Quorum

45 (1) Three members of the Commission, of whom at least one is either the Chair or the Vice-chair, constitute a quorum.

Separate and simultaneous hearings

(2) The members of the Commission may sit separately at the same time to hear and determine matters before the Commission if there is a quorum in each case. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 45.

Remuneration

46 (1) Members of the Commission shall be paid such remuneration as the Governor in Council determines.

Expenses

(2) The members of the Commission shall be reimbursed for reasonable expenses necessarily incurred in the performance of their duties. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 46.

Personal liability

47 A member of the Commission is not personally liable for anything done or omitted to be done or for any neglect or default in the bona fide exercise or purported exercise of a power conferred upon that member pursuant to this Act. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 47.

Executive Director

48 (1) The Governor in Council shall appoint an Executive Director of Gaming Control of the Commission.

Duties

(2) The Executive Director

(a) is the chief executive officer of the Commission; and

(b) has supervision and direction of the work of the Director of Registration, the Director of Investigation and Enforcement and other staff of the Commission. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 48.

Directors

49 (1) The Governor in Council shall appoint

(a) a Director of Registration; and

(b) a Director of Investigation and Enforcement.

Powers and duties

(2) A director appointed pursuant to subsection (1) shall, in addition to the powers and duties set out in this Act, the regulations or the directors appointment, exercise such powers and perform such duties of the Executive Director as the Executive Director may delegate to the director, subject to such conditions as the Executive Director may determine. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 49.

Other personnel

50 (1) Subject to Sections 48 and 49, such persons as are necessary for the proper conduct and management of the affairs of the Commission shall be appointed in accordance with the Civil Service Act.

Professional and technical personnel and experts

(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), the Commission may, with the approval of the Governor in Council and subject to the Provinces tendering guidelines, engage upon such terms and conditions as the Commission deems fit, the services of such professional persons, technical persons and experts as the Commission deems necessary for the efficient carrying out of its purpose under this Part and the regulations.

Secondment

(3) The Commission may enter into arrangements to use the services and facilities of a department, board, commission, corporation or agent of Her Majesty in right of the Province other than the Corporation. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 50.

Public Service Superannuation Act

51 (1) For all purposes of the Public Service Superannuation Act, the Executive Director, the Director of Registration and the Director of Investigation and Enforcement are and are deemed to be persons employed in the public service of the Province and full-time service in employment of the Commission is and is deemed to be public service.

Deductions

(2) The Commission shall deduct from the salary of the Executive Director, the Director of Registration and the Director of Investigation and Enforcement such amount as is directed by the Governor in Council to be deducted from the salary of employees in the public service of the Province and shall pay the same to the Minister of Finance, and such amounts when so received shall be paid into and form part of the Superannuation Fund under the Public Service Superannuation Act.

Part of expenses of Commission

(3) Where, by the Public Service Superannuation Act, a payment is directed to be made into the Superannuation Fund by the Government or the Minister of Finance or where by that Act a superannuation allowance or other sum as directed to be paid out of the Consolidated Fund of the Province, then, in respect of the Executive Director, the Director of Registration and the Director of Investigation and Enforcement, the payment, superannuation allowance or other sum shall be defrayed by the Commission and shall form part of the annual expenses of the Commission. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 51.

Oath of office

52 Members of the Commission, the Executive Director, the Director of Registration, the Director of Investigation and Enforcement and all other employees of the Commission shall, before taking office or entering into employment, take an oath or affirmation as provided by the regulations. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 52.

Security clearance

53 Members of the Commission, the Executive Director, the Director of Registration, the Director of Investigation and Enforcement and all other employees of the Commission, as a term of their appointment, shall supply such information and be subject to such investigations and security clearance as the regulations may prescribe and, for greater certainty, subject to the Members and Public Employees Disclosure Act. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 53.

Payment of revenue into Consolidated Fund

54 Subject to Section 55, the Commission shall pay all of its revenue into the Consolidated Fund of the Province. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 54.

Operating expenses

55 The operating expenses of the Commission shall be paid out of its revenue and, to the extent they exceed it, out of the Consolidated Fund. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 55.

