact Assessment (LIA) under section 36 of the Act, subject to the following condition:
i. The venue is to make a financial contribution of $224,173.95 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $44,834.79 commencing within four weeks of grant and then annually thereafter.
The Authority Imposes under section 53 of the Liquor Act 2007 the following licence condition:
ii. The premises is to be operated at all times in accordance with the Plan of Management dated 3 April 2019 as may be varied from time to time after consultation with NSW Police. A copy of the Plan of Management is to be kept on the premises, and made available for inspection on the request of a police officer, council officer, Liquor and Gaming NSW inspector, or any other person authorised by the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
Woolgoolga, Coffs Harbour City Council – Band 2
The Authority Approves the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 (‘the Act’) for gaming machine threshold increase of 8 (from 0 to 8) for LIQH440018976 Woolgoolga Beach Tavern.
Under section 36 of the Act, the associated Local Impact Assessment (LIA), impose the following conditions:
i. The venue is to make a total financial contribution of $495,414 to the Responsible Gambling Fund (RGF) by way of five payments, the first due within 28 days of the licence commencing trade then annually thereafter, with the first payment to be 10% of the total financial contribution amount, the second 15%, the third 20%, the fourth 25% and the fifth the remaining 30%.
ii. After two years of operating gaming machines, the applicant may request that the total contribution be recalculated to be 15% of the average annual profit per gaming machine operated by the venue, multiplied by the GMT increase granted, multiplied by five, LESS any payments made in years 1 and 2, with any remaining balance then to be paid annually, in equal instalments over the remaining 3 years.
The Authority considered The Greens Gledswood Hills – Application for a gaming machine threshold increase with a Class 1 LIA at its meeting of 19 June 2019.
The Authority Approves the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 (‘the Act’) for gaming machine threshold increase of 20 (from 0 to 20) for The Greens Gledswood Hills, LIQC330019634.
I. The venue is to give L&G NSW and the RGF a minimum of six months’ notice before it commence trade.
II. The venue is to make a financial contribution of 15% of the average Club Gaming Machine Profit for the LGA x 20 x 5 to be paid in five instalments to the Responsible Gambling Fund (RGF).
The value of the financial contribution is to be calculated not less than three months prior to the Club commencing operations or 1 January 2022, whichever occurs first.
III. The first installment is to be 10% of the total, the second 15%, the third 20% the forth 25% and the fifth and final 30%
IV. The first installment is to be due not less than three months prior to the Club commencing operations or 1 January 2022, whichever occurs first, with each further installment due annually thereafter.
V. Two years after grant the applicant may request that the financial contribution be recalculated to be 15% of the average annual profit per gaming machine operated by the venue, multiplied by the GMT increase granted, multiplied by five, LESS any payments made in years 1 and 2, with any remaining balance then to be paid annually, in equal installments over the remaining 3 years
VI. No gaming machine entitlements are to be leased or transferred from the venue until all payments to the RGF have been made.
The Authority has approved the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001
(‘the Act’) for gaming machine threshold increase of 7 (from 23 to 30) for Sydney Junction Hotel, LIQH400118139.
The Authority has approved the associated Local Impact Assessment (LIA) under section 36 of the Act, subject to the following condition:
i. The venue is to make a financial contribution of $437,731 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal installments of $87,546.20 commencing within four weeks of grant and then annually thereafter.
The Authority approves the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 (‘the Act’) for gaming machine threshold increase of 5 (from 25 to 30) for The Bath Arms Hotel, LIQH400100396;
i. The venue is to make a financial contribution of $494,066.70 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $98,813.34 (being 15% of the expected annual profit from the additional machines) commencing within four weeks of grant and then annually thereafter.
Mr Jarrod Smith - Kingswood Hotel
KingswoodPenrith City CouncilBand 2
The Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority (Authority) approved the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 for gaming machine threshold increase of 5 (from 25 to 30) for Kingswood Hotel, LIQH400118910;
The Authority has approved under section 36 of the Act, the associated Local Impact Assessment (LIA), subject to the following condition:
i.The venue is to make a financial contribution of $359,129.35 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $71,825.87 commencing within four weeks of grant and then annually thereafter.
Coffs Harbour, Coffs Harbour City CouncilBand 2
The Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority (Authority) approved the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 for gaming machine threshold increase of 2 (from 15 to 17) for Park Beach Hotel, LIQH400109202;
i. The venue is to make a financial contribution of $165,564.40 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $33,112.88 (being 15% of the expected profit from the additional machines sought) with the first payment due within four weeks of grant, and the following payments due annually thereafter.
Woolgoolga, Coffs Harbour City CouncilBand 2
The Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority (Authority) approved the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 for gaming machine threshold increase of 2 (from 18 to 20) for Seaview Tavern, LIQH400113072;
i. The venue is to make a financial contribution of $185,957.58 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $37,191.52 (being 15% of the expected profit from additional machines) commencing within four weeks of grant and then annually thereafter.
The Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority (Authority) approved the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 for gaming machine threshold increase of 6 (from 20 to 26) for Ruse Tavern, LIQH400160823.
i. The venue is to make a financial contribution of $613,800 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $122,760 (being 15% of the expected profit from six (6) additional machines) commencing within four weeks of grant and then annually thereafter.
The Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority (The Authority) approved the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 for gaming machine threshold increase of 20 (from 0 to 20) for The Marsden Brewhouse, LIQH440019005;
i. The venue is to make a financial contribution of $2,630,385 to be paid in five installments to the Responsible Gambling Fund (RGF).ii. The first installment is to be paid within 28 days of grant of the application with following installments due annually thereafter.
iii. The first installment is to be 10% of the total ($263,038.50), the second 15% ($394,557.75), the third 20% ($526,077.00) the forth 25% ($657,596.25) and the fifth and final 30% ($789,115.50)
iv. Two years after grant the applicant may request that the financial contribution be recalculated to be 15% of the average annual profit per gaming machine operated by the venue, multiplied by the GMT increase granted, multiplied by five, LESS any payments made in years 1 and 2, with any remaining balance then to be paid annually, in equal installments over the remaining 3 years.
The Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority (Authority) approved the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 for gaming machine threshold increase of 20 (from 77 to 97) for Lakeside Golf Club - Camden, LIQC330010007.
The Authority has approved under section 36 of the Act, the associated Local Impact Assessment (LIA), subject to the following conditions:
i. The venue is to make a financial contribution of $156,688 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $31,338 (being 15% of the expected profit from additional machines) commencing within four weeks of grant and then annually thereafter.
ii. The venue is to make the following financial contributions within 3 months of grant (and four times annually thereafter) Group 6 Referees Association $ 6,500; Mount Annan Swimming Club $ 3,500; Oran Park Gregory Hills Junior Rugby League $ 3,000; Oran Park Soccer Club; $ 5,000; GWS Auskick Oran Park program - $5,000; Macarthur Baseball League - $6,000; Magpies Cricket Club - $9,000; Ingham Institute of Health - $20,000. Total annual contribution: $58,000.00.
The Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority (Authority) approved the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 for gaming machine threshold increase of 20 (from 34 to 54) for The Queanbeyan Bowling Club Ltd, LIQC300242269.
i. The venue is to make a financial contribution of $187,290 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $37,458 (being 15% of the expected profit from additional machines) commencing within four weeks of grant and then annually thereafter.
The Authority Approves the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 (‘the Act’) for gaming machine threshold increase of 15 (from 15 to 30) for The Crown & Emperor Hotel Marrickville, LIQH400106076.Under section 36 of the Act, the associated Local Impact Assessment (LIA), impose the following condition:
The venue is to make a financial contribution of $1,780,200 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five years in five equal instalments of $356,040 (being 15% of the expected profit from additional machines) commencing within four weeks of grant and then annually thereafter.
The Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority (Authority) approved the application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 for gaming machine threshold increase of 20 (from 100 to 120) for the Euston Bowling & Recreation Club Limited LIQC300200558.
i. The venue is to make a financial contribution of $1,271,466 to the Responsible Gambling Fund over the next five (5) years in 5 equal instalments of $254,293 commencing (within 4 weeks of grant) and annually thereafter.
By 30 June 2018, The New Commercial Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $70,000, as an LIA contribution to City of Liverpool Meals on Wheels Inc which is located within Liverpool LGA, to be used towards the purchase of a new refrigerated vehicle.
By 31 May 2018 Australia Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $60,000, as an LIA contribution, to be evenly distributed between Cessnock Minor Rugby League ($30,000) to expand their Welfare and Development nights and Cessnock Hospital ($30,000) to benefit the local community who attend the hospital.
The increase must be utilised within a two year period. Any unused portion will lapse at the end of that two year period.
By 31 May 2018 Uncle Buck's Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $45,000, as an LIA contribution, to Mount Druitt Hospital to be incorporated with other funds raised for the acquisition of a new ultrasound system for the Cancer Services/Palliative Care Unit.
The increase must be utilised within a 2 year period. Any unused portion will lapse at the end of that 2 year period.
By 31 May 2018 Peden's Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $80,000, as an LIA contribution, to Cessnock District Rescue Squad to update and purchase further equipment, and to fund the upkeep of rescue vehicles at both the Cessnock and Kurri Kurri bases.
Note: the application was provisionally approved on 13 February 2015, subject to the following additional condition:
This condition was satisfied on 8 August 2016.
The Club must provide evidence to ILGA that three payments, each of $6,000, totalling $18,000 have been made to:
The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 April 2012 that three payments, each of $20,000 have been made to:
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The licensee will:
The licensee must at the time of making the payment(s) inform the Council that the money must be utilised for the purposes of the Cultural Development Program only.
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