271 Club gaming permit
Gambling Act 2005 (2005 c 19) | Legislation

271  Club gaming permit

(1)     Sections 33, 37 and 242 shall not apply to the provision of facilities for gaming in accordance with a club gaming permit.

(2)     A club gaming permit is a permit issued by a licensing authority authorising the provision of facilities for gaming—

(a)     on premises on which a members' club or a miners' welfare institute operates, and

(b)     in the course of the activities of the club or institute.

(3)     A club gaming permit shall, by virtue of this section, authorise—

(a)     making up to three gaming machines available for use, each of which must be of Category B, C or D,

(b)     the provision

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