Duties of Commission

56 (1) The Commission shall

(a) perform such duties as are imposed upon it by this Act or the regulations;

(b) ensure that casinos and other lottery schemes conducted and managed by the Corporation are conducted and managed in accordance with this Act and the regulations and the Criminal Code (Canada);

(c) carry on a continuous study of the operation and administration of casinos, other lottery schemes and gaming control laws in effect in other jurisdictions, including the Criminal Code (Canada), that may affect the operation and administration of casinos or other lottery schemes in the Province;

(d) carry on a continuous study of the public interest and reaction of residents of the Province to existing and potential features of casinos, other lottery schemes and games of chance;

(e) carry on a continuous study of the social, health, justice, economic and environmental impact of casinos and other lottery schemes;

(f) make recommendations to the Minister for changes to this Act and the regulations to correct any defect, abuse, illegality or criminal activity in relation to casinos and other lottery schemes; and

(g) submit annually to the Minister a report respecting the matters referred to in clauses (b) to (f).

Tabling of report

(2) Within sixty days of receiving the report referred to in clause (1)(g), the Minister shall table it in the House of Assembly or, if the Assembly is not then sitting, with the Clerk of the Assembly.

Appeals

(3) The Commission may hear appeals of decisions of the Executive Director, the Director of Registration and the Director of Investigation and Enforcement on registrations and compliance orders and on such other matters as may be prescribed by the regulations.

Stay pending appeal

(4) Notwithstanding any appeal to the Commission, the decision under appeal takes effect immediately unless the Commission grants a stay until disposition of the appeal.

Public Inquiries Act

(5) For the purpose of any hearing pursuant to this Act, the Commission and each member of the Commission has all the powers, privileges and immunities of a commissioner under the Public Inquiries Act. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 56.

Reference to Commission

57 (1) Where the Executive Director, the Director of Registration or the Director of Investigation and Enforcement is in doubt as to what disposition should be made of any matter that that person is empowered by this Act or the regulations to decide, the Executive Director, the Director of Registration or the Director of Investigation and Enforcement, as the case may be, may refer the matter to the Commission, and the Commission shall hold a hearing and make any decision that it considers proper.

Decision final

(2) A decision of the Commission pursuant to subsection (1) is final and is not open to question in any court except with respect to jurisdiction and natural justice. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 57.

Jurisdiction of former member re unfinished business

58 (1) Where a member of the Commission resigns office, retires or is appointed to another position in the public service, the member shall, during such period of time as the Governor in Council designates, in respect of any application, appeal, proceeding, matter or thing heard before the Commission, have and exercise the jurisdiction of a member including the power to complete any unfinished matter and give a decision as if the member had not so resigned, retired or been appointed.

Authority of Cabinet

(2) A designation by the Governor in Council pursuant to subsection (1) may be made before or after such resignation, retirement or appointment, and may be retroactive in effect. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 58.

Substitution where conflict of interest

59 (1) Where a member of the Commission is

(a) so interested in any matter before the Commission that the member or the Chair of the Commission considers that the member cannot act; or

(b) unable to act by reason of illness, absence or other cause,

the Governor in Council, on the request of the Chair, may appoint pursuant to subsection (1) some disinterested person to act as a member in the members stead in and about such matter or until such disability comes to an end.

Oath of office and security clearance

(2) A person appointed pursuant to subsection (1) is subject to the same requirements as to oath or affirmation and investigation before assuming office as regular members of the Commission.

Unfinished business

(3) A person appointed pursuant to subsection (1) may complete any unfinished business in which that person has taken part, even if the member that is replaced has returned or become able to act.

Validity of determination where conflict of interest

(4) No determination of the Commission made in good faith shall be set aside solely by reason of the interest in the matter of a member of the Commission at the time the determination was made.

Interpretation re conflict of interest

(5) In determining whether a member of the Commission is interested in a matter for the purpose of this Act, the rules or policies made by the regulations apply. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 59.

Specially qualified acting members

60 (1) The Governor in Council, on the recommendation of the Chair of the Commission, may, from time to time, appoint as an acting member of the Commission a person who, in the opinion of the Commission, is specially qualified to assist the Commission with respect to any particular proceeding or matter, and the person so appointed has all the powers of a member of the Commission with respect to that proceeding or matter and is entitled to such remuneration as the Governor in Council authorizes.

Oath of office and security clearance

(2) A person appointed pursuant to subsection (1) is subject to the same requirements as to oath or affirmation and investigation before assuming office as regular members of the Commission. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 60.

