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Corporate Governance Framework

Our corporate governance framework sets out the necessary responsibilities and procedures that guarantee we operate properly.

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  2. Licensing: single-machine supply and maintenance permit applications

Licensing: single-machine supply and maintenance permit applications

Function

Determination of an application for a single-machine supply and maintenance permit under section 250 of the Gambling Act (opens in a new tab).

Person to whom the function is delegated and conditions under which the authority is vested

Assistant Regulatory Caseworkers or above may grant applications for a single machine permit, where there are no issues to be resolved about the suitability of the applicant or where the applicant has not previously been issued with a single machine permit and there are no issues to be resolved about the applicant.

Regulatory Managers or above may grant applications for a single machine permit where no issues have been identified or where any issues have been satisfactorily resolved or where the applicant has previously been issued with a single machine permit.

Minded to reject cases: Where the conclusion of staff is that an application should be rejected a 'minded to reject' letter will be sent to the applicant. Where, in response to such a letter, the applicant makes representations, if the representations are such that the application can be granted, a Regulatory Manager or above may grant the application. If the representations are such that the application may still be rejected, these will be put before an Executive Director, who will determine the case, otherwise a Regulatory Manager or above may decide to reject the application.

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