284 Removal of exemption
Gambling Act 2005 (2005 c 19) | Legislation

284  Removal of exemption

(1)     A licensing authority may make an order disapplying section 279 or section 282(1) to specified premises.

(2)     A licensing authority may make an order disapplying a section under subsection (1) only if they think that—

(a)     the application of the section is not reasonably consistent with pursuit of the licensing objectives,

(b)     gaming has taken place on the premises in purported reliance on the section but in breach of a condition of that section,

(c)     the premises are mainly used or to be used for gaming, or

(d)     an offence under this

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