Delegation of inquiry to member

61 (1) The Chair of the Commission may authorize any member of the Commission to inquire into and report to the Commission upon any matter within the jurisdiction of the Commission or pending before the Commission and, when so authorized, that member has, for the purpose of taking evidence or obtaining information for such report, all the powers of the Commission.

Restriction re hearing

(2) A member of the Commission who has made any inquiry into a matter pursuant to subsection (1) may not sit on any hearing of the Commission in connection with the matter. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 61.

Powers of Commission

62 (1) The Commission may

(a) make general rules respecting practice and procedure in relation to hearings and other matters coming before the Commission;

(b) issue and publish in such manner as the Commission deems appropriate, policy statements, rules and interpretation notes;

(c) publish decisions of the Commission and the Executive Director and publish rulings, orders, motions and other information that the Commission considers ought to be published;

(d) subject to the regulations, adopt rules and policies respecting potential conflicts of interest of members of the Commission, the Executive Director, the Director of Registration, the Director of Investigation and Enforcement and the other employees of the Commission and provide that those rules and policies are binding on and are a term of employment of such members, the Executive Director, the Director of Registration, the Director of Investigation and Enforcement and the other employees of the Commission.

Regulations Act

(2) The exercise by the Commission of the authority contained in clauses (1)(a) and (d) are regulations within the meaning of the Regulations Act.

Clause (1)(b)

(3) Policy statements, rules and interpretation notes issued pursuant to clause (1)(b) are not regulations within the meaning of the Regulations Act and do not constitute a predetermined exercise of a discretion pursuant to this Act.

Public consultations

(4) The Commission may hold public consultations or meetings on the exercise of its powers pursuant to subsection (1). 1994-95, c. 4, s. 62.

Duty of Commission on appeal

63 In any matter before it, the Commission shall grant an order, either as specified in the application or notice of appeal or as the Commission decides, and may, by order, dismiss the application or appeal. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 63.

Form of order re jurisdiction

64 It is not necessary that an order of the Commission show upon its face that any proceeding or notice was had or given or any circumstances existed necessary to give it jurisdiction to make such order. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 64.

Delegation of powers

65 (1) With the approval of the Governor in Council, the Commission may delegate, in writing, any of its powers to the person or persons named in the delegation.

Restrictions on delegation

(2) A delegation pursuant to subsection (1) is subject to any restrictions, conditions and requirements that are set out in the delegation. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 65.

Annual report

66 (1) Not later than June 30th in each year, the Commission shall make a report to the Minister on the activities and affairs of the Commission for the year ending on March 31st in that year.

Tabling of report

(2) The Minister shall table the report in the House of Assembly within fourteen days of its submission to the Minister if the Assembly is then sitting or, if it is not sitting, within fourteen days after it next sits. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 66.

Lottery scheme licence

67 (1) Upon application in accordance with the regulations, the Commission may, where authorized by the Governor in Council, issue a licence for a lottery scheme pursuant to paragraph 207(1)(b), (c), (d) or (f) of the Criminal Code (Canada).

Change of information in application

(2) Every applicant for a licence shall notify the Commission of any change in the information contained in the application for the licence within fifteen days of the change.

Terms and conditions

(3) A licence is subject to such terms and conditions as may be prescribed by the regulations or by the Commission. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 67.

"services" defined

68 (1) In this Section, "services" include

(a) the providing of gaming premises;

(b) the providing of management or consulting services with respect to the playing of games of chance;

(c) the supplying of the services of a person who, for consideration, participates in or facilitates in any manner the playing of a game of chance;

(d) the making, fabricating, printing, distributing or otherwise supplying of materials or equipment for the playing of games of chance; and

(e) the providing of services relating to the construction, maintenance, repair, surveillance and security equipment or business of a casino.

Supply of designated goods or services re lottery

(2) Except as provided in this Act and the regulations, no person shall provide designated goods or services with respect to the playing or operating of a lottery scheme or hold out as providing those goods or services unless that person is a registered supplier and a list of registered suppliers shall be available for public inspection in accordance with Section 83.

Supply of designated goods or services to Corporation

(3) Except as provided in this Act and the regulations, no person shall provide designated goods or services to any business operated by, on behalf of or under contract with the Corporation or hold out as providing those goods or services unless that person is a registered supplier and a list of registered suppliers shall be available for public inspection in accordance with Section 83. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 68.

