Decisions from the Public Session of the Meeting held 27 JUNE 2012

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Reference

Matter

Regulatory Matters for Approval 3(a) Games: Crown

(i) Eastern Gems Jade Master (ii) Eastern Gems Lucky Fortune Cat (iii) Fortune Koi (iv) Goddess of Gold (v) Golden Pheasant (vi) Jetsetter 4 Play (vii) Moonlight Magic (viii) Siberian Storm (ix) Sumatran Storm (x) Black Rose Pirate’s Jackpot (xi) Blade of Fortune (xii) China Shores Free Spin dragons (xiii) Dynasty of Gold Free Spin Festival (xiv) Wiseman’s Fortune Free Spin dragons (xv) Savannah Sunset – 5 Jewels ’

Tabcorp (i) Eastern Gems Jade Master (ii) Eastern Gems Lucky Fortune Cat (iii) Black Rose High Velocity Grand Prix (iv) Dynasty of Gold High Velocity Grand Prix (v) Straight and Arrow High Velocity Grand Prix Tattersall’s

(i) Diamond charm – Silver & Gold Jackpots (ii) Extra Chance Jetsetter Beijing (iii) Extra Chance Jetsetter Macau (iv) Fortune Koil (v) Goddess of Gold

Approval

TABLE OF CONTENTS (cont)

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3(b) Venues

(i) Maryborough Highland Society – EGM Increase (

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – EASTERN GEMS JADE MASTER The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Eastern Gems Jade Master to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Eastern Gems Jade Master has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd for

approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Eastern Gems Jade Master. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Eastern Gems Jade Master do not differ from those

previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – EASTERN GEMS LUCKY FORTUNE CAT The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Eastern Gems Lucky Fortune Cat to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Eastern Gems Lucky Fortune Cat has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty

Ltd for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Eastern Gems Lucky Fortune Cat. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Eastern Gems Lucky Fortune Cat do not differ from

those previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – FORTUNE KOI The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Fortune Koi to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Fortune Koi has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd for approval. The

correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Fortune Koi. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Fortune Koi do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – GODDESS OF GOLD The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Goddess of Gold to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Goddess of Gold has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd for approval.

The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Goddess of Gold. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Goddess of Gold do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – GOLDEN PHEASNAT The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Golden Pheasant to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Golden Pheasant has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd for approval.

The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Golden Pheasant. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Golden Pheasant do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – JETSETTER 4 PLAY

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of the electronic gaming machine game Jetsetter 4 Play to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Jetsetter 4 Play has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd for approval.

The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Jetsetter 4 Play. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Jetsetter 4 Play do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – MOONLIGHT MAGIC The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Moonlight Magic to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Moonlight Magic has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd for approval.

The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Moonlight Magic. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Moonlight Magic do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – SIBERIAN STORM The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Siberian Storm to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Siberian Storm has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd for approval. The

correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Siberian Storm. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Siberian Storm do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – SUMATRAN STORM The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Sumatran Storm to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Sumatran Storm has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd for approval.

The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Sumatran Storm. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Sumatran Storm do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – BLACK ROSE PIRATE’S JACKPOT The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Black Rose Pirate’s Jackpot to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Black Rose Pirate’s Jackpot has been submitted by Konami Australia Pty Ltd

for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Black Rose Pirate’s Jackpot. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Black Rose Pirate’s Jackpot do not differ from those

previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – BLADE OF FORTUNE The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Blade of Fortune to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Blade of Fortune has been submitted by Konami Australia Pty Ltd for approval.

The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Blade of Fortune. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Blade of Fortune do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – CHINA SHORES FREE SPIN DRAGONS The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game China Shores Free Spin Dragons to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game China Shores Free Spin Dragons has been submitted by Konami Australia Pty

Ltd for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game China Shores Free Spin Dragons. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with China Shores Free Spin Dragons do not differ from

those previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – DYNASTY OF GOLD FREE SPIN FESTIVAL The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Dynasty of Gold Free Spin Festival to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Dynasty of Gold Free Spin Festival has been submitted by Konami Australia

Pty Ltd for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Dynasty of Gold Free Spin Festival. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Dynasty of Gold Free Spin Festival do not differ from

those previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – WISEMAN’S FORTUNE FREE SPIN DRAGONS The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Wiseman’s Fortune Free Spin Dragons to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Wiseman’s Fortune Free Spin Dragons has been submitted by Konami

Australia Pty Ltd for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Wiseman’s Fortune Free Spin Dragons. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Wiseman’s Fortune Free Spin Dragons do not differ

from those previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

CROWN – SAVANNAH SUNSET – 5 JEWELS The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Savannah Sunset – 5 Jewels to operate on Crown gaming machine network.

