If you are involved in manufacturing, selling, servicing or testing of gaming machines, you must have an approved gaming related licence.
A Gaming Technician's Licence allows you to:
- service, repair and maintain approved gaming machines
- as an employee of the holder of a testing facility licence - to carry out the authorised functions of that licence.
A Gaming Machine Seller's Licence allows you to:
- as an employee of the holder of a dealer's licence - negotiate on behalf of the employer for the sale of approved gaming machines
- to sell, as principal or agent, approved gaming machines.
A Gaming Machine Dealer's Licence allows you to:
- manufacture and assemble gaming machines in or on the premises specified on the licence
- sell and negotiate the sale of approved gaming machines (whether or not manufactured or assembled by the licensee)
- service, repair and maintain approved gaming machines in or on the premises specified in the licence.
An approved gaming machine is any piece of equipment that is designed to be used for, or in connection with, the playing of a game of chance and / or skill that may result in the player being awarded with a prize (for example, poker machines).