Trade union

69 In addition to any provision of the Trade Union Act, no trade union within the meaning of that Act, that has been certified to represent persons employed in a casino, shall represent persons employed in a casino unless the trade union and such of its officers, officials and agents, as are prescribed by the regulations, are registered suppliers. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 69.

Gaming assistants

70 (1) Except as provided in this Act and the regulations, no person shall, for consideration, participate in or facilitate in any manner the playing or operating of a designated game of chance unless the person is registered as a gaming assistant.

Application of Section

(2) This Section does not apply to

(a) registered suppliers; or

(b) the employees of registered suppliers who are not operators of casinos,

who are acting in accordance with this Act, the regulations and the terms of their registration.

Individuals only

(3) No person who is not an individual is eligible to be a registered gaming assistant.

Restriction on services of gaming assistant

(4) No person shall use or provide the services of a gaming assistant unless

(a) that person is a registered supplier; and

(b) the gaming assistant is a registered gaming assistant of that person.

Players of games of chance

(5) This Section does not apply to the players of a game of chance. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 70.

Registration or renewal

71 (1) Upon application in accordance with the regulations, the Director of Registration may register or renew the registration of a person, who has attained the age of nineteen years, as a supplier or as a gaming assistant.

Information to be supplied by application

(2) An applicant shall supply to the Director of Registration such information with respect to the application, including information relating to personal identification, as the Director determines or the regulations prescribe and in such form as the Director of Registration determines or the regulations prescribe.

Authority of Director of Registration

(3) The Director of Registration may make such other decisions as the Director considers necessary with respect to the making of applications. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 71.

Person deemed interested in another person

72 For the purpose of Sections 73 to 75, a person is deemed to be interested in another person if

(a) that person has, or the Director of Registration on reasonable grounds believes that that person has, a beneficial interest in the business of the other person;

(b) that person exercises, or the Director of Registration on reasonable grounds believes that that person exercises, control, either directly or indirectly, over the business of the other person; or

(c) that person has provided, or the Director of Registration on reasonable grounds believes that that person has provided financing, either directly or indirectly, to the business of the other person. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 72.

Investigation by Director of Registration

73 (1) The Director of Registration may make such inquiries and conduct such investigations into the honesty and integrity, financial history and competence of an applicant for registration or renewal of registration, a registrant or a person interested in the applicant or registrant, as are necessary to determine whether the applicant meets the requirements of this Part and the regulations.

Corporation or partnership

(2) Where an applicant or registrant is a corporation or a partnership, the Director of Registration may make inquiries into or conduct investigations of the officers, directors or partners of the applicant or registrant.

Costs of investigation

(3) An applicant or registrant shall pay the reasonable costs of the inquiries or investigations required by this Section or provide security to the Director of Registration in a form acceptable to the Director for the payment.

Requirement by Director for information

(4) The Director of Registration may require information or material from any person who is the subject of the inquiries or investigations required by this Section and may request information or material from any person who the Director of Registration has reason to believe can provide information or material relevant to the inquiries or investigations.

Verification by statutory declaration

(5) The Director of Registration may require that any information provided under subsection (4) be verified by statutory declaration.

Freedom of Information Act

(6) Notwithstanding the Freedom of Information Act, any person requested by the Director of Registration to supply information or material regarding any person who is the subject of an inquiry or investigation shall disclose to the Director of Registration the information or material that the Director of Registration requires under this Section. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 73.

Grounds for refusal to register supplier

74 The Director of Registration shall refuse to register an applicant as a supplier or to renew the registration of an applicant as a supplier if

(a) there are reasonable grounds to believe that the applicant will not be financially responsible in the conduct of the business, having regard to the financial history of

(i) the applicant or persons interested in the applicant, or

(ii) the officers, directors or partners of the applicant or, in the case of an applicant that is a corporation or partnership, persons interested in those officers, directors or partners;

(b) there are reasonable grounds to believe that the applicant will not act as a supplier in accordance with the law, with honesty and integrity or in the public interest, having regard to the past conduct of

(i) the applicant or persons interested in the applicant,

(ii) the officers, directors or partners of the applicant or, in the case of an applicant that is a corporation or partnership, persons interested in those officers, directors or partners, or

(iii) in the case of an applicant that is a trade union within the meaning of the Trade Union Act and that has been certified to represent persons employed in a casino, officers, officials or agents of the applicant, or such other persons as are prescribed by the regulations;

(c) the applicant is carrying on activities that are, or will be if the applicant is registered, in contravention of this Part, the regulations or the terms of the registration; or

(d) the applicant fails to disclose information or material required by the Director of Registration to conduct inquiries or investigations pursuant to this Act or the regulations. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 74.

