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Decisions from the Public Session of the Meeting held 28 MAY 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS Reference Matter Regulatory Matters for Approval 3(a)(i) Games: Crown (i) 5 Dragons Legends (ii) Love on the Nile (iii) Eastern Empress Returns (iv) Eastern Gems Autumn Serenade (v) Extra Chance Jetsetter Beijing (vi) Extra Chance Jetsetter Macau (vii) Double Chomp!! – Pirates Revenge (viii) Fortune of Venice – 5 Jewels (ix) Legend of the Lamp (x) Reely Cold (xi) Wolf Mountain (xii) Yellow Emperor Tabcorp (i) Dragon Fish (ii) Lucky Strike (Silver & Gold Jackpots) (iii) Eastern Empress Returns (iv) Fortune Koi (v) Hot Shot Red Lions (vi) Wiseman’s Luck Plus (vii) Hubble Bubble & Trubble (viii) Yellow Emperor Tattersall’s (i) 5 Dragons Legends (ii) 5 Dragons (Cash Express) (iii) Love on the Nile (iv) Tiger Garden (v) Eastern Empress Returns (vi) Hot Shot Red Lions (vii) African Diamond Double Deluxe Cash Carriage (viii) Hubble, Bubble and Trubble (ix) Yellow Emperor Approval Approval

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Decisions from the Public Session of the Meeting held 28 MAY 2012

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Reference

Matter

Regulatory Matters for Approval 3(a)(i) Games: Crown

(i) 5 Dragons Legends (ii) Love on the Nile (iii) Eastern Empress Returns (iv) Eastern Gems Autumn Serenade (v) Extra Chance Jetsetter Beijing (vi) Extra Chance Jetsetter Macau (vii) Double Chomp!! – Pirates Revenge (viii) Fortune of Venice – 5 Jewels (ix) Legend of the Lamp (x) Reely Cold (xi) Wolf Mountain (xii) Yellow Emperor

Tabcorp (i) Dragon Fish (ii) Lucky Strike (Silver & Gold Jackpots) (iii) Eastern Empress Returns (iv) Fortune Koi (v) Hot Shot Red Lions (vi) Wiseman’s Luck Plus (vii) Hubble Bubble & Trubble (viii) Yellow Emperor

Tattersall’s (i) 5 Dragons Legends (ii) 5 Dragons (Cash Express) (iii) Love on the Nile (iv) Tiger Garden (v) Eastern Empress Returns (vi) Hot Shot Red Lions (vii) African Diamond Double Deluxe Cash Carriage (viii) Hubble, Bubble and Trubble (ix) Yellow Emperor

Approval Approval

TABLE OF CONTENTS (cont)

Reference Matter

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3(a)(ii) Rules relating to Tattersall’s Authorised Lottery: Super 7’s Oz Lotto 3(a)(iii) Electronic Gaming Machine K2V 500 3(a)(iv) Rules of the Game – Caribbean Stud Poker 3(a)(v) Rules of the Game – Rapid Roulette 3(b) Venues

(i) Remove premises Wonthaggi Golf Club in respect of Wonthaggi Golf Club Inc

(ii) Include premises Wonthaggi Golf Club in respect of The Wonthaggi Club

(iii) Remove Premises – Taverner Hotel Group Pty Ltd in respect of Braybrook Taverner

(iv) Include Premises – Bakers Arms Hotel Pty Ltd in respect of Braybrook Taverner

(v) Remove Premises – Cross Keys Hotel in respect of FH Licensing Pty Ltd

(vi) Include Premises – Cross Keys Hotel in respect of D.E. Hotels Pty Ltd

(vii) Amendment to Entitlement Conditions – Kilsyth & Mountain District Basketball Association Inc

3(c) Associates & Nominees

(i) Schedule of Nominees (ii) Schedule of Associates (iii) New Associate – Crown Melbourne Ltd – Hawkins (iv) Extension of time to lodge a Nominee Form – Alma Sports Club

3(d) Bookmaker

(i) Renewal of Bookmaker Registration – Corporate – Turf Accountants Australia Pty Ltd (ii) Schedule of Bookmaker Sole Traders Registration (iii) Bookmaker – Partnerships – J & D Rowlands (iv) Bookmaker – Partnerships – G & T Mansour (v) Bookmaker Partnerships – Boolbet Sports and Racing

3(e) Redefinition of Casino Boundaries

Amendments Approval Amendments Amendments Approval Approval Approval Approval Approval Approval Approval Approval Approval Approval Approval

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – 5 DRAGONS LEGENDS

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game 5 Dragons Legends to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game 5 Dragons Legends has been submitted by Aristocrat Technologies (Australia)

Pty Limited for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game 5 Dragons Legends. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with 5 Dragons Legends do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – LOVE ON THE NILE

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Love on the Nile to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Love on the Nile has been submitted by Aristocrat Technologies (Australia) Pty

Limited for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Love on the Nile. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Love on the Nile do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – EASTERN EMPRESS RETURNS

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Eastern Empress Returns to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Eastern Empress Returns has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Limited for

approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Eastern Empress Returns. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Eastern Empress Returns do not differ from those

previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – EASTERN GEMS AUTUMN SERENADE

