Normally within five working days, except in instances where additional information is required to complete the application process.
Weekly.
$15,000 per day.
Yes, this approach can be taken to save a seat at a bingo hall. However, it is unacceptable for the licensee to place bingo paper (cards) on a table in order to save a chair.
The number of bingo events permitted per week is determined by the Division during the approval process. Several factors may be considered before the number of bingo events per week is approved.
Yes, however the licensee must submit a formal request to the Division 15 days prior to instituting the proposed changes.
The Bingo Regulations do not set an age limit. It is up to the individual bingo hall operators to post house rules and notify the public of age restrictions.
No person, while acting as a bingo caller or while employed as a checker in a bingo game shall play in that bingo game. As for those who sell cards, work the canteen or other off-duty workers, it is up to the individual bingo operator to decide if these workers play or not. A house rule should be posted to inform the public of its policy respecting this matter.
Yes, if the bingo has written and received permission from the Alcohol & Gaming Division. Otherwise, bingo prizes cannot be lowered.
There is no limit providing the total value of prizes accumulated does not exceed $15,000.00 per day.
Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Remembrance Day, and Christmas Day.
Prior to the start of the bingo, the operators must set up the numbered display board and shall ensure all bingo balls are present and in good condition. At any time during the bingo game, players have the right to verify the numbers called during the bingo game.
The licensee shall post any house rules pertaining to the conduct of bingo in a conspicuous place or places within the licensed premises.
Yes, any licensee who conducts and manages a bingo shall use a verification book or electronic verifier approved by the Alcohol & Gaming Division.
There is no application fee; however, a fee of 2.13% of the total prize value must be paid 30 days after the draw date for ticket lotteries with a total prize value in excess of $500.
No licensee shall reschedule any draw date or cancel a ticket lottery without the prior written approval from the Alcohol & Gaming Division.
Yes, it is compulsory under the Ticket Lottery Regulations that the licence number assigned by the Division appear on all tickets.