Grounds for refusal to register gaming assistant

75 The Director of Registration shall refuse to register an applicant as a gaming assistant or to renew the registration of an applicant as a gaming assistant if

(a) there are reasonable grounds to believe that the applicant will not act as a gaming assistant in accordance with law, with honesty and integrity or in the public interest, having regard to the past conduct of the applicant or persons interested in the applicant;

(b) the applicant is carrying on activities that are, or will be, if the applicant is registered, in contravention of this Part, the regulations or the terms of the registration; or

(c) the applicant fails to disclose information or material required by the Director of registration to conduct inquiries or investigations pursuant to this Act or the regulations. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 75.

Terms and conditions of registration

76 (1) A registration is subject to such terms and conditions, to give effect to the purpose of this Part, as the Director of Registration proposes and the applicant consents to, the Commission imposes or the regulations prescribe.

Examinations or certification

(2) The Director of Registration may require, as a term or condition of registration, that an applicant for registration or renewal of registration pass such examinations or attain such standards, or possess such qualifications and certification, as may be prescribed by the regulations. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 76.

Proposed suspension or revocation of registration

77 (1) The Director of Registration may propose to suspend or to revoke a registration for any reason that would disentitle the registrant to registration or renewal of registration under Section 74 or 75 if the registrant were an applicant.

Suspension or revocation

(2) Where a registrant refuses or neglects to comply with this Part or the regulations, the Director of Registration may suspend or revoke the certificate or registration of the registrant or require, for its maintenance renewal or reinstatement, that the registrant fulfil the conditions the Director may require. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 77.

Notice of proposed order by Director of Registration

78 (1) Where the Director of Registration refuses to grant or renew a registration or proposes to suspend or revoke a registration, the Director shall serve notice of the proposed order, together with written reasons, on the applicant or registrant.

Notice of entitlement to hearing

(2) The notice of a proposed order shall inform the applicant or registrant, as the case may be, that the person is entitled to an informal hearing before the Executive Director and a formal hearing before the Commission.

Request for hearing

(3) To request a hearing, the person entitled to the hearing shall serve a written request on the Director of Registration, the Executive Director and the Commission within fifteen days after the Director of Registration serves the notice of the proposed order.

Making of order where no hearing requested

(4) The Director of Registration may make the proposed order if the person does not request a hearing within the time permitted by subsection (3).

Request for informal hearing

(5) Where a person entitled to a hearing requests an informal hearing, the Executive Director shall schedule and hold the hearing.

Request for formal hearing

(6) Where a matter is not resolved by the Executive Director to the satisfaction of the person requesting the informal hearing, the person may request a formal hearing and the Commission shall schedule and hold the hearing.

Parties to hearing

(7) The Director of Registration, the person who requested a hearing and such other persons as the Executive Director or the Commission may specify are parties to the hearing.

Order of Executive Director or Commission

(8) After holding a hearing pursuant to this Section, the Executive Director or the Commission, as the case may be, may, by order,

(a) confirm or set aside the proposed order; or

(b) direct the Director of Registration to take such action as the Executive Director or the Commission, respectively, considers the Director of Registration ought to take to give effect to the purpose of this Part.

Substitution of opinion

(9) In making an order pursuant to subsection (8), the Executive Director or the Commission may substitute the opinion of the Executive Director or the Commission, respectively, for that of the Director of Registration.

Attaching terms to order

(10) The Executive Director or the Commission may attach such terms to an order or to a registration as the Executive Director or the Commission, respectively, considers appropriate.

When order effective

(11) An order of the Executive Director or the Commission takes effect immediately unless the Executive Director or the Commission, respectively, orders otherwise.

Order final

(12) A decision and order of the Commission is final and is not open to question in any court except with respect to jurisdiction and natural justice. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 78.

Immediate suspension of registration

79 (1) The Director of Registration may, by order, suspend a registration without serving a proposed order under Section 78 if the Director considers it to be necessary in the public interest.

Service of order

(2) The Director of Registration shall serve a copy of the order made, together with written reasons for it, on the registrant and the order is effective immediately upon being served.

Hearing

(3) The hearing provisions in Section 78 apply to an order pursuant to subsection (1) in the same way as to a proposed order under that Section.

Expiry of order

(4) Where the registrant requests a hearing, the order expires on the day the order of the Commission takes effect.

One hearing

(5) Where the Director of Registration makes an order pursuant to this Section with respect to a registrant before a hearing is held under Section 78 with respect to a notice of a proposed order that the Director has served on the registrant, the Commission may hold only one hearing to deal with both the order made and the proposed order. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 79.

Continuation of registration

80 (1) Where within the time prescribed by the regulations or, where no time is prescribed, before the expiry of the registrants registration a registrant applies in accordance with the regulations for renewal of registration and pays the fee set out in the regulations, the registration is deemed to continue

(a) if the Director of Registration grants the renewal, until the renewal is granted;

(b) if the Director of Registration refuses to grant the renewal and the registrant does not request a hearing under Section 78, until the time for requesting a hearing has expired; or

(c) if the Director of Registration refuses to grant the renewal and the registrant requests a hearing under Section 78, until the Commission has made its order. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 80

Cancellation of registration on request

81 The Director of Registration may cancel a registration upon the request in writing of the registrant and Section 78 does not apply. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 81.

Waiting period after refusal or revocation

82 (1) No person who is refused registration, who is refused renewal of a registration or whose registration is revoked may apply to the Director of Registration for registration until at least two years have passed since the refusal or revocation.

Suspension

(2) No person whose registration is suspended may apply to the Director of Registration for registration during the suspension.

Rejection of application after waiting period

(3) Notwithstanding Section 78, the Director of Registration may, without giving written reasons, reject an application made after the time period specified in subsection (1) if, in the opinion of the Director, the application discloses no substantial new evidence or no material change in circumstances since the refusal, revocation or suspension took effect. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 82.

Register

83 (1) The Commission shall keep a register listing the names, addresses and purpose of all licences and registration certificates issued by the Commission.

Public inspection

(2) The register, upon payment of five dollars, shall be open to public inspection during regular business hours of the Commission.

Lists of persons registered

(3) The Director of Registration shall make available to the public, in such form as the Director determines, a list of all persons registered under this Part. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 83.

Certificate of Director of Registration

84 (1) The Director of Registration may issue a signed certificate that contains information concerning

(a) the registration or non-registration of any persons;

(b) the filing or non-filing of any document or material required or permitted to be filed with the Director or Registration;

(c) the time when the facts upon which proceedings are based first came to the knowledge of the Director of Registration;

(d) any other matter pertaining to such registration, non-registration, filing or non-filing.

Certificate as evidence

(2) The certificate is, without proof of the office or signature of the Director of Registration, receivable in evidence in any proceeding as proof, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, of the facts stated in the certificate. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 84.

Notice of change of address

85 Every registered supplier and registered gaming assistant shall, not later than five days after any change in address for service, serve the Director of Registration with a written notice of the change. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 85.

Disclosure of change in officers or directors

86 (1) Within fifteen days of any change in the officers or directors of a corporation that is a registered supplier or in the membership of a partnership that is a registered supplier, the corporation or partnership, as the case may be, shall disclose the change by filing a disclosure form with the Director of Registration.

Disclosure re other interests

(2) Within fifteen days of

(a) a person acquiring a beneficial interest in the business of the operator of a casino;

(b) a person exercising control, either directly or indirectly, over the business of the operator of a casino; or

(c) a person providing financing, either directly or indirectly, to the business of the operator of a casino,

the operator of the casino shall disclose that information by filing a disclosure form with the Director of Registration. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 86.

Name to be used by registered supplier

87 No registered supplier shall provide designated goods or services under a name other than the name under which the supplier is registered. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 87.

Gaming premises to be supplied by registered supplier

88 No registered supplier shall provide designated goods and services to gaming premises except at a place that is named in the suppliers registration. 1994-95, c. 4, s. 88.