The game Savannah Sunset – 5 Jewels has been submitted by Shuffle Master Australasia

Pty Ltd for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Savannah Sunset – 5 Jewels. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Savannah Sunset – 5 Jewels do not differ from those

previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TABCORP – EASTERN GEMS JADE MASTER

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Eastern Gems Jade Master to operate on Tabcorp gaming machine network.

The game Eastern Gems Jade Master has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd for

approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Eastern Gems Jade Master. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Eastern Gems Jade Master do not differ from those

previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TABCORP – EASTERN GEMS LUCKY FORTUNE CAT

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Eastern Gems Lucky Fortune Cat to operate on Tabcorp gaming machine network.

The game Eastern Gems Lucky Fortune Cat has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty

Ltd for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Eastern Gems Lucky Fortune Cat. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Eastern Gems Lucky Fortune Cat do not differ from

those previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TABCORP – BLACK ROSE HIGH VELOCITY GRAND PRIX

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Black Rose High Velocity Grand Prix to operate on Tabcorp gaming machine network.

The game Black Rose High Velocity Grand Prix has been submitted by Konami Australia

Pty Ltd for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Black Rose High Velocity Grand Prix. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Black Rose High Velocity Grand Prix do not differ from

those previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TABCORP – DYNASTY OF GOLD HIGH VELOCITY GRAND PRIX

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Dynasty of Gold High Velocity Grand Prix to operate on Tabcorp gaming machine network.

The game Dynasty of Gold High Velocity Grand Prix has been submitted by Konami

Australia Pty Ltd for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Dynasty of Gold High Velocity Grand Prix. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Dynasty of Gold High Velocity Grand Prix do not differ

from those previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TABCORP – STRAIGHT AND ARROW HIGH VELOCITY GRAND PRIX The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Straight and Arrow High Velocity Grand Prix to operate on Tabcorp gaming machine network.

The game Straight and Arrow High Velocity Grand Prix has been submitted by Konami

Australia Pty Ltd for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Straight and Arrow High Velocity Grand Prix. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Straight and Arrow High Velocity Grand Prix do not

differ from those previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TATTERSALL’S – DIAMOND CHARM – SILVER & GOLD JACKPOTS

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Diamond Charm – Silver & Gold Jackpots to operate on Tattersall’s gaming machine network.

The game Diamond Charm – Silver & Gold Jackpots has been submitted by Aristocrat

Technologies (Australia) Pty Limited for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Diamond Charm – Silver & Gold Jackpots. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Diamond Charm – Silver & Gold Jackpots do not differ

from those previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TATTERSALL’S – EXTRA CHANCE JETSETTER BEIJING The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Extra Chance Jetsetter Beijing to operate on Tattersall’s gaming machine network.

The game Extra Chance Jetsetter Beijing has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd

Limited for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Extra Chance Jetsetter Beijing. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Extra Chance Jetsetter Beijing do not differ from those

previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TATTERSALL’S – EXTRA CHANCE JETSETTER MACAU The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of

the electronic gaming machine game Extra Chance Jetsetter Macau to operate on Tattersall’s gaming machine network.

The game Extra Chance Jetsetter Macau has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd

Limited for approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Extra Chance Jetsetter Macau. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Extra Chance Jetsetter Macau do not differ from those

previously approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME

TATTERSALL’S – FORTUNE KOI

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of the electronic gaming machine game Fortune Koi to operate on Tattersall’s gaming machine network.

The game Fortune Koi has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd Limited for approval.

The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Fortune Koi. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Fortune Koi do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

APPROVAL OF A NEW ELECTRONIC GAMING MACHINE GAME TATTERSALL’S – GODDESS OF GOLD

The Commission made the following findings in respect of an application for approval of the electronic gaming machine game Goddess of Gold to operate on Tattersall’s gaming machine network.

