SCHEDULE 13 Licensed Premises Gaming Machine Permits
Gambling Act 2005 (2005 c 19) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 13 Licensed Premises Gaming Machine Permits

Section 283

Making of application

1

(1)     A person who applies to a licensing authority (in its capacity as a licensing authority under the Licensing Act 2003 (c 17)) for an on-premises alcohol licence or who holds an on-premises alcohol licence issued by a licensing authority (in that capacity) may apply to that licensing authority (in its capacity as a licensing authority under this Act) for a licensed premises gaming machine permit.

(2)     An application may not be made under this Schedule if a licence under Part 8 has effect in relation to the premises.

2

An application for a permit must—

(a)     be made in such form and manner as the licensing authority may direct,

(b)     specify the premises in respect of which the permit is sought,

(c)     specify the number and category of gaming machines in respect of which the permit is sought,

(d)     contain or be accompanied by such other information or documents as the licensing authority may direct, and

(e)     be accompanied by the prescribed fee.

3

Sections 154 and 155 shall have effect in relation to the functions of a licensing authority

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