Casino License South Australia
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- South Australia has just one licensed casino property, Adelaide Casino run by the Skycity entertainment group in the territory’s capital city of Adelaide. The South Australian government says they are not currently considering handing out any table gaming licenses in the near future, so it’s likely that Adelaide Casino will continue to hold a monopoly on the territory’s gambling entertainment.
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South Australia Casino Act 1997 An Act to regulate the licensing and control of the casino at Adelaide; and for other purposes. Find a liquor or gaming licence holder. Search the CBS liquor and gaming licensing database to find details of licensed premises in South Australia that hold a liquor or gaming licence or to confirm if a Responsible Person is still currently approved. Find licence holder.
Gambling legislation provides a range of regulatory decisions by the Minister. These are highlighted in the regulatory documents below.
Casino gaming
On 25 November 1999, Adelaide Casino was granted the casino licence by the Governor. Under section 7 of the Casino Act 1997, there is not to be more than one casino licence in force at the same time.
Adelaide Casino conducts its operations pursuant to the Approved Licensing Agreement required under section 16 of the Casino Act 1997. The Approved Licensing Agreement is currently in force.
Adelaide Casino makes payments to the South Australian Government pursuant to the Casino Duty Agreement required under section 17 of the Casino Act 1997. The Casino Duty Agreement is currently in force.
Gaming machines
Exemption for Holders of a Gaming Machine Service Licence and Approved Gaming Machine Technicians clearly allow for gaming machine service licence holders and approved gaming machine technicians to have temporary possession of approved gaming machines to service or repair the machines, or immediately before installation, at premises other than licensed premises
Exemption under section 76A of the Gaming Machines Act coincides with the removal of the role of the State Procurement Board in the purchase and sale of gaming machines on 1 July 2011, the Minister for Gambling varied existing exemptions that facilitate financing arrangements. The existing exemptions under Regulation 10 of the Gaming Machines Regulations were brought under section 76A of the Gaming Machines Act and were varied by removing references to the State Supply Board and including the holder of the special club licence
Notice of Exemption by the Minister for Gambling Training grants exemptions from licensing for specified trainers that undertake training in the operation of gaming machines and responsible gambling
Notice of Exemption by the Minister for Gambling—Ocean Going Passenger Vessels entering South Australian State Waters provides exemption from the need to have a gaming machine licence for ocean going passenger vessels with gaming machines entering South Australian waters.
An exemption from Section 77(1) of the Gaming Machines Act 1992 has been granted to remove unnecessary red tape that would result if gaming machine dealers were required to be an intermediary where there is:
- the transfer of all gaming machines
- the transfer of the gaming machine licence
- the transfer of all gaming machine entitlements.
Wagering
Direction to the Liquor and Gambling Commissioner under sections 55(4) and 57(3) of the Act to meet the Government's obligations to the SA TAB under the Approved Licensing Agreement.
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SA TAB conducts its operations pursuant to the Approved Licensing Agreement required under section 12 of the Authorised Betting Operations Act 2000. The following Approved Licensing Agreement documents are currently in force:
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- Third Amending Agreement.