The game Goddess of Gold has been submitted by IGT (Australia) Pty Ltd Limited for

approval. The correct fee has been paid. The Commission approved the application under section 3.5.4 of the Gambling Regulation

Act 2003 (the Act) of the game Goddess of Gold. Under section 3.5.4 (3) of the Act, the Commission, having regard to player return, game

fairness and security and responsible gambling, any standards in force under section 3.5.3 of the Act and the certificate of a person listed on the Roll, being a person referred to in section 3.4.61(1)(c), may approve or refuse to approve a gaming machine type or a game.

At its 29 October 2002 meeting, the Victorian Casino and Gaming Authority adopted the

Director’s Standards (as approved by the Minister under section 68A of the Gaming Machine Control Act 1991) against which to assess applications for the approval of gaming machine games and types. These Standards are taken to be Standards made by the Commission under section 3.5.3 of the Act.

An accredited tester for gaming machine game testing and listed on the Roll of Suppliers,

has tested the game for compliance with section 3.5.4(3) (c) of the Act. The game features associated with Goddess of Gold do not differ from those previously

approved by the Commission. No features that may impact on responsible gambling principles have been identified.

Based on the assessment by the accredited tester, the Commission is satisfied that the

game is suitable in respect of player return, game fairness and security, and responsible gambling for use in gaming.

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TRARALGON BOWLS CLUB EGM INCREASE (

SCHEDULE OF NEW NOMINEES

VENUE OPERATORS The following persons have lodged applications for approval as nominees of venue operators.

Venue Operator New Nominee

East Malvern RSL Daryl Michael MacDonald.

Joday Pty Ltd Ryan Mitchell

Pascoe Vale RSL Gary Alexander Kelly

Shelly Club (Sporting & Social) Inc

Karen Angela Wood

The Ouyen Club Inc George Harry Strickland

The Commission determined that it is satisfied that:

the proposed new nominees are of good repute, do not have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources or have business associations who or which are not of good repute or who have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources; and

the associates of each proposed new nominee are of good repute and do not have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources; and

the associates of each proposed new nominee do not have business associations who or which are not of good repute or who have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources; and

The Commission approve each proposed new nominee as suitable to be concerned in or associated with the management and operation of an approved gaming machine venue pursuant to the criteria set out in sections 3.4.14(6), 3.4.14(7)(a) and 3.4.14(7)(b) of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003, and approve each proposed new nominee for the respective venue operator in respect of the approved venue.

SCHEDULE OF NEW ASSOCIATES

VENUE OPERATORS

The following persons lodged applications for approval as associates of venue operators.

Venue Operator New Associate Reason for Association

Altona Sports Club Inc Vlado Perkovic Committee member

Bairnsdale Club Inc Darren Keith White Committee member

Casa D’Abruzzo Club Maria Zaccagnini Committee member

Footscray Football Club Ltd

Christopher Lee Grant Director

Foster Golf Club Inc Frances McGlead Committee member

Hampton RSL Sub-Branch Inc

Malcolm Douglas Moon Committee member

Peter Leonard McCraken Committee member Healesville RSL Sub-Branch Inc Jodi-Ann Louise Baptist Secretary

Leongatha RLS Sub-Branch Inc

Vivian Kaye Carrol Committee member

Rosemary Boyd Committee member Loch Sport RSL Sub-Branch Inc Duncan Parker Committee member

Pascoe Vale RSL Sub-Branch Inc

Jeffrey Richard Frey Committee member

Edward Charles Dugdale Committee member Ringwood RSL Sub-Branch Inc David Liggett Committee member

Richard George Bertram Committee member

Dale William Kelly Committee member

Robinvale Golf Club Inc

Trevor Gordon Smith Committee member

Rye RSL Sub-Branch Inc

Glenys Rae Hellier Committee member

Sovereign Hotel Group Pty Ltd

Anthony Edward Jackson Director

Springvale RSL Sub-Branch Inc

Ronald James Gibbs Committee member

Swan Hill Club Inc Brian Kevin Cooper Committee member

Raymond John Cattanach Committee member

Christopher Neil Corbett Committee member

The Ouyen Club Inc

Annette Joy Harbrow Committee member

The Merbein Citizens Club Inc

David Henry Jack Committee member

Venue Operator New Associate Reason for Association

Vermont Football Club Inc

Spiro Michael Agius Committee member

Victoria Racing Club Limited

Elisa Jayne Sturzaker Committee member

The Commission found:

that it is satisfied the associates in the above table are of good repute pursuant to section 10.4A.1(a) of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (the Act);

that it is satisfied the associates in the above table are of sound and stable financial background pursuant to section 10.4A.1(b) of the Act; and

that the associates do not have business associations who or which are not of good repute or who have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources pursuant to section 10.4A.1(c) of the Act.

