LIA Public Register

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 application under section 34 of the Gaming Machines Act 2001 (‘the Act’) for gaming machine threshold increase of 4 (from 16 to 20) for 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 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.

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 $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.

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.

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 $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

Application

LIA 

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.

Approved,

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.

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 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.

Application

LIA

Approved,

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:

1. The venue is to make a total financial contribution of $3,657,064.72 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%.
2. 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.

Application
LIA

Approved,

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.

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 $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.

Application 
LIA

Approved,

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 5 (from 17 to 22) for Dicey Riley’s, LIQH400122373.

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 $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.

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 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;

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 $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

Kingswood
Penrith City Council
Band 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 Council
Band 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;

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 $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 Council
Band 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;

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 $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.

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 $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;

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 $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.

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 $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.

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 $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.

1. By 31 May 2018 Windsor RSL Club Ltd must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $200,000, as an LIA contribution, to Hawkesbury City Council to fund their local community investment program.

1. By 30 June 2018 Prospect Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $80,000 to Rosie's Place Inc to assist with the provision of counselling services.

1. By 30 June 2018 The Pub at Rivo must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $40,000 to Women's Community Shelter

1. By 31 June 2018 Banksia Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $60,000, as an LIA contribution, to PCYC St George which is located within Bayside LGA, to contribute towards the payment of the upgrade for the Educational Room at the Club.
2. The increase must be used within a two year period. Any unused portion will lapse at the end of that two year period.

1. By 31 December 2018 the licensee must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $55,000.00 to the Lisa Harnum Foundation, to be used to employ a full-time caseworker and to set up a Safe Room within Macquarie Park Shopping Centre
2. By 30 June 2020 the licensee must provide evidence to the Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority that it has made a payment of $246,875.56 to Macquarie University, for research on alcohol consumption;
3. By 30 June 2020 the licensee must provide evidence to the Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority that it has provided at least $103,295.00 of in-kind funding for the Macquarie University for research; and
4. By 31 December 2019 the licensee must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $100,000.00 to Women's Community Shelters, to be used for the establishment of a new women's shelter in Ryde LGA.

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.

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to Ocean Beach 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 country Local Government Areas (LGAs).
2. By 31 March 2018 Ocean Beach Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $20,000, as an LIA contribution, to Peterborough School, Warilla.

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to The Bayview Hotel Gladesville 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).
2. By 31 May 2018 The Bayview Hotel Gladesville must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $15,000, as an LIA contribution, to Giant Steps Sydney Ltd, to be used for their community access program.

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to Waterworks 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).
2. By 30 April 2018 Waterworks Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $52,000, as an LIA contribution, to The Salvation Army Rockdale, to be used to as funding for The Salvation Army Rockdale Community Centre.

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to Castlereagh 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 country Local Government Areas (LGAs).
2. By 31 March 2018 Castlereagh Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $6,000, as an LIA contribution, to The Rotary Club of South Dubbo.
3. By 31 March 2018 Castlereagh Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $12,000, as an LIA contribution, to Inland Waterways Rejuvenation Association.
4. By 31 March 2018 Castlereagh Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $11,000, as an LIA contribution, to Dubbo Neighbourhood Centre.
5. By 31 March 2018 Castlereagh Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $3,000, as an LIA contribution, to Westhaven Association.
6. By 31 March 2018 Castlereagh Hotel must provide evidence to IGLA that it has made a payment of $6,000, as an LIA contribution, to Give Me 5 for Kids, which will be donated to the Children's Ward at Dubbo Base Hospital.
7. By 31 March 2018 Castlereagh Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $2,000, as an LIA contribution, to Dubbo Base Hospital Pink Ladies Auxiliary.

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to Lithgow City Bowling Club Limited trading as Club Lithgow 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 country Local Government Areas (LGAs).
2. By 28 February 2018 Lithgow City Bowling Club Limited trading as Club Lithgow must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $80,000, as an LIA contribution, to Lithgow Community Transport.
3. The LIA contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club under the ClubGRANTS community support.
4. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2017, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each club tax year during which the LIA contributions are made.

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to Mollymook Golf Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 country Local Government Areas (LGAs).
2. By 28 February 2018 Mollymook Golf Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $100,000, as an LIA contribution, to the Dunn Lewis Youth Development Foundation to upgrade the auditorium at the Dunn Lewis Centre in Ulladulla.
3. The LIA contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club under the ClubGRANTS community support.
4. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2017, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each club tax year during which the LIA contributions are made.

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to Imperial 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).
2. By 28 February 2018 Imperial Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $40,000, as an LIA contribution, to St Vincent de Paul Society Parramatta Central Council, to expand their programs in Mt Druitt and Blacktown.

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to Sir Joseph Banks 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).
2. By 28 February 2018 Sir Joseph Banks Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $40,000, as an LIA contribution, to Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick, to be used to purchase an Ambulatory EEG Monitor, a Portable EEG Synchronised Camera, two Electric Trauma Beds, and books for Aboriginal Health Service Literacy Program.

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to The Australian Hotel Nowra 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 country Local Government Areas (LGAs).
2. By 31 January 2018 The Australian Hotel Nowra must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $30,000, as an LIA contribution, to CatholicCare Nowra (Diocese of Wollongong).
3. By 31 January 2019 The Australian Hotel Nowra must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $10,000, as an LIA contribution, to CatholicCare Nowra (Diocese of Wollongong).

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to Hurstville R.S.L. Memorial Club Ltd as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan Local Government Areas (LGAs).
2. By 31 January 2018 Hurstville R.S.L. Memorial Club Ltd must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $15,000, as an LIA contribution, to Kogarah Community Services, Kogarah.
3. By 31 January 2018 Hurstville R.S.L. Memorial Club Ltd must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $15,000, as an LIA contribution, to Nurses on Wheels, Bexley.
4. By 31 January 2018 Hurstville R.S.L. Memorial Club Ltd must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $15,000, as an LIA contribution, to Intellectual Disability Foundation of NSW, Kogarah.
5. The LIA contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club under the ClubGRANTS community support.
6. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2017, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each club tax year during which the LIA contributions are made.

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to West Ryde 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).
2. By 31 January 2018 West Ryde Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $78,000, as an LIA contribution, to Ryde Hospital, to be used to purchase a new ventilator and to upgrade an anaesthetic machine.
3. By 31 January 2018 West Ryde Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $22,500, as an LIA contribution, to Christian Community Aid, to be used for the delivery of financial counselling services to people living, working and studying in the Ryde LGA.

1. By 31 January 2018 Dooleys Waterview Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $50,000, as an LIA contribution, to Parramatta Mission, to be used as funding for Lifeline Western Sydney and Meals Plus
2. By 31 January 2018 Dooleys Waterview Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $30,000, as an LIA contribution, to The Children’s Hospital at Westmead to be used as funding for the Cancer Centre for Children and Children’s Cancer Research Unit
3. By 31 January 2018 Dooleys Waterview Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $10,000, as an LIA contribution, to the Leukaemia Foundation of NSW, to be used as funding for the Patient Transport program, Economic Hardship Program, and Cooking for Chemo project.
4. By 31 January 2018 Dooleys Waterview Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $10,000, as an LIA contribution, to Northcott, to be used to be used as funding for workshops for families with children with a disability.
5. The LIA contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club under the ClubGRANTS community support.
6. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2016, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each club tax year during which the LIA contributions are made.

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to The Beverly Hills 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 or country Local Government Areas (LGAs)
2. By 31 October 2017 The Beverly Hills Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $48,000, as an LIA contribution, to St George Hospital to be used towards the purchase of a wireless Neoprobe System
3. By 31 October 2018 The Beverly Hills Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a further payment of $48,000, as an LIA contribution, to St George Hospital
4. By 31 October 2019 The Beverly Hills Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a further payment of $48,000, as an LIA contribution, to St George Hospital.

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to Moko-Heather's Kitchen 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).
2. By 1 October 2017 Moko-Heather's Kitchen must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $50,000, as an LIA contribution, to the Eastwood Conference of the St Vincent de Paul Society.
3. By 1 June 2019 Moko-Heather's Kitchen must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $100,000, as an LIA contribution, to the Eastwood Conference of the St Vincent de Paul Society.
4. By 1 June 2019 Moko-Heather's Kitchen must provide evidence to the Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority that it has made a payment of $50,000, as an LIA contribution, to the Eastwood Conference of the St Vincent de Paul Society.
5. By 31 December 2019 Moko-Heather's Kitchen must provide evidence to the Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority that it has made a payment of $50,000, as an LIA contribution, to the Eastwood Conference of the St Vincent de Paul Society.

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to Royal 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 (LGA
2. By 1 September 2017 Royal Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $20,000, as an LIA contribution, to the Black Dog Institute located at Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick.

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to El Toro Motor Inn 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).
2. By 30 June 2017 El Toro Motor Inn must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $20,000, as an LIA contribution, to Liverpool Hospital.

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan Local Government Area (LGA).
2. By 31 July 2017, the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $43,992, as LIA contributions, to the following organisations:
   1. $4,888 to Kogarah Community Services – the funding will be used for a website upgrade and marketing development.
   2. $4,888 to Australian Kookaburra Kids Foundation, Gymea – the funding will be used to help eight children from the local area, who live in families affected by mental illness, to attend a respite and education camp.
   3. $4,888 to N.E.E.D.S, Carlton – the funding will be used for the purchase of a Community Van which will be used to provide food and assistance to those in need.
   4. $4,888 to St George Cancer Support Group Inc, Kogarah – the funding will be used to expand their cancer related activities, including weekly meetings and activities, and contact visits.
   5. $4,888 to The St. George Children with Disabilities Fund, Sans Souci – the funding will be used for the music therapy program and provision of modified bikes.
   6. $4,888 to St George Hospital and Community Health Service, Kogarah – the funding will be used towards equipping operating theatres with Wireless Gamma Probes, which are surgical instruments used for breast cancer surgery.
   7. $4,888 to St Mark's Anglican Church, South Hurstville – the funding will be used towards a new footpath from the street to St Mark's preschool, as well as towards a new disabled access to St Mark's church.
   8. $4,888 to 3 Bridges Community, Carss Park – the funding will be used towards a trip to the Fargo Film festival in the USA, where a film created by participants of 3 Bridges Community won an international award.
   9. $4,888 to RSL DefenceCare, Sydney – the funding will be used towards financial support to veterans and their families.
3. The LIA contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club under the ClubGRANTS community support.
4. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2016, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each club tax year during which the LIA contributions are made.

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 ILGA 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.

1. The gaming machine entitlement transferred to El Toro Motor Inn 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).
2. By 30 May 2017 El Toro Motor Inn must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $40,000, as an LIA contribution, to Liverpool Hospital.

1. The gaming machine entitlement 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).
2. By 30 April 2017 the Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $30,000, as an LIA contribution, to St George Hospital. The funding is to be used for the purchase of Tom 2 Paediatric Cot Beds.

1. The gaming machine entitlement 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).
2. By 30 April 2017 the Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $15,000, as an LIA contribution, to the Diocese of Blacktown CatholicCare Social Services towards the provision of counselling services for persons affected by problem gambling.
3. By 30 April 2017 the Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $15,000, as an LIA contribution, to St Vincent de Paul Society towards the facilitation of the Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry.

1. ILGA has been provided with evidence that the premises are complete and ready to trade, and
2. ILGA has been provided with evidence that a total of $105,000 has been donated to a combination of the Medowie RUFC, Medowie Soccer Club, Rural Fire Service Medowie/Soldiers Point/Tanilba Bay, State Emergency Service Port Stephens and Medowie Rotary Club and the John Hunter Hospital.
   
   On 7 July 2016 a submission was lodged seeking an extension of a further 24 months in which to enable these proposed conditions to be met.
   
   The ILGA Board considered the submission at its meeting of 17 August 2016 and has indicated that, if the Hotel is able to provide evidence that the above conditions have been satisfied before 9 July 2018, it will then proceed to determine the LIA and application for an increase in gaming machine threshold of 21 (from 0 to 21).

1. By 13 February 2017, ILGA has been provided with evidence that the premises are complete and ready to trade, that the premises have an internal floor space of not less than 400 square metres, and a copy of the Occupation Certificate is provided to the Authority.
2. All gaming machine entitlements to be transferred to the Hotel as a result of the approval of this threshold increase application must be transferred from hotels located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan local government areas.

Note: the application was provisionally approved on 13 February 2015, subject to the following additional condition:

1. Within the next 24 months, ILGA has been provided with evidence that a total of $75,000 has been donated as community contributions - $30,000 to Austinmer Public School and $45,000 to Coledale Hospital.

This condition was satisfied on 8 August 2016.

1. 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 country Local Government Areas (LGAs).
2. By 30 October 2016 the Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $10,000, as an LIA contribution, to CatholicCare (Diocese of Wollongong).  The funding will be used for the provision of social development group-learning activities to students in primary and secondary Catholic schools in the Shoalhaven LGA.

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 ILGA 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.

1. By 30 September 2016 the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $100,000 as LIA contributions, to the following organisations:
   1. $10,000 to Camden and Districts Netball Association – intended to subsidise registration costs.
   2. $15,000 to Cam pbelltown District Netball Association – intended for Family Discount scheme which provides a reduction in registration fees for more than one family member who participates.
   3. $39,000 to Western Suburbs District Junior Rugby League – intended for administration and operating costs.
   4. $4,000 to Softball Campbelltown – intended to subsidise registration and insurance costs as well as uniform and equipment subsidies.
   5. $32,000 to Southern Districts Tennis Association – purpose is to provide funds for 10 junior tennis scholarships to aspiring players as well as contribute to operating costs.
2. That LIA Contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club under the ClubGRANTS community support.
3. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2015, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each tax year during which the LIA contributions are made.
4. The increase must be utilised within a two year period. Any unused portion will lapse at the end of that two year period.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Hotel as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from metropolitan hotels located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan Local Government Areas (LGAs);
2. By 31 August 2016, the Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that a total payment of $70,000, as LIA contributions, has been made to the following organisations:
   1. $20,000 to Graceades Cottage Bidwill
   2. $10,000 to Yawarra Community & Child Care Centre Bidwill
   3. $10,000 to Bidwill Uniting
   4. $10,000 to Urban Neighbours of Hope Bidwill
   5. $10,000 to Mt Druitt Learning Ground Chain Reaction Foundation
   6. $10,000 to Mt Druitt PCYC Police Programs Unit
3. The increase must be utilised within a two year period. Any unused portion will lapse at the end of that two year period.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 country Local Government Areas (LGAs).
2. By 31 August 2016, the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $100,000, as LIA contributions, to the following organisation:
   1. $100,000 to CAN Assist - Cancer Assistance Network Goulburn & District Branch
   2. The LIA Contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club under the ClubGRANTS community support.
3. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2015, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each club tax year during which the LIA Contributions are made.
4. The increase must be utilised within a two year period. Any unused portion will lapse at the end of that two year period.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan Local Government Areas (LGAs)
2. By 31 August 2016 the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $53,000 as LIA contributions, to the following organisations:
   1. $45,000 to 3Bridges Community Limited for its Early Years Support Service.
   2. $8,000 to Lugarno Football Club.
3. The LIA Contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club under the ClubGRANTS community support.
4. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2015, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each club tax year during which the LIA contributions are made.
5. The increase must be utilised within a two year period. Any unused portion will lapse at the end of that two year period.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan Local Government Areas (LGAs).
2. By 30 October 2016 the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $265,000 as LIA contributions, to the following organisations
   1. $120,000 to the Sisters of Charity Outreach – funding will support a South West Visit Program which provides companionship and support to the frail, aged and disabled amongst others through home visits and outings. It will also support a Greater Access to Healthcare program which will look to establishing suitable services within Liverpool LGA and surrounding areas to have greater access to Health Care
   2. $55,000 to Autism Advisory Support Services – the funding will be allocated to an outreach therapy program, horse-assisted therapy and an adult social skills group
   3. $30,000 to Karitane – the funding will help support a research project examining the efficacy of Parent-Child Interaction Therapy for young children with early disruptive behaviour problems
   4. $15,000 to Youth Off The Streets – the funding will be used to help disadvantaged young people who may be homeless, drug dependant and/or recovering abuse
   5. $15,000 to the Salvation Army – the funding will be used to provide Salvation Army services within Liverpool LGA. The organisation provides extensive employment, counselling, community and youth services
   6. $ 30,000 to Community 2168 Project – the funding will aid in community renewal in the Liverpool LGA, and will focus on community building, urban renewal, employment skills and development, education, community safety and health and wellbeing.
3. The LIA Contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club under the ClubGRANTS community support.
4. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2015, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each club tax year during which the LIA Contributions are made.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan Local Government Areas (LGAs).
2. By 31 August 2016 the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $50,000 as LIA contributions, to the following organisations:
   1. $30,000 to Liverpool Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
   2. $5,000 to Wattle Grove Lions Club
   3. $5,000 to Beyond Blue
   4. $5,000 to Nova Employment
   5. $5,000 to The Children’s Hospital, Westmead
3. By 31 August 2017 the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a further payment of $50,000 as LIA contributions, to the following organisations:
   1. $30,000 to Liverpool Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
   2. $5,000 to Wattle Grove Lions Club
   3. $5,000 to Beyond Blue
   4. $5,000 to Nova Employment
   5. $5,000 to The Children’s Hospital, Westmead
4. The LIA Contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club as the ClubGRANTS community support.
5. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2015, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each club tax year during which the LIA contributions are made.
6. The increase must be utilised within a two year period. Any unused portion will lapse at the end of that two year period.

1. All 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).
2. By 31 July 2016, the Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a total payment of $50,000, as LIA contributions, to the following organisations:
   1. $25,000 to Bronte Surf Life Saving Club
   2. $25,000 to Tamarama Surf Life Saving Club

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan Local Government Areas (LGAs).
2. By 31 August 2016, the Club must provide evidence to IGLA that it has made a total payment of $70,000, as LIA contributions, to the following organisations:
   1. $45,000 to Sir Roden & Lady Cutler Foundation
   2. $10,000 to Fiestaville Multicultural Community Choir
   3. $15,000 to The Kogarah Storehouse Community Centre
3. The LIA Contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club as the ClubGRANTS community support.
4. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2015, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each club tax year during which the LIA contributions are made.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan Local Government Areas (LGAs).
2. By 1 August 2016, the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that a total payment of $115,000, has been made to the Rockdale City Council, as an LIA contribution for the Boulevarde Walkway Upgrade Project.
3. That LIA Contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club under the ClubGRANTS community support.
4. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2015, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each tax year during which the LIA Contributions are made.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan Local Government Areas (LGAs).
2. By 31 July 2016, the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a total payment of $40,000, as LIA contributions, to the following organisations:
   1. $10,000 to Intellectual Disability Foundation St George
   2. $20,000 to St George Children with Disabilities Fund
   3. $10,000 to Calvary Health Care
3. The LIA Contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club as the ClubGRANTS community support.
4. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2015, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each club tax year during which the LIA contributions are made.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan Local Government Areas (LGAs).
2. By 31 July 2016, the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a total payment of $40,000, as LIA contributions, to the following organisations:
   1. $13,332 to Intellectual Disability Foundation of St George
   2. $6,667 to Nurses on Wheels
   3. $6,667 to St George Sutherland Legacy
   4. $6,667 to Learning Links
   5. $6,667 to St George Cancer Support Group
3. The LIA Contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club as the ClubGRANTS community support.
4. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2015, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each club tax year during which the LIA contributions are made.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 country Local Government Areas (LGAs).
2. By 30 June 2016, the Club must provide evidence to the Authority that it has made a payment of $10,000 as LIA contribution to Manning Base Oncology Unit.
3. By 30 June 2017, the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a further payment of $10,000 as LIA contributions to the following organisations:
   1. $2,500 to Cancer Council of NSW
   2. $2,500 to Manning Base Oncology Unit
   3. $2,500 to Westpac  Rescue Helicopter Service
   4. $2,500 to Rotary of Taree.
4. The LIA Contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club under the ClubGRANTS community support.
5. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2015, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each club tax year during which the LIA contributions are made.

1. By 1 July 2016, the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a total payment of $100,000, as LIA contributions, to the following organisations:
   1. Campbelltown Camden District Cricket Club $32,000
   2. Group 6 Referees Association $6,500
   3. Mt Annan Swim Club $3,500
   4. Oran Park Junior Rugby League Football Club $3,000
   5. Oran Park Soccer Club $5,000
   6. GWS Auskick Oran Park $5,000
   7. Macarthur Baseball League $6,000
   8. Magpies Cricket Club $9,000 and
   9. Western Suburbs District Junior Leagues $30,000.
2. The LIA Contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club as the ClubGRANTS community support.
3. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2015, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each club tax year during which the LIA contributions are made.

1. By 1 November 2016, the Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a payment of $60,000 as LIA contributions, to Meals on Wheels Camden towards the running of the Meal Mates program and the Little Corner Community Café events.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 country Local Government Areas.
2. By 1 July 2016, the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that it has made a total payment of $150,000 to Marine Rescue NSW, as LIA Contributions.
3. The LIA Contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club as the ClubGRANTS community support.
4. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS community support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2015, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each club tax year during which the LIA contributions are made.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 country Local Government Areas.
2. The Club must make a total payment of $111,000 in community contributions to Growing Abilities Goulburn Inc, a not-for-profit organisation that provides vocational training and support to people who suffer social exclusion as a result of disability or social disadvantage in the Goulburn Mulwaree local government area, for funding of the employment of a horticulturalist and office administrator, for a period of three years (LIA Contributions).
3. No gaming machine entitlements may be transferred to the Club as a result of this approval without the Club first having provided Authority with evidence that the Club has made LIA Contributions proportional to the number of entitlements to be transferred.
4. The LIA Contributions must be additional to any contributions provided by the Club under the ClubGRANTS Scheme.
5. The Club must maintain the level of ClubGRANTS support provided in the tax year ending 31 August 2015, proportional to gaming machine profits of the Club, in each tax year during which the LIA Contributions are made.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 country Local Government Areas.
2. By 31 January 2016, the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that the Club has made a payment of $30,000 in community contributions to Endeavour Group Australia, a local non-for-profit organisation that offers services to disabled persons, for the purchase of a bus with a wheelchair hoist.
3. These contributions must be up and above any contributions donated by the Club as part of its ClubGRANTS liability.

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1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan Local Government Areas.
2. By 31 January 2016, the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that the Club has made a payment of $80,000 in community contributions to the St George Hospital Pelvic Floor Unit.
3. These contributions must be up and above any contributions donated by the Club as part of its ClubGRANTS liability.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Hotel as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from metropolitan hotels located in Band 2 or Band 3 Local Government Areas;
2. The Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA by 30 November 2015 that the Hotel has made payments totalling $10,000 to Parramatta CatholicCare.

1. By 1 November 2015 the Hotel must provide ILGA with evidence of having made a $12,000 payment to Cancer Patients Assistance Society New South Wales (Can Assist) for direct financial assistance to people in country NSW affected by cancer.
2. By 1 November 2016 the Hotel must provide ILGA with evidence of having made a further $12,000 payment to Can Assist.
3. All 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 country Local Government Areas.

1. By 1 July 2015 the Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that the Hotel has paid $25,000 in cash contribution to local community beneficiary Coast Shelter.

1. All gaming machine entitlements to be transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this threshold increase application must be transferred from the related Club Hurstville Sports Limited, LIQC300230287.
2. By 1 August 2015, the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that the Club has donated $7,500 to St George Hospital Children's Ward, $7,500 to St George Hospital Oncology Ward and $4,500 to the Mark Gasnier Foundation.
3. The Club's donation must be additional to the Club's liability under the ClubGRANTS program.

1. The Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA by 31 August 2015 that a total of $265,400 has been paid in cash contributions to the relevant local community.
2. The recipient organisations and contributions as outlined in the letter by LAS Lawyers and Consultants of 9 June 2015 are approved.
3. All 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.

1. The Club must pay a total of $380,000 in cash contributions to the relevant local community by way of payments to individuals or organisations (to be specified by the Club for approval by the Authority) not later than 2 December 2015.
2. The Club will provide evidence to ILGA of the payment of the cash contributions to the specified individuals or organisations not later than 2 December 2015.
3. The $380,000 in cash contributions must be over and above any existing commitments and obligations of the Club.
4. The Club must provide evidence to the Authority by 1 May 2015 that the $190,000 that fell due for payment by the Club on 27 March 2014 pursuant to Condition 1 of the Authority's decision of 27 March 2013, has been made to the following recipient organisations:
   1. Australian Aerial Patrol, $40,000, Community Safety - funding towards a sophisticated camera technology that will assist in minimising public risk. Total Project cost approximately $80,000 - $100,000.
   2. Illawarra Cancer Carers, $32,000, Immobilisation Equipment for the Cancer Care Centre – immobilisation equipment to secure a cancer patient and constrain them in a comfortable position whilst going through treatment. Total Project cost approximately $150,000.
   3. Mission Australia, $25,000, Education and Employment – school based (Year 11 & 12) Traineeship Program – Over 2 years supporting 4 students.
   4. Disability Trust, $25,000, Healthy Lifestyle and Social Inclusion – Fitness for All Program for Youth with a disability (students 12 – 18 years), over twi years, supporting 20 students per week.
   5. Camp Quality, $28,200, Family respite care support – Camp – Middle Camp for kids (aged 10 – 12 years) from the Illawarra (5 days and 4 nights).
   6. Top Blokes, $12,000, Wellbeing of Australian Young Men – Deliver Junior Top Blokes Mentoring Program in a local high school to 14 – 17 year old male participants.
   7. St Vincent de Paul, $10,000, Assisting Families moving to the area with financial difficulty – Provide 40 families assistance with a "starter pack" providing monies (store gift cards not cash) to assist the family to purchase required items.
   8. Youth of the Street, $10,000, In School Support Program – The YOTS In-School Program aims to improve engagement with learning and education, resulting in improved school attendance, retention and positive life choices.
   9. Unanderra P.S. School Sports, $8,000, Healthy Lifestyle – 5 week Sports Recreation Program over Term 4 – Over two years.
5. These contributions must be additional to the Club's minimum contribution under the ClubGRANTS program.

1. The Club will maintain premium ClubSAFE membership and shall provide an authorised problem gambling, counselling and self-exclusion service. The Club shall ensure that all gaming staff receive annual training from ClubSAFE in gaming harm minimisation and patron care.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan local government areas;
2. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 June 2015 that the Club has donated a total of $40,000 by way of donations to Bridge for Asylum Seekers Foundation of $10,000, Nurses on Wheels of $10,000, Sir Roden & Lady Cutler Foundation of $10,000 and Calvary Health Care of $10,000;
3. The Club's donation must be additional to the Club's minimum Contribution under the ClubGRANTS program.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan local government areas;
2. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 May 2015 that the Club has donated a total of $15,000 by way of donations to Kingsgrove Community Aid Centre of $7,500 and to St George Sutherland Legacy of $7,500;
3. The Club must provide evidence to the Authority by 1 May 2016 that the Club has donated a further $15,000 by way of donations to Kingsgrove Community Aid Centre of $7,500 and to St George Sutherland Legacy of $7,500;
4. The Club's donation must be additional to the Club's minimum Contribution under the ClubGRANTS program.

1. All 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;
2. The Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 June 2015 that the Hotel has donated a total of $50,000 by way of donation to Wentworth Community Housing Limited.

1. All 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;
2. The Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 June 2015 that the Hotel has donated a total of $157,500 to Blacktown PCYC.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan local government areas.
2. The Club must provide evidence to IGLA by 1 October 2015, and by 1 October 2016, that the Club has donated a minimum of $130,000 during each club tax year to local community groups, as approved Category 1 and Category 2 ClubGRANTS contributions.
3. These contributions must be additional to the Club's minimum contribution under the ClubGRANTS program.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 country local government areas;
2. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 April 2015 that the Club has donated a total of $16,000 divided equally between:
   1. Shoalhaven Marine Rescue
   2. Greenwell Point Rural Fire Brigade
   3. Greenwell Point Hospital Auxiliary
   4. Meals on Wheels
3. The Club's donation must be additional to the Club's minimum Contribution under the ClubGRANTS program

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Hotel as a result of the approval of the gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from metropolitan hotels located in Band 2 or Band 3 Local Government Area;
2. The Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 April 2015 that the Hotel has donated a total of $10,500 by way of donations to Youth Off The Streets, Cordeaux Heights.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Hotel as a result of the approval of the gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from hotels located in Band 2 or Band 3 metropolitan local government areas;
2. The Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 April 2015 that the Hotel has donated a total of $91,200 by way of donations to the Children's Hospital at Westmead of $45,600 to the Child Protection Unit and to PCYC Parramatta of $45,600.

1. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 December 2014 that the Club has donated a total of $100,000 to the following organisations to support local sporting activities:
   1. $5,000 to the Camden District Cricket Association
   2. $30,000 to Campbelltown Camden District Cricket Association
   3. $25,000 to Group 6 Junior Rugby League Inc
   4. $5,000 to Group 6 Referees Association
   5. $30,000 to Macarthur Football Association
   6. $5,000 to Oran Park Junior Soccer Club
2. The Club's contribution must be additional to the Club's minimum contribution under the ClubGRANTS program

1. The Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 December 2014 that the Hotel has donated a total of $20,000 divided evenly between:
   1. Mission Australia – South West Youth Service Campbelltown
   2. Maryfields Day Recovery Centre, St Vincent de Paul Society, Campbelltown
   3. NSW Rural Fire Service, Menangle
   4. NSW Rural Fire Service, Douglas Park.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Hotel as a result of the approval of the gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from metropolitan hotels located in a Band 2 or Band 3 LGA, or from a Band 3 country LGA - amended 6 February 2015.
2. The Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 September 2014 that the Hotel has donated a total of $30,000 by way of donation to Eastern Respite & Recreation to assist in the purchase of a motor vehicle – this condition has been met as at 11 August 2014.

1. The Hotel must obtain the additional gaming machine entitlements from a Band 2 or Band 3 Local Government Area;
2. The Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 October 2014 that the Hotel has donated $40,000 to James Meehan High School.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from metropolitan clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 local government areas;
2. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 September 2014 that the Club has donated a total of $15,000 to:
   1. Windang Surf Club of $5,000
   2. Marine Rescue Port Kembla of $5,000
   3. Warilla Wanderers FC of $5,000
3. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 September 2015 that the Club has donated a further total of $15,000 to:
1. Windang Surf Club of $5,000
2. Marine Rescue Port Kembla of $5,000
3. Warilla Wanderers FC of $5,000
4. The Club's contribution must be additional to the Club's minimum contribution under the ClubGRANTS program.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Hotel as a result of the approval of the gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from metropolitan hotels located in Band 2 or Band 3 Local Government Areas;
2. The Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 September 2014 that the Hotel has donated a total of $30,000 to St Laurence House Inc to assist in the provision of long-term residential accommodation and support to very disadvantaged young people.

1. The Hotel must obtain the 5 additional gaming machine entitlements from a Band 2 or Band 3 Local Government Area;
2. The Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 September 2014 that the Hotel has donated $23,200 to the Children's Hospital at Westmead
3. The Hotel must provide evidence to the Authority by 1 September 2014 that the Hotel has donated $23,200 to PCYC Parramatta.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from metropolitan clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 Local Government Areas;
2. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 September 2014 that the Club has donated a total of $20,000 by way of donation to Intellectual Disability Foundation of St George
3. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 September 2015 that the Club has donated a further $20,000 by way of donation to Intellectual Disability Foundation of St George
4. The Club's donation must be additional to the Club's minimum Contribution under the ClubGRANTS program.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from metropolitan clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 local government areas;
2. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 August 2014 that the Club has donated a total of $30,000 to:
   1. Intellectual Disability Foundation of St George of $10,000
   2. Nurses on Wheels of $5,000
   3. St George Sutherland Legacy of $5,000
   4. Learning Links of $5,000
   5. St George Cancer Support Group of $5,000.
3. The Club must provide evidence to the Authority by 1 August 2015 that the Club has donated a further $30,000 to:
   1. Intellectual Disability Foundation of St George of $10,000
   2. Nurses on Wheels of $5,000
   3. St George Sutherland Legacy of $5,000
   4. Learning Links of $5,000
   5. St George Cancer Support Group of $5,000.
4. The Club's contribution must be additional to the Club's minimum contribution under the ClubGRANTS program

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from metropolitan clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 local government areas;
2. By 1 August 2014 the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that the Club has donated:
   1. $30,400 to Riverwood-Punchbowl Anglican Church for funding of the Riverwood Community ESL Program to expand its services to support a larger number of new and long term migrants to enhance their English skills, for a period from mid-2014 to the end of December 2016 (or equivalent later period, not less than 30 months in duration);
   2. $71,500 to Riverwood-Punchbowl Anglican Church to fund the employment of a community worker whose role will be to assist Riverwood residents who face social isolation and are at risk of social exclusion, for a period from July 2014 until June 2017 (or equivalent later period, not less than 36 months in duration);
   3. $40,000 to the Pole Depot Community Centre to fund a number of educational programs aimed at parents from multi-cultural backgrounds and elderly residents, including a project to be known as "Positive, Healthy Ageing for seniors – Parkview Cottage, Penshurst".
   4. The Club's contributions must be additional to the Club's minimum ClubGRANTS liability

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from metropolitan clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 local government areas;
2. By 1 August 2014 the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that the Club has donated $160,000 to the Keystone Community Solutions and The Pole Depot Community Centre (merging into 3Bridges Community from 1 July 2014), for the purchase of two 14 seater buses, one to have wheel chair access for community transport uses
3. The Club's contribution must be additional to the Club's minimum contribution under the ClubGRANTS program.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from country clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 local government areas;
2. By 1 June 2014 the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that the Club has donated $119,200 to Parkinson's NSW to expand its services in the Shoalhaven Region
3. By 1 June 2014 the Club must provide evidence to the Authority that the Club has donated $6,854.75 to Waminda South Coast Women's Health and Welfare Aboriginal Corporation to facilitate the rollout of personal safety plans to families living at risk of domestic violence
4. The Club's contribution must be additional to the Club's minimum contribution under the ClubGRANTS program.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from country clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 local government areas;
2. By 1 June 2014 the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that the Club has donated $30,000 to:
   1. Muswellbrook SES of $10,000
   2. Rural Fire Service Muswellbrook Shire of $10,000
   3. Muswellbrook Men's Shed of $10,000
3. By 1 June 2015 the Club must provide evidence to the Authority that the Club has donated a further $30,000 to:
   1. Challenge Disabilities Muswellbrook of $10,000
   2. Westpac Helicopter Service Hunter of $10,000
   3. Muswellbrook Men's Shed of $10,000
4. The Club's contribution must be additional to the Club's minimum contribution under the ClubGRANTS program.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Hotel as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from country hotels in Band 2 or Band 3 local government areas.
2. By 1 April 2014 the Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that the Hotel has donated $35,000 to Albury Wodonga Community Network Inc. for Betty's Place.
3. By 1 April 2014 the Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that the Hotel has donated $35,000 to Uniting Care for St David's Care in Albury.

1. The licensee is to provide evidence to ILGA by 1 March 2014 that the Hotel has donated $7,000 to Pole Depot Community Centre.

1. The Club must obtain the 20 additional gaming machine entitlements from a Band 2 or Band 3 Local Government Area
2. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 April 2014, that the Club has donated $40,000 divided between schools within 10 km radius from the Club, and the Birpai Local Aboriginal Land Council, for numeracy educational programs
3. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 April 2015, that the Club has donated further $40,000 divided between schools within 10 km radius from the Club, and the Birpai Local Aboriginal Land Council, for numeracy educational programs
4. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 April 2016, that the Club has donated further $40,000 divided between schools within 10 km radius from the Club, and the Birpai Local Aboriginal Land Council, for numeracy educational programs
5. All contributions must be in addition to the Club's minimum ClubGRANTS liability.

1. By 1 March 2014 the Club must provide evidence to ILGA that donations have been made totalling $20,000 - to:
   1. Greta Community Pre-School of $6,000
   2. Greta Public School of $3,000
   3. Branxton Public School of $3,000
   4. Rosary Park Catholic School of $3,000
   5. Branxton District Netball Association of $2,000
   6. Branxton Greta Amateur Swimming Club of $2,000
   7. Coalfields Neighbourcare (Meals on Wheels) of $1,000
2. A further donation of $20,000 by 1 March 2015 to:
   1. Greta Community Pre-School of $6,000
   2. Greta Public School of $3,000
   3. Branxton Public School of $3,000
   4. Rosary Park Catholic School of $3,000
   5. Branxton District Netball Association of $2,000
   6. Branxton Greta Amateur Swimming Club of $2,000
   7. Coalfields Neighbourcare (Meals on Wheels) of $1,000.
3. The Club's donation must be additional to the Club's minimum Contribution under the ClubGRANTS program.

1. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 30 September 2013 that the Club has donated $120,000 to the Queanbeyan City Council for the improvement and extension of the Railway Park Skate Park adjacent to the Queanbeyan Railway Station.
2. The Club's donation must exceed the Club's minimum ClubGRANTS liability.

1. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 30 September 2013 that the Club has
   1. donated" $33,000 to the Narrabri Dirt Bike Club for an upgrade of amenities at the Club's Newtown Park venue
   2. $41,000 to furnish Abbeyfield House (Narrabri) as a low-cost accommodation facility for persons with mild intellectual disability or aged over 55
   3. $33,000 to expand and enhance the Narrabri West War Memorial.
2. The Club's donation must exceed the Club's minimum ClubGRANTS liability.

1. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 30 September 2013 that the Hotel has donated $18,000 to the CatholicCare Social Services for services related to gambling problems in the local community.

1. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA on or before 31 July 2013 that a payment of $20,000 has been made in donation to Lifeline Macarthur and that a payment of $20,000 has been made in donation to Tharawal Aboriginal Corporation for provision of support and services to indigenous people in the Macarthur area and surrounds.
2. The Club's donations must be in excess of the Club's minimum annual ClubGRANTS liability.

1. No transfers of gaming machine entitlements from the Commercial Golf Resort (LIQC300235025) to the Commercial Club (Albury) Ltd (LIQC300235068) are permitted.
2. The Club providing evidence to ILGA by 31 August 2013 that the Club has donated $30,000 to YES Youth and Family Services for provision of secure accommodation for homeless youth in the Albury local government area, and $30,000 to Betty's Place Women's Refuge for accommodation and related services in the Albury local government area. The Club's donations must exceed the Club's minimum ClubGRANTS liability.

1. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA on or before 1 July 2014 that a payment of $35,000 was made over the previous 12 months to Growing Abilities Goulburn Inc for services that support persons experiencing disability or disadvantage in the Goulburn Mulwaree local government area.
2. The Club providing evidence to the Authority on or before 1 July 2015 that a payment $35,000 was made over the previous 12 months to Growing Abilities Goulburn Inc for services that support persons experiencing disability or disadvantage in the Goulburn Mulwaree local government area.
3. The Club providing evidence to the Authority on or before 1 July 2016 that a payment $35,000 was made over the previous 12 months to Growing Abilities Goulburn Inc for services that support persons experiencing disability or disadvantage in the Goulburn Mulwaree local government area.
4. The Club's donations must be additional to the Club's minimum contribution under the ClubGrants program.

1. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 31 July 2013 that the Hotel has donated $18,000 to The Cancer Support Group – ACT Eden Monaro's Own, and evidence by 31 July 2014 that the Club has donated $11,000 to Meals on Wheels Queanbeyan and $11,000 to the Queanbeyan Base Hospital

1. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 30 June 2013 that the Hotel has donated $12,500 to each of The Children's Hospital at Westmead and CatholicCare Social Services.

1. The hotel must provide evidence to ILGA within 28 days of the approval that a payment of $50,000 has been made in donation to the Parramatta Mission for the provision of services in the local area.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from clubs located in Band 2 or Band 3 local government areas.
2. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA on or before 31 May 2013 that a payment of $17,500 has been made in donation to Earlwood Salvation Army for emergency food parcels.
3. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA on or before 31 May 2013 that a payment of $17,500 has been made in donation to Kingsgrove Community Aid Inc for provision of elderly support.
4. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA on or before 31 May 2014 that an additional payment of $17,500 has been made in donation to Earlwood Salvation Army for emergency food parcels.
5. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA on or before 31 May 2014 that an additional payment of $17,500 has been made in donation to Kingsgrove Community Aid Inc for provision of elderly support.
6. All of the above expenditure is to be excess of the Club's minimum annual ClubGrants liability.

1. The Club must obtain the 20 additional gaming machine entitlements from a Band 3 Local Government Area.
2. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 9 April 2013 that a payment of $25,000 has been made in donation to the Dunn & Lewis Youth Development Foundation.
3. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 9 April 2013 that a payment of $25,000 has been made in donation to Shoalhaven City Council for redevelopment of the West Ulladulla Sports Park.
4. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 9 April 2014 that an additional payment of $25,000 has been made in donation to Shoalhaven City Council for redevelopment of the West Ulladulla Sports Park.
5. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 9 April 2014 that a payment of $25,000 has been made in donation to Jindelara Disability Respite House.
6. These donations must be additional to the Club's minimum contribution under the ClubGrants program.

1. All gaming machine entitlements transferred to the Club as a result of the approval of this gaming machine threshold increase application must be transferred from Club's located in Band 3 Local Government Areas.
2. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA on or before 2 February 2014 and every 12 months thereafter until 2 February 2018 that over the prior 12 months a minimum of $12,500 has been donated to the Chalmers Road School.
3. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA on or before 2 February 2014, and every 12 months thereafter until 2 February 2016 that a minimum $10,000 has been donated to Mission Australia to fund problem gaming programs over the previous 12 months.
4. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA on or before 2 February 2014 and every 12 months thereafter until 2 February 2016 that over the prior 12 months a minimum of $10,000 has been donated to the Inner West Tennis Academy.
5. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA on or before 1 March 2014 and every 12 months thereafter until 1 March 2016 that over the prior 12 months a minimum 5% of the Club's poker machine metered profit for the 12 months ending 31 August that exceeds $1.22 million has been donated to either/or - Family Drug Support, the Chinese Parents Association and The Special Children's Service Centre.
6. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA on or before 1 March 2017 and every 12 months thereafter that over the prior 12 months a minimum 5% of the Club's poker machine metered profit for the 12 months ending 31 August that exceeds $1.22 million has been donated to community groups.
7. All of the above expenditure is to be excess of the Club's minimum annual ClubGrants liability

1. The club must provide evidence to ILGA by 12 September 2012 that a payment of $30,000 has been made to the St. George Hospital and Community Health Services for the purpose of purchasing a CO2 Laser and Robotic Scanner.
2. This payment must be additional to the club's minimum contribution under the ClubGRANTS program.

1. by 16 November, 2012 that payments totalling $37,500 have been made in donation to Disability Services Australia in order to install a Liberty Swing in Victoria Park Goulburn with any remaining funds to go towards upgrades to the DSA Options facilities in Goulburn.
2. by 9 August, 2013 that further payments totalling $17,500 have been made in donation to Disability Services Australia in order to install a Liberty Swing in Victoria Park Goulburn with any remaining funds to go towards upgrades to the DSA Options facilities in Goulburn and
3. by 8 August, 2014 that further payments totalling $15,000 have been made in donation to Disability Services Australia in order to install a Liberty Swing in Victoria Park Goulburn with any remaining funds to go towards upgrades to the DSA Options facilities in Goulburn.
4. These payments must be additional to the Club's minimum contribution under the ClubGrants program.

1. The Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA by 10 August 2012 that a payment of $30,000 has been made to the Parramatta Mission to go towards their outreach and refuge services.

1. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 31 July 2012 that a payment of $55,000 has been made to the Port Macquarie-Hastings Council towards the internal fit-out of a van purchased for the operation of a new mobile library service to be run by the Council. This payment must be additional to the Club's minimum contribution under the ClubGrants program.

1. The licensee is to provide ILGA with evidence that $15,000 has been donated to Anglicare Northern Inland Tamworth for the provision of problem gambling counseling prior to 5 August, 2012.
2. The licensee is to provide ILGA with evidence that a further $15,000 has been donated to Anglicare Northern Inland Tamworth for the provision of problem gambling counseling prior to 5 August, 2013.

1. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA that $12,000 has been allocated towards Muswellbrook District Hospital, Muswellbrook Branch of Mission Australia's gambling counselling service and the Upper Hunter Drug & Alcohol Services; $6,000 payable on approval of the submitted LIA, with a further $6,000 payable on the first anniversary of the approval.
2. Evidence must be provided to the Authority by 7 April 2012 for the first payment and by 7 April 2013 for the second payment.

1. The Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that $50,000 has been allocated towards Parramatta Police & Community Youth Club payable on approval of the submitted LIA. Evidence of the payment must be provided to ILGA by 7 April 2012.

1. The Club must provide evidence to ILGA that $60,000 has been allocated towards Peakhurst West Swimming Pool; $30,000 payable on approval of the submitted LIA, with a further $30,000 payable on the first anniversary of the approval.
2. Evidence must be provided to the Authority by 1 April 2012 for the first payment and by 1 April 2013 for the second payment.

The Club must provide evidence to ILGA that three payments, each of $6,000, totalling $18,000 have been made to:

1. Muswellbrook SES to be used towards the internal fit out of the new Operations and Training rooms;
2. Muswellbrook Carelink Inc to be used towards the purchase of equipment, including a fold-up bed and an oxygen concentrator;
3. Challenge Disability Services to be used towards the purchase of a number of items to improve the facilities offered at Belmore House Group Home.

The Club must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 April 2012 that three payments, each of $20,000 have been made to:

1. Quamby House for contribution towards provision of crisis and transitional accommodation for homeless men aged from 18 years of age
2. Betty's Place Women's Refuge for contribution towards provision of safe, supportive accommodation for women and children escaping domestic violence
3. YES Youth & Family Services for contribution towards provision of a range of responsive support and services including accommodation and counseling that meet the challenging needs of young people and their families.

1. The Hotel donate $50,000 to the Westmead Children's Hospital, and Catholic Care Social Services
2. The Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that the payment to the Children's Hospital at Westmead will, to the extent possible, provide a focus on treatment of young people relating to alcohol abuse in the community through the SAMY Clinic, generally in accordance with the details in the outlining the service its brochure 'Service of Addiction Medicine for Youth' by 5 January 2012
3. The Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA that the payment to the Catholic Care Social Services – Diocese of Parramatta will, to the extent possible, provide as focus on treatment and education relating to problem gambling in the local community, generally in accordance with the details displayed on its website outlining its 'Responsible Gambling Counselling Service' by 5 January 2012.

1. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA, firstly in the form of an audit report, that monies amounting to at least $180,000 have been contributed by the affiliated clubs towards the construction of amenities at the council oval adjoining the Country Club, together with an Occupancy Certificate issued by Council for the facility on completion of all works as detailed in the approved Construction Certificate.
2. Completion is expected within 3 months of approval.

1. The club must provide ILGA by 25 October, 2011 with evidence that a total of $70,000 in donations from the club have been made to the Healthy Kids Foundation. These donations are to be in excess of the club's Community Development and Support Expenditure Scheme liabilities.
2. The club must provide ILGA by 25 October, 2012 with evidence that a total of $70,000 in donations from the club have been made to the Healthy Kids Foundation. These donations are to be in excess of the club's Community Development and Support Expenditure Scheme liabilities.

1. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 10 December, 2011 that $5,000 has been donated by the hotel to the Albury PCYC.
2. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 10 December, 2011 that $5,000 has been donated by the hotel to the Carevan Foundation.

1. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 December, 2011 that $20,000 has been donated by the hotel to the Sydney Children's Hospital Foundation.

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1. The licensee must provide evidence to the Casino, Liquor and Gaming Control Authority by 31 January 2012 that payments totalling $250,000 have been made to the Holroyd Local Council to assist in delivering upgrades to Ringrose Park. The Club must, at the time of making the payment, inform Holroyd Local Council that the money must only be utilised for funding the delivery upgrades to the facilities at Ringrose Park.
2. The licensee must provide evidence to the Casino, Liquor and Gaming Control Authority by 31 July 2012 that further payments totalling an additional $250,000 have been made Holroyd Local Council to assist in delivering upgrades to Ringrose Park. The Club must, at the time of making the payment, inform Holroyd Local Council that the money must only be utilised for funding the delivery upgrades to the facilities at Ringrose Park.

1. The hotel must provide evidence to ILGA by 17 October, 2011 that two separate amounts of $17,500 each have been donated to Mortdale Community Centre and Pole Depot Community Centre.

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1. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 10 October 2011 that payments totalling $50,000 have been made to the NSW University of Technology. The licensee must, at the time of making the payment, inform the NSW University of Technology that the money must only be used for funding the delivery services to residents of the local community.

1. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 15 June, 2012 that $25,000 has been donated to either Mission Australia – South West Youth Services, Campbelltown or Maryfields Day Recovery Centre, St Vincent's de Paul Society, for the provision of drug and alcohol related counselling – At the time of making the donation the licensee is to advise the recipient that the funds are advanced on the proviso that they be expended on the delivery of services to the local community.
2. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 15 June, 2013 that a further $25,000 has been donated to either Mission Australia – South West Youth Services, Campbelltown or Maryfields Day Recovery Centre, St Vincent's de Paul Society, for the provision of drug and alcohol related counselling – At the time of making the donation the licensee is to advise the recipient that the funds are advanced on the proviso that they be expended on the delivery of services to the local community.

1. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 3 June, 2011 that $50,000 has been donated to Bridges Incorporated for the provision of drug and alcohol related counselling.

1. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 8 April 2011 that payments totalling $55,000 have been made to the Enough is Enough Anti Violence Movement to assist in delivering it's Positive Solutions anti bullying scheme though local schools.
2. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 13 April 2012 that further payments totalling an additional $55,000 have been made to the Enough is Enough Anti Violence Movement to assist in delivering it's Positive Solutions anti bullying scheme though local schools.

1. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 15 March 2011 that payments totalling $20,000 have been made to the Queanbeyan City Council to fund improvements to the facilities at Freebody Oval. The Club must at the time of making the payment, inform the Queanbeyan City Council that the money must be utilised for funding improvement of the facilities at Freebody Oval.
2. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 15 March 2011 that payments totalling $80,000 have been made to the Queanbeyan City Council to fund improvements to the facilities at the David Madew Oval. The Club must at the time of making the payment, inform the Queanbeyan City Council that the money must be used for funding the installation of flood lighting at the David Madew Oval.

1. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 15 March 2011 that payments totall ing $40,000 have been made to the Healthy Kids Foundation Ltd.
2. This payment is to be in excess of the Clubs' minimum Community Development and Support Expenditure Scheme liability.
3. At the time of making the donation the Club is to advise the Healthy Kids Foundation that the money is to be used for funding the purchase of equipment for local schools and hospitals and running the Eat It Work It Move It program.

1. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 13 March, 2011 that payments totalling $10,000 have been made to St George Youth Services to support the READY Project and St George Responsible Drinking Campaign.
2. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 13 March 2011 that payments totalling $5,000 have been made to the Wesley Gambling Counselling Services St George / Sutherland.

The licensee will:

1. make payments totalling $120,000 to Kogarah Council, such monies to be utilised within Council's Cultural Development Program for:
2. planning and development of community cultural facilities, including the ongoing Community Art Space Program; and
3. Community Cultural Development projects, including a range of activities such as the Twilight Concert Series, public art projects and partnership projects with local community services organisations (as determined by Council); and
4. provide evidence to ILGA by 17 January 2012 that he has done so.

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.

The licensee will:

1. make payments totalling $30,000 to the St George & Sutherland Medical Research Foundation to purchase diagnostic equipment for use by the Foundation in its research into the unborn child; and
2. provide evidence to ILGA by 14 March 2011 that he has done so.
3. The licensee must at the time of making the payment(s) inform the Foundation that the money must be utilised for the purposes of medical research only.

1. The hotel must provide evidence to ILGA by 1 January, 2011 that the $8,000 has been donated to Kogarah Council's Community Strategic Plan and $12,000 has been donated to Life Education Australia.

1. The hotel must provide evidence toILGA by 14 December, 2010 that the following payments (totalling $25,000) have been made to the following organisations:
   1. Capers Baseball Club  $1,750
   2. Macarthur District Football Association $3,850
   3. Campbelltown Harlequin Rugby Club $4,500
   4. Veterans Recreation Centre $2,500
   5. Macarthur Disability Services $2,500
   6. Senior Cyber Seekers $1,500
   7. Camden Cricket Club $2,800
   8. Harrington Park Hockey Club $2,800
   9. Camden Falcons Soccer Club $2,800
2. The hotel must provide evidence to the Casino, Liquor and Gaming Authority by 14 June, 2011 that the following payments (totalling $25,000) have been made to the following organisations:
   1. Capers Baseball Club  $1,750
   2. Macarthur District Football Association $3,850
   3. Campbelltown Harlequin Rugby Club $4,500
   4. Veterans Recreation Centre $2,500
   5. Macarthur Disability Services $2,500
   6. Senior Cyber Seekers $1,500
   7. Camden Cricket Club $2,800
   8. Harrington Park Hockey Club $2,800
   9. Camden Falcons Soccer Club $2,800

1. The hotel must provide evidence to ILGA by 6 November, 2010 that payments totalling $20,000 have been made to the Yamba Public School and the Yamba Preschool.

1. The club must provide ILGA by 7 October, 2010 with evidence that a total of $200,000 in donations from the club have been made to the Healthy Kids Foundation. These donations are to be in excess of the club's Community Development and Support Expenditure Scheme liabilities.

1. The Hotel must provide evidence to ILGA by 11/12/10 that payments totalling $75,000 have been made to Bridges Incorporated, Centacare Catholic Social Services (Blacktown), Marrin Weejali Aboriginal Corporation (Emerton) and Dharruk Aboriginal Medical Services.

1. The Hotel must provide ILGA, (within 3 months of this approval) with evidence that payments totalling $25,000 have been made to the Kingsgrove Colts Rugby League Club, the Peakhurst Touch Association, the Sydney Junior Winter Cricket Association and the Bexley North Football Club.
2. The Hotel must provide ILGA, (within 15 months of this approval) with evidence that payments totalling a further $25,000 have been made to the Kingsgrove Colts Rugby League Club, the Peakhurst Touch Association, the Sydney Junior Winter Cricket Association and the Bexley North Football Club.

1. The club must provide ILGA by 1 September 2010, with evidence that a total of $15,000 in donations from the club have been made to the United Hosptals Auxillaries of NSW (Maclean branch).

1. The club must provide ILGA by 30 August 2010 with evidence that a total of $60,000 in donations from the club have been made to the Community Foundation of North Western Sydney.

1. The Club must provide ILGA by 1 July 2010 with evidence that a total of $21,000 in donations from the Club have been made to three local primary schools.
2. The Club must provide ILGA by 1 July 2011 with evidence that a total of an additional $21,000 in donations from the Club have been made to three local primary schools.

1. The Club must provide ILGA by 26 June, 2010 with evidence that a total of $40,000 in donations form the Club have been made to the Mudgee Men's Shed.
2. The Club must provide ILGA by 26 June, 2011 with evidence that a total of an additional $40,000 in donations form the Club have been made to the Mudgee Men's Shed.
3. These donations are to be in excess of the Club's Community Development and Support Expenditure Scheme liabilities.

1. The Club must make a total of $15,000 in donations to Job Support Inc. for the operation of its Job Support programs for each of the next 7 years. These donations are to be in excess of the Club's Community Development and Support Expenditure Scheme Liabilities.

1. The Club is to provide evidence to ILGA within one month of the approval that the Club Junior Bowling Academy has been established.
2. The Club is to provide evidence to ILGA (within 13 months of the approval) that the Club has expended no less than $50,000 on the Club's junior bowling academy.
3. The Club is to provide evidence to ILGA (within 25 months of the approval) that the Club has expended no less than an additional $50,000 on the Club's junior bowling academy.
4. These donations are to be in excess of the Club's Community Development and Support Expenditure Scheme liabilities.

1. the Club providing evidence to ILGA (within one month of the approval) that payments totaling $62,500 have been made to Lifeline Sydney and Sutherland (Wesley Mission)
2. the Club providing evidence to ILGA (within one month of the approval) that payments totaling $62,500 have been made to The Salvation Army, Miranda

1. the Club providing evidence to ILGA (within one month of the approval) that payments totaling $62,500 have been made to Lifeline Sydney and Sutherland (Wesley Mission)
2. the Club providing evidence to ILGA (within one month of the approval) that payments totaling $62,500 have been made to The Salvation Army, Miranda.

1. The Club must provide ILGA by 31 January, 2010 with evidence that a total of $5,000 in donations from the Club have been made to either the Gunderbooka Scout Troop or the PCYC "Kids off the Street" program.
2. b) The Club must provideILGA by 31 January, 2011 with evidence that a total of $5,000 in further donations from the Club have been made to either the Gunderbooka Scout Troop or the PCYC "Kids off the Street" program.

1. providing evidence to ILGA that payments totaling $12,500 have been made to the Goulburn Base Hospital within 1 month of the approval.
2. providing evidence to ILGA that further payments totaling $12,500 have been made to the Goulburn Base Hospital within 13 months of the approval.
3. providing evidence to ILGA that further payments totaling $12,500 have been made to the Goulburn Base Hospital within 25 months of the approval.
4. providing evidence to ILGA that further payments totaling $12,500 have been made to the Goulburn Base Hospital within 37 months of the approval.

1. Subject to a grant of $40,000 to the Liverpool CDSE Committee and an undertaking from the Club that this amount will not be included the Club's CDSE return.

1. The Club must provide ILGA by 14 January, 2010 with evidence that a total of $30,000 in donations from the Club have been made to Ramsgate Public School OOSH (Out Of School Hours Centre).
2. The Club must provide ILGA by 14 January, 2011 with evidence that a total of $30,000 in further donations from the Club have been made to Ramsgate Public School OOSH.

1. The club providing evidence, within six months of the approval, that they have made a donation of $50.000 to the Youth Solutions organisation; and a further $50.000 12 and 24 months thereafter.

1. The Club must provide ILGA by 04 January 2010 with evidence that a total of $12,000 in donations from the Club have been made to one or more of the Muswellbrook District Hospital, the Muswellbrook branch of Mission Australia's gambling counselling service and the Mount Providence Nursing Home.
2. The Club must provide ILGA by 04 January 2011 with evidence that a total of $12,000 in further donations from the Club have been made to one or more of the Muswellbrook District Hospital, the Muswellbrook branch of Mission Australia's gambling counselling service and the Mount Providence Nursing Home.

1. The licensee must provide evidence to ILGA by 15 March 2011 that payments totaling $40,000 have been made to the Healthy Kids Foundation Ltd.
2. This payment is to be in excess of the Clubs' minimum Community Development and Support Expenditure Scheme liability.
3. At the time of making the donation the Club is to advise the Healthy Kids Foundation that the money is to be used for funding the purchase of equipment for local schools and hospitals and running the Eat It Work It Move It program.

1. Approval is conditional on all community members being able to use the futsal facilities on an ongoing basis without having to become members of the Club and the Club providing evidence to the Authority within six months of the approval of the process of the development of the futsal courts.

1. Club to provide evidence by 25 December 2009 that they have made a donation of $60,000 to the Learning Links organisation.

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Appendices

1. Evidence of $100,000 donation to the Healthy Kids Foundation must be provided within 6 months or grant increase is revoked.