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Eastern Gems Autumn Serenade to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Eastern Gems Autumn Serenade has been submitted by ICT (Australia) Pty

Limited for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Eastern Gems Autumn Serenade. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Eastern Gems Autumn Serenade do not differ from

those previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – EXTRA CHANCE JETSETTER BEIJING

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Extra Chance Jetsetter Beijing to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Extra Chance Jetsetter Beijing has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty

Limited for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Extra Chance Jetsetter Beijing. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Extra Chance Jetsetter Beijing do not differ from those

previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – EXTRA CHANCE JETSETTER MACAU

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Extra Chance Jetsetter Macau to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Extra Chance Jetsetter Macau has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty

Limited for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Extra Chance Jetsetter Macau. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Extra Chance Jetsetter Macau do not differ from those

previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – DOUBLE CHOMP!! – PIRATE’S REVENGE

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of the electronic gaming machine game Double Chomp!! – Pirates Revenge to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Double Chomp!! – Pirates Revenge has been submitted by Shuffle Master

Australasia Pty Ltd for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Double Chomp!! – Pirates Revenge. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Double Chomp!! – Pirates Revenge do not differ from

those previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – FORTUNE OF VENICE – FIVE JEWELS

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Fortune of Venice – 5 Jewels to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Fortune of Venice – 5 Jewels has been submitted by Shuffle Master Australasia

Pty Ltd for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Fortune of Venice – 5 Jewels. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Fortune of Venice – 5 Jewels do not differ from those

previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – LEGEND OF THE LAMP

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Legend of the Lamp to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Legend of the Lamp has been submitted by Shuffle Master Australasia Pty Ltd

for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Legend of the Lamp. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Legend of the Lamp do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – REELY COLD

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Reely Cold to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Reely Cold has been submitted by Shuffle Master Australasia Pty Ltd for

approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Reely Cold. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Reely Cold do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – WOLF MOUNTAIN

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Wolf Mountain to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Wolf Mountain has been submitted by Shuffle Master Australasia Pty Ltd for

approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Wolf Mountain. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Wolf Mountain do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – YELLOW EMPEROR

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Yellow Emperor to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Yellow Emperor has been submitted by Shuffle Master Australasia Pty Ltd for

approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Yellow Emperor. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Yellow Emperor do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TABCORP – DRAGON FISH

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Dragon Fish to operate on Tabcorp gaming machine network.

The game Dragon Fish has been submitted by Ainsworth Game Technology Limited for

approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Dragon Fish. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Dragon Fish do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TABCORP – LUCKY STRIKE (SILVER & GOLD JACKPOTS)

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Lucky Strike (Silver & Gold Jackpots) to operate on Tabcorp gaming machine network.

The game Lucky Strike (Silver & Gold Jackpots) has been submitted by Aristocrat

Technologies (Australia) Pty Limited for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Lucky Strike (Silver & Gold Jackpots). Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Lucky Strike (Silver & Gold Jackpots) do not differ from

those previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TABCORP – EASTERN EMPRESS RETURNS

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Eastern Empress Returns to operate on Tabcorp gaming machine network.

The game Eastern Empress Returns has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Limited for

approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Eastern Empress Returns. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Eastern Empress Returns do not differ from those

previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TABCORP – FORTUNE KOI

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Fortune Koi to operate on Tabcorp gaming machine network.

The game Fortune Koi has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Limited for approval.

The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Fortune Koi. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Fortune Koi do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TABCORP – HOT SHOT RED LIONS

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Hot Shot Red Lions to operate on Tabcorp gaming machine network.

The game Hot Shot Red Lions has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Limited for

approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Hot Shot Red Lions. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Hot Shot Red Lions do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TABCORP – WISEMAN’S LUCK PLUS

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Wiseman’s Luck Plus to operate on Tabcorp gaming machine network.

The game Wiseman’s Luck Plus has been submitted by Konami Australia Pty Ltd for

approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Wiseman’s Luck Plus. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Wiseman’s Luck Plus do not differ from those

previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TABCORP – YELLOW EMPEROR

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Yellow Emperor to operate on Tabcorp gaming machine network.

The game Yellow Emperor has been submitted by Shuffle Master Australasia Pty Ltd for

approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Yellow Emperor. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Yellow Emperor do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TABCORP – HUBBLE, BUBBLE & TRUBBLE

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Hubble, Bubble & Trubble to operate on Tabcorp gaming machine network.

The game Hubble, Bubble & Trubble has been submitted by Shuffle Master Australasia

Pty Ltd for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Hubble, Bubble & Trubble. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Hubble, Bubble & Trubble do not differ from those

previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TATTERSALL’S – 5 DRAGONS LEGENDS

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game 5 Dragons Legends to operate on Tattersall's gaming machine network.

The game 5 Dragons Legends has been submitted by Aristocrat Technologies (Australia)

Pty Limited for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game 5 Dragons Legends. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with 5 Dragons Legends do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TATTERSALL’S – 5 DRAGONS (CASH EXPRESS)

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game 5 Dragons (Cash Express) to operate on Tattersall's gaming machine network.

The game 5 Dragons (Cash Express) has been submitted by Aristocrat Technologies

(Australia) Pty Limited for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game 5 Dragons (Cash Express). Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with 5 Dragons (Cash Express) do not differ from those

previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TATTERSALL’S – LOVE ON THE NILE

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Love on the Nile to operate on Tattersall's gaming machine network.

The game Love on the Nile has been submitted by Aristocrat Technologies (Australia) Pty

Limited for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Love on the Nile. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Love on the Nile do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TATTERSALL’S – TIGER GARDEN

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Tiger Garden to operate on Tattersall's gaming machine network.

The game Tiger Garden has been submitted by Aristocrat Technologies (Australia) Pty

Limited for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Tiger Garden. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Tiger Garden do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TATTERSALL’S – EASTERN EMPRESS RETURNS

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Eastern Empress Returns to operate on Tattersall's gaming machine network.

The game Eastern Empress Returns has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd for

approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Eastern Empress Returns. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Eastern Empress Returns do not differ from those

previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME TATTERSALL’S – HOT SHOT RED LIONS

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Hot Shot Red Lions to operate on Tattersall's gaming machine network.

The game Hot Shot Red Lions has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd for approval.

The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Hot Shot Red Lions. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Hot Shot Red Lions do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME TATTERSALL’S – AFRICAN DIAMOND DOUBLE DELUXE CASH CARRIAGE

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game African Diamond Double Deluxe Cash Carriage to operate on Tattersall's gaming machine network.

The game African Diamond Double Deluxe Cash Carriage has been submitted by Konami

Australia Pty Ltd for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game African Diamond Double Deluxe Cash Carriage. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with African Diamond Double Deluxe Cash Carriage do not

differ from those previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME TATTERSALL’S – YELLOW EMPEROR

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Yellow Emperor to operate on Tattersall's gaming machine network.

The game Yellow Emperor has been submitted by Shuffle Master Australasia Pty Ltd for

approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Yellow Emperor. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Yellow Emperor do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TATTERSALL’S – HUBBLE, BUBBLE & TRUBBLE

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Hubble, Bubble and Trubble to operate on Tattersall's gaming machine network.

The game Hubble, Bubble and Trubble has been submitted by Shuffle Master Australasia

Pty Ltd for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Hubble, Bubble and Trubble. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with African Hubble, Bubble and Trubble do not differ from

those previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission can be satisfied that

the game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

DETAILS IN RESPECT OF TATTERSALL’S AUTHORISED LOTTERY IN VICTORIA -

OZ LOTTO

1. The Commission-

(a) for the purpose of clause 3.1(5) of the Category 1 Public Lottery Licence, approved the amendments to the “Details” of the Authorised Lottery, Oz Lotto;

(b) for the purposes of clause 3.1(5) of the Category 1 Public Lottery Licence,

approved the amendments to the “Details” of the Authorised Lottery, Oz Lotto to take effect from 1 July 2012, and

(c) approved the amendments to the “Details” of the Authorised Lottery, Oz Lotto

be added to the Public Lottery Licence issued to Tattersall’s Sweeps Pty Ltd (Tattersall’s) as published on the Commission’s website.

2. Oz Lotto is a public lottery authorised under the Category 1 Licence issued to the

licensee Tattersall’s. 3. Clause 3.1(5) of the Licence provides that:

“The “Details” in respect of an Authorised Lottery, are to be treated as Lottery Rules in respect of that Authorised Lottery, and any changes are subject to the process set out in section 5.2.5 of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (the Act), and must not come into effect until the same have been approved by the Commission.”

4. The amendments to the “Details” provide for the change of name of the lottery Super

7’s Oz Lotto to Oz Lotto. 5. The Rules for Oz Lotto have been amended to reflect this change.

RULES RELATING TO TATTERSALL’S PUBLIC LOTTERIES

The Commission made the following findings with respect to amendments to the Rules Relating to Public Lotteries in Victoria for Super 7’s Oz Lotto as made by Tattersall’s Sweeps Pty Ltd (Tattersall’s).

(d) consented, for the purposes of section 5.2.5(6) of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (the Act), to the making of the Rules by Tattersall’s, relating to Public Lotteries in Victoria for Oz Lotto;

(e) agreed, for the purposes of Section 5.2.5(1) of the Act, that it is satisfied that the Rules are not unfair to players, not unreasonable and not contrary to the public interest; and

(f) approved, for the purposes of section 5.2.3(1)(a) of the Act, the making of the Rules with an effective date of 1 July 2012.

The Category 1 Public Lottery Licence issued to Tattersall’s on 24 October 2007

authorises Tattersall’s to conduct Tattslotto, Super 66, Super 7’s Oz Lotto, Monday & Wednesday Lotto, Powerball and The Pools (Authorised Lotteries).

Section 5.2.2(1) of the Act requires the public lottery licensee to make rules for the

conduct of each public lottery authorised by the public lottery licence. The only amendment to the Rules has been to change the name of the lottery from “Super

7’s Oz Lotto” to “Oz Lotto”. The Rules are consistent with the amended “Details” of the authorised lottery.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE

TABCORP – K2V 500

The Commission approved the following electronic gaming machines to operate on the Tabcorp gaming machine network.