The Commission determined

to approve the associates in the above table as suitable to be concerned in, or associated with, the business of the venue operators pursuant to section 10.4A.7 of the Act.

Request for an Extension of Time to Nominate a Nominee

COLAC RSL INC`

Colac RSL Inc applied for an extension of time to nominate a natural person to be nominee in respect of the Club’s approved venue pursuant to section 3.4.14(3) of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003. The Commission determined to approve the request by Colac RSL Inc for an extension of time until 31 July 2012 to finalise paperwork regarding the newly appointed manager.

Renewal of Bookmaker Registration – Sole Trader

Peter John Carey

Applicant: Peter John Carey Date of Birth: 14 May 1956 Applicant’s Address: 16 Coventry Place

Wagga Wagga NSW 2650

Peter John Carey lodged an application to renew his registration as a sole trader bookmaker pursuant to section 4.5A.13 of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (“the Act”). The Commission found that:

that the applicant being over 18 years of age could apply for registration as a bookmaker;

that it is satisfied an application in the approved form has been lodged pursuant to section 4.5A.2(2)(a) of the Act;

that a prescribed fee, pursuant to section 4.5A.2(2)(b) of the Act, does not apply at this time;

that the applicant and each associate of the applicant, are of good repute, do not have any business association who or which are not of good repute or have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources and that they are of sound and stable financial background, pursuant to the criteria set out in sections 4.5A.4(2)(a), (b) and (c) of the Act;

that it is satisfied that the applicant has made appropriate bond arrangements under section 94A of the Racing Act 1958; and

that it is satisfied the applicant has adopted a Responsible Gambling Code of Conduct that has been approved by the Commission, pursuant to the criteria set out in section 4.5A.4(2)(f) of the Act.

The Commission determined to: Grant a Bookmaker Registration in the name of Peter John Carey for five years from 27 June 2012.

Renewal of Bookmaker Registration – Sole Trader Timothy James Albiston

Applicant: Timothy James Albiston Date of Birth: 14 January 1991 Applicant’s Address: 35 Lee-Ann Street

Forest Hill VIC 3131

Timothy James Albiston lodged an application to renew his registration as a sole trader bookmaker pursuant to section 4.5A.13 of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (“the Act”). The Commission found that:

that the applicant being over 18 years of age could apply for registration as a bookmaker;

that it is satisfied an application in the approved form has been lodged pursuant to section 4.5A.2(2)(a) of the Act;

that a prescribed fee, pursuant to section 4.5A.2(2)(b) of the Act, does not apply at this time;

that the applicant and each associate of the applicant, are of good repute, do not have any business association who or which are not of good repute or have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources and that they are of sound and stable financial background, pursuant to the criteria set out in sections 4.5A.4(2)(a), (b) and (c) of the Act;

that it is satisfied that the applicant has made appropriate bond arrangements under section 94A of the Racing Act 1958; and

that it is satisfied the applicant has adopted a Responsible Gambling Code of Conduct that has been approved by the Commission, pursuant to the criteria set out in section 4.5A.4(2)(f) of the Act.

The Commission determined to: Grant a Bookmaker Registration in the name Timothy James Albiston for five years from 27 June 2012.

APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL TO BE A MEMBER OF A BOOKMAKING PARTNERSHIP

WRIGHT ODDS

Partnership Members: Roger Thomas Wright 45%

Marie Therese Wright 45% Carly Elizabeth Crowe 10%

Partnership Name: Wright Odds Roger Thomas Wright, Marie Therese Wright and Carly Elizabeth Crowe are bookmakers registered under the Act and their registration is valid until 30 September 2015.

Roger Thomas Wright, Marie Therese Wright and Carly Elizabeth Crowe lodged an application to form a bookmaker partnership “Wright Odