269 Exempt gaming
Gambling Act 2005 (2005 c 19) | Legislation

269  Exempt gaming

(1)     Sections 33 and 37 shall not apply to the provision of facilities for equal chance gaming which satisfies the conditions of this section by—

(a)     a members' club,

(b)     a commercial club,

(c)     a club that would be a members' club but for section 266(1)(a),

(d)     a club that would be a commercial club but for section 267(1)(a), or

(e)     a miners'

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