Tabcorp’s gaming network

EGM Name Manufacturer K2V 500 Konami

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE

TATTERSALL’S – K2V 500

The Commission approved the following electronic gaming machines to operate on the Tattersall’s gaming machine network.

Tattersall’s gaming network

Game Name Manufacturer K2V 500 Konami

APPROVAL OF AMENDMENTS TO RULES OF THE GAME –

CARIBBEAN STUD POKER

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the game of Caribbean Stud Poker.

The Commission approved, under section 60 of the Act, the amendments to the rules of the game of Caribbean Stud Poker to provide for a clarification of jackpot payouts and to provide greater operational flexibility.

Section 60 of the Act requires the Commission to approve the games and rules for the

games that are played at the Casino.

Section 60 (2) (b) of the Act prohibits the conduct of a game in a casino unless the approved rules for the game are published on the casino operator's website and are available for inspection in the casino at the time the game is conducted or played.

The Commission finds the rules of the game to be compliant with principles of player

fairness and game security.

APPROVAL OF AMENDMENTS TO RULES OF THE GAME –

RAPID ROULETTE

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application to amend the approved rules of the approved game of Rapid Roulette.

The Commission approved, under section 60 of the Casino Control Act 1991 (the Act), amendments to the rules of the approved game of Rapid Roulette as follows:

up to four separate games of Rapid Roulette may be connected to one Automatic

Transaction Station;

games may not be played simultaneously and a patron may not exit a game until all wagers are settled;

individual games may not host more than 100 Automatic Transaction Stations;

a number of consequential and “housekeeping” amendments.

Section 60 of the Act requires the Commission to approve the game and rules for the games that are played at the Casino.

Section 60(2)(b) of the Act prohibits the conduct of a game in a casino unless the approved rules for the game are published on the casino operator's website and are available for inspection in the casino at the time the game is conducted or played.

The Commission finds the rules of the game to be compliant with principles of player fairness and game security.

WONTHAGGI GOLF CLUB INC VENUE OPERATOR’S LICENCE AMENDMENT APPLICATION

REMOVAL OF APPROVED VENUE WONTHAGGI GOLF CLUB

Application No: A12001487 Venue Operator’s Licence No: V9310073 Licence Expiry Date: 8 September 2018 Applicant: Wonthaggi Golf Club Inc Authorised Officer: Liam Geoffrey Sawyer Nominee: Liam Geoffrey Sawyer Full address of Applicant: McKenzie Street

WONTHAGGI VIC 3995 Wonthaggi Golf Club Inc lodged an application to amend the conditions of its venue operator’s licence to remove the approved venue, Wonthaggi Golf Club, from its licence. The Commission found:

that it is satisfied the application was in the correct form pursuant to section 3.4.18(1)(a) of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003; (“the Act”) and

that a prescribed fee does not have to be paid by the applicant under section 3.4.18(1)(b) of the Act as no fee has been prescribed.

The Commission determined:

to make the proposed amendment to the conditions of the licence by removal of the specified approved venue, Wonthaggi Golf Club, located in Wonthaggi, subject to settlement.

THE WONTHAGGI CLUB VENUE OPERATOR’S LICENCE AMENDMENT APPLICATION

INCLUDE APPROVED VENUE WONTHAGGI GOLF CLUB

Application No: A12001482 Venue Operator’s Licence No: V9410084 Licence Expiry Date: 22 November 2014 Applicant: The Wonthaggi Club Authorised Officer: Stephen John Curtis Proposed Nominee: Stephen John Curtis Applicant’s Address: 16 McBride Avenue

WONTHAGGI VIC 3995 The Wonthaggi Club lodged an application to amend its venue operator’s licence to add the approved venue, Wonthaggi Golf Club, to its licence. The Commission found:

that it is satisfied the proposed nominee Stephen John Curtis is of good repute, does not have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources or have business associations who or which are not of good repute or who have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources

that it is satisfied the associates of Stephen John Curtis are of good repute and do not have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources

that it is satisfied associates of Stephen John Curtis do not have business associations who or which are not of good repute or who have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources

that it is satisfied the application was in correct form, that the application fee has been paid, that a waiver has been received, that the proposed amendment complies with Ministerial Directions and the 100 metre rule, pursuant to sections 3.4.18(1)(a), 3.4.18(1)(b), 3.4.19(4), 3.4.20(1)(a), 3.4.20(1)(d) of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003.

The Commission determined to:

make the proposed amendment to the conditions of the licence by addition of the specified approved venue, Wonthaggi Golf Club, located in Wonthaggi, subject to settlement

approve Stephen John Curtis as the nominee for The Wonthaggi Club in respect of Wonthaggi Golf Club.

TAVERNER HOTEL GROUP PTY LTD VENUE OPERATOR’S LICENCE AMENDMENT APPLICATION

REMOVAL OF APPROVED VENUE BRAYBROOK TAVERNER

Licence Expiry Date: 26 September 2015 Applicant: Taverner Hotel Group Pty Ltd Authorised Officer: Ross James Mackenzie Blair-Holt Nominee: Ross James Mackenzie Blair-Holt Full address of Applicant: Ground Floor 16-22 Claremont Street

SOUTH YARRA VIC 3141 Taverner Hotel Group Pty Ltd lodged an application to amend the conditions of its venue operator’s licence to remove the approved venue of Braybrook Taverner from its licence. The business is being sold and the lease transferred to Bakers Arms Hotel Pty Ltd.

The Commission found:

that it is satisfied the application was in the correct form pursuant to section 3.4.18(1)(a) of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003; (“the Act”) and

that a prescribed fee does not have to be paid by the applicant under section 3.4.18(1)(b) of the Act as no fee has been prescribed.

The Commission determined to:

make the proposed amendment to the conditions of the licence by removal of the specified approved venue, Braybrook Taverner, located in Braybrook, effective from the date of settlement.

BAKERS ARMS HOTEL PTY LTD VENUE OPERATOR’S LICENCE AMENDMENT APPLICATION

ADDITION OF APPROVED VENUE BRAYBROOK TAVERNER

Application No: A12001499 Venue Operator’s Licence No: V02095523 Licence Expiry Date: 21 January 2018 Applicant: Bakers Arms Hotel Pty Ltd Authorised Officer: Alfonso Liuzzi Proposed Nominee: Alfonso Liuzzi Applicant’s Address: Suite 304, 22 St. Kilda Road

ST. KILDA VIC 3182 Bakers Arms Hotel Pty Ltd lodged an application to amend its venue operator’s licence to add the approved venue of Braybrook Taverner to its licence. The Commission found: that it is satisfied the proposed nominee Alfonso Liuzzi is of good repute, does not

have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources or have business associations who or which are not of good repute or who have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources

that it is satisfied the associates of Alfonso Liuzzi are of good repute and do not have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources

that it is satisfied associates of Alfonso Liuzzi do not have business associations who or which are not of good repute or who have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources

that it is satisfied the application was in correct form, that the application fee has been paid, that a waiver has been received, that the proposed amendment complies with Ministerial Directions and the 100 metre rule, pursuant to sections 3.4.18(1)(a), 3.4.18(1)(b), 3.4.19(4), 3.4.20(1)(a), 3.4.20(1)(d) of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (‘the Act’).

The Commission determined to:

make the proposed amendment to the conditions of the licence by addition of the specified approved venue, Braybrook Taverner, located in Braybrook, effective from the date of settlement and

approve Alfonso Liuzzi as the nominee for Bakers Arms Hotel Pty Ltd in respect of Braybrook Taverner.

FH LICENSING PTY LTD VENUE OPERATOR’S LICENCE AMENDMENT APPLICATION

REMOVAL OF APPROVED VENUE CROSS KEYS HOTEL

Application No: A12001513 Venue Operator’s Licence No: V01095387 Licence Expiry Date: 13 March 2016 Applicant: FH Licensing Pty Ltd Authorised Officer: James Stewart McKenzie Nominee: James Stewart McKenzie Full address of Applicant: Level 29, Bourke Place, 600 Bourke Street

MELBOURNE VIC 3000 FH Licensing Pty Ltd lodged an application to amend the conditions of its venue operator’s licence to remove the approved venue, Cross Keys Hotel, from its licence. The Commission found:

that it is satisfied the application was in the correct form pursuant to section 3.4.18(1)(a) of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003; (‘the Act’) and

that a prescribed fee does not have to be paid by the applicant under section 3.4.18(1)(b) of the Act as no fee has been prescribed.

The Commission determined:

to make the proposed amendment to the conditions of the licence by removal of the specified approved venue, Cross Keys Hotel, located in Essendon, effective from the date of settlement.

D.E. HOTELS PTY LTD VENUE OPERATOR’S LICENCE AMENDMENT APPLICATION

ADDITION OF APPROVED VENUE CROSS KEYS HOTEL

Application No: A12001495 and E12000347 Venue Operator’s Licence No: V09096296 Licence Expiry Date: 25 November 2019 Applicant: D.E. Hotels Pty Ltd Authorised Officer: Damian Page Elliott Nominee: None nominated Applicant’s Address: Level 1, 160 Queen Street

MELBOURNE VIC 3000 NEW ASSOCIATES Peloton Hotel Group Pty Ltd Dominion Hotel Group Pty Ltd Australia Hotel Investments Pty Ltd Peloton Hotel Investments Pty Ltd Lloyd Martin Pty Ltd Granby International Pty Ltd as trustee for Granby International Unit Trust Damian Page Elliott Gregory Raymond Dunstan Antony Edward Jackson Akram Adonise El-Fahkri

D.E Hotels Pty Ltd also lodged an application to amend its venue operator’s licence to add the approved venue of Cross Keys Hotel to its licence. The business is being purchased from FH Licensing Pty Ltd. Peloton Hotel Group Pty Ltd (which is part of the Dominion Hotel Group) is purchasing both of the shares currently held in D.E. Hotels Pty Ltd by Damian Page Elliott. Each person listed in the table above has lodged application for approval as an associate of D. E. Hotels Pty Ltd. The Commission found:

that it is satisfied the application was in correct form, that the application fee has been paid, that a waiver has been received, that the proposed amendment complies with Ministerial Directions and the 100 metre rule, pursuant to sections 3.4.18(1)(a), 3.4.18(1)(b), 3.4.19(4), 3.4.20(1)(a), 3.4.20(1)(d) of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (“the Act”);

that it is satisfied the associates listed in the table above are of good repute; and

that the associates do not have business associations who or which are not of good repute or who have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources.

The Commission determined to:

make the proposed amendment to the conditions of the licence by addition of the specified approved venue, Cross Keys Hotel, located in Essendon Vic, effective from the date of settlement;

approve the associates listed in the table above as suitable to be concerned in or associated with the business of the venue operator, pursuant to the criteria set out in sections 10.4A.1(a), 10.4A.1(b) and 10.4A.1(c) of the Act.

KILSYTH & MOUNTAIN DISTRICT BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION INC AMENDMENT TO ENTITLEMENT CONDITIONS

Kilsyth & Mountain District Basketball Association Inc lodged an application under section 3.4A.12 of the Act for amendment of gaming machine entitlement geographic conditions as follows.

Entitlement Number

Current Geographic Area/

Venue Condition

Proposed Geographic Area/

Venue Condition

15842 Knox City Surf Coast Shire

15843 Manningham City Surf Coast Shire

15939 Whitehorse City Surf Coast Shire

15940 Yarra Ranges Shire

(Capped Region 20) Surf Coast Shire

The Commission found: that it is satisfied the application does not breach the conditions under section

3.4A.13(3) of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (‘the Act’) and

that it is satisfied that the application is not inconsistent with the sections outlined in section 3.4A.13(5)(a)(b).

The Commission determined: to grant Kilsyth & Mountain District Basketball Association Inc’s application for

amendment of gaming machine entitlement conditions effective from 28 May 2012.

SCHEDULE OF NEW NOMINEES VENUE OPERATORS

The following persons have lodged applications for approval as nominees of venue operators.

Venue Operator New Nominee

HRV Management Limited Martin Stephan Beekes

Kilmore Racing Club Inc Antonio Furnari

Port Melbourne Football Club Ltd Damian Michael James

Sovereign Hotel Group Pty Ltd Anthony Edward Jackson

The Commission determined:

that it is satisfied that the proposed new nominees are of good repute, do not have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources or have business associations who or which are not of good repute or who have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources

that it is satisfied that the associates of each proposed new nominee are of good repute and do not have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources and

that it is satisfied that the associates of each proposed new nominee do not have business associations who or which are not of good repute or who have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources.

The Commission approved:

each proposed new nominee as suitable to be concerned in or associated with the management and operation of an approved venue pursuant to the criteria set out in sections 3.4.14(6), 3.4.14(7)(a) and 3.4.14(7)(b) of the Act, and approve each proposed new nominee for the respective venue operator in respect of the approved venue.

SCHEDULE OF NEW ASSOCIATES VENUE OPERATORS

The following persons lodged applications for approval as associates of venue operators.

Venue Operator New Associate Reason for Association

Margherita Di Pietro Shareholder

Maria Antonietta Liuzzi Shareholder and Appointer of the Maryfonz Trust for which Bakers Arms Hotel Pty Ltd is the corporate trustee

Bakers Arms Hotel Pty Ltd

Renato Liuzzi Shareholder

HRV Management Limited Ian William Delmenico Director

Kevak Hotels Pty Ltd

Margherita Di Pietro

Maria Antonietta Liuzzi

Renato Liuzzi

Elena Liuzzi

Shareholders of Atwick Pty Ltd, an associated entity of Kevak Hotels Pty Ltd

Leongatha RSL Sub-Branch Inc

Ashley John Heath Committee member

Paul John Avery Committee member Mildura Golf Club Inc

David Noel Murray Committee member

RPH Pty Ltd JS Company 2 Pty Ltd as trustee for the Mario RPH Trading Trust

Shareholder of Tabeson Pty Ltd, an associated entity of RPH Pty Ltd

Shepparton Club Inc Daniel Arthur Gallagher Committee member

Warragul Country Club Inc Ryan Heath Percy Committee member

Yarra Valley Country Club Inc

Carol Ann Szekfy Committee member

The Commission found:

that it is satisfied the associates in the table above are of good repute pursuant to section 10.4A.1(a) of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (‘the Act’)

that it is satisfied the associates in the table above are of sound and stable financial background pursuant to section 10.4A.1(b) of the Act and

that the associates do not have business associations who or which are not of good repute or who have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources pursuant to section 10.4A.1(c) of the Act.

The Commission determined:

to approve the associates in the above table as suitable to be concerned in, or associated with, the business of the venue operators pursuant to section 10.4A.7 of the Act.

CROWN MELBOURNE LIMITED NEW ASSOCIATE OF CASINO OPERATOR

GREGORY FRANCIS HAWKINS

Gregory Francis Hawkins lodged an application for approval as an associate of Crown Melbourne Limited, due to his appointment as the Chief Executive Officer.

The Commission found:

that it is satisfied Gregory Francis Hawkins is of good repute pursuant to section 28A(4)(a) of the Casino Control Act 1991 (‘the Act’)

that it is satisfied Gregory Francis Hawkins is of sound and stable financial background pursuant to section 28A(4)(b) of the Act and

that Gregory Francis Hawkins does not have business associations who or which are not of good repute or who have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources pursuant to section 28A(4)(c) of the Act.

The Commission determined:

to approve Gregory Francis Hawkins as suitable to be concerned in or associated with the business of a casino operator, pursuant to the criteria set out under sections 28A(4)(a), 28A(4)(b) and 28A(4)(c) of the Act.

EXTENSION OF TIME TO NOMINATE A NOMINEE – ALMA SPORTS CLUB

Pursuant to section 3.4.14(3) of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003, Alma Sports Club (‘the Club’) applied for an extension of time in which to nominate a natural person to be nominee in respect of the Club’s approved venue. The Commission determined to approve the request by the Club for an extension of time until 30 June 2012 to nominate a natural person to be nominee.

RENEWAL OF BOOKMAKER REGISTRATION – CORPORATE

TURF ACCOUNTANTS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD

Turf Accountants Australia Pty Ltd lodged an application to renew its registration as a bookmaker (corporate) pursuant to section 4.5A.13 of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (‘the Act’). Turf Accountants Australia Pty Ltd was previously granted a bookmaker registration (corporate) effective from 27 September 2007 until midnight 30 September 2010, which remains current pursuant to section 4.5A.13(1) of the Act. Application No: BC10000014 Applicant: Turf Accountants Australia Pty Ltd Nominee: Stephen David Stoios Applicant’s Address: 22 Mary Street

BRIGHTON VIC 3186 The Commission found:

that it is satisfied an application in the approved form has been lodged pursuant to section 4.5A.13(2) and the prescribed fee has been paid pursuant to section 4.5A.13(2) of the Act

that it is satisfied that the applicant and any associates, are suitable and of good repute, that they are of sound and stable financial background, that they have no business associations who or which are not of good repute or have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources, pursuant to the criteria set out in sections 4.5A.4(2)(a), 4.5A.4(2)(b) and 4.5A.4(2)(c) of the Act

that the applicant has nominated a natural person to be the nominee of the corporation pursuant to section 4.5A.2(2)(d)

that it is satisfied that the applicant has made appropriate bond arrangements under section 94A of the Racing Act 1958 and

that it is satisfied the applicant has adopted a Responsible Gambling Code of Conduct that has been approved by the Commission, pursuant to the criteria set out in section 4.5A.4(2)(f) of the Act.

The Commission determined to:

grant a bookmaker’s registration (corporate) in the name of Turf Accountants Australia Pty Ltd for five years from 1 October 2010 until midnight 30 September 2015 and

approve Stephen David Stoios as nominee of Turf Accountants Australia Pty Ltd.

BOOKMAKING PARTNERSHIP – J & D ROWLANDS

Application No: BP12000057

Applicants and their bookmaker registration numbers

Jeffrey Hugh Dalton Rowlands – BI1001954 David Jeffrey Dalton Rowlands – BI1102051

Percentage ownership of applicants in the partnership business

Jeffrey Hugh Dalton Rowlands (50%) David Jeffrey Dalton Rowlands (50%)

Bookmaking Partnership Trading Name J & D Rowlands Jeffrey Hugh Dalton Rowlands and David Jeffrey Dalton Rowlands have lodged an application to form a bookmaking partnership, trading as ‘J & D Rowlands’, pursuant to section 4.5A.9 of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (‘the Act’).

The Commission finds that:

the applicants are registered bookmakers pursuant to section 4.5A.9(1) of the Act

an application in the approved form has been lodged pursuant to section 4.5A.9(2)(a) of the Act and

the application has been accompanied by additional information as required by the Commission pursuant to section 4.5A.9(2)(b) of the Act.

The Commission determined: to grant an approval for Jeffrey Hugh Dalton Rowlands and David Jeffrey Dalton

Rowlands to be in a bookmaking partnership, trading in the name of J & D Rowlands, effective for three years from 28 May 2012 until midnight 27 May 2015, subject to the condition that both members of the partnership maintain their registrations to that date, pursuant to section 4.5A.10(2) of the Act.

BOOKMAKING PARTNERSHIP – G & T MANSOUR

Application No: BP12000059

Applicants and their bookmaker registration numbers

Gavin Anthony Mansour – BI1001983 Tracey Louise Mansour – BI1202052

Percentage ownership of applicants in the partnership business

Gavin Anthony Mansour (50%) Tracey Louise Mansour (50%)

Bookmaking Partnership Trading Name

G & T Mansour

Gavin Anthony Mansour and Tracey Louise Mansour have lodged an application to form a bookmaking partnership, trading as G & T Mansour, pursuant to section 4.5A.9 of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (‘the Act’).

The Commission found that:

the applicants are registered bookmakers pursuant to section 4.5A.9(1) of the Act

an application in the approved form has been lodged pursuant to section 4.5A.9(2)(a) of the Act and

the application has been accompanied by additional information as required by the Commission pursuant to section 4.5A.9(2)(b) of the Act.

The Commission determined: to grant an approval for Gavin Anthony Mansour and Tracey Louise Mansour to be in a

bookmaking partnership, trading in the name of ‘G & T Mansour’, effective for three years from 28 May 2012 until midnight 27 May 2015, subject to the condition that both members of the partnership maintain their registrations to that date, pursuant to section 4.5A.10(2) of the Act.

BOOKMAKING PARTNERSHIP – BOOLBET SPORTS AND RACING

Application No: BP12000060

Applicants and their bookmaker registration numbers

Michael George Lucas – BI0700128 Mark Anthony Atchison – BI0800224

Percentage ownership of applicants in the partnership business

Michael George Lucas (50%) Mark Anthony Atchison (50%)

Bookmaking Partnership Trading Name

Boolbet Sports and Racing B1984981V

Michael George Lucas and Mark Anthony Atchison are bookmakers registered under the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (‘the Act’), and both their registrations are valid until 30 September 2015.

Michael George Lucas and Mark Anthony Atchison have lodged an application to be in a bookmaking partnership, trading as Boolbet Sports and Racing, pursuant to section 4.5A.9 of the Act. The Commission found that:

the applicants are registered bookmakers pursuant to section 4.5A.9(1) of the Act

an application in the approved form has been lodged pursuant to section 4.5A.9(2)(a) of the Act and

the application has been accompanied by additional information as required by the Commission pursuant to section 4.5A.9(2)(b) of the Act.

The Commission determined: to grant an approval for Michael George Lucas and Mark Anthony Atchison to be in a

bookmaking partnership, trading in the name of Boolbet Sports and Racing, effective for three years from 28 May 2012 until midnight 27 May 2015, subject to the condition that both members of the partnership maintain their registrations to that date, pursuant to section 4.5A.10(2) of the Act.

SCHEDULE OF BOOKMAKER REGISTRATIONS – SOLE TRADERS

The following persons lodged applications to be registered as a sole trader bookmaker pursuant to section 4.5A.13 of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (‘the Act’).

Jarrod Noel Bon

Robert John Crimmins

Daniel McDonald Kelly

Tracey Louise Mansour and

David Jeffrey Dalton Rowlands.

The Commission found:

that the applicants being over 18 years of age could apply for registration as bookmakers

that it is satisfied applications in the approved form have been lodged pursuant to section 4.5A.2(2)(a) of the Act

that a prescribed fee, pursuant to section 4.5A.2(2)(b) of the Act, does not apply at this time

that the applicants are of good repute and each associate of the applicants, are of good repute, do not have any business association who or which are not of good repute or have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources and that they are of sound and stable financial background, pursuant to the criteria set out in sections 4.5A.4(2)(a), (b) and (c) of the Act

that it is satisfied that the applicants have made appropriate bond arrangements under section 94A of the Racing Act 1958 and

that it is satisfied the applicants have adopted a Responsible Gambling Code of Conduct that has been approved by the Commission, pursuant to the criteria set out in section 4.5A.4(2)(f) of the Act.

The Commission determined:

to grant bookmaker registrations to Jarrod Noel Bon, Robert John Crimmins, Daniel McDonald Kelly, Tracey Louise Mansour and David Jeffrey Dalton Rowlands for five years from 28 May 2012 until midnight 27 May 2017.

REDEFINITION OF CASINO BOUNDARIES

Decision

In response to the Crown Melbourne Limited application of 24 April 2012, the Commission approved two redefinitions of the casino boundaries at its meeting on 28 May 2012, pursuant to section 17 of the Casino Control Act 1991. The approved redefinitions of the casino premises were shown on two plans presented to the Commission.

The redefinitions relate to the Gaming Floor Refurbishment Project which commenced in October 2006, and are the result of architectural changes made in the closing stages of the project.

The redefinitions consist of:

Sports Casino – adjusting seven minor areas, including removing the smokers’ terrace from the casino boundary and remodelling it to make it consistent with the adjoining facade; and

Main Casino East – revising the architecture of the Atrium Bar, reducing the east end control zone and expanding an area of the Teak Room. The purpose of the Teak Room expansion is to accommodate the relocation of approximately 20 gaming machines from the main gaming floor until refurbishment is completed in that area.

The net effect of the redefinitions is a decrease of approximately 50 square metres to the casino boundary area.

REASONS FOR DECISION

The application arises out of the Gaming Floor Refurbishment Project.

Crown has adequately demonstrated an operational requirement for the redefinitions as a result of architectural changes made in the closing stages of the project.

The areas involved are within the location for which the licence was granted (the Site), as defined by clause 4.1 of the Casino Licence.

In the course of reviewing the application, Commission inspection staff assessed the areas relevant to the application.

Crown has met all statutory requirements in relation to the application, including paying the correct prescribed fee of $10,307.80 in accordance with the Casino Control (Boundary Redefinition Fee) Regulations 2005, and the 2011/12 fee units that came into effect on 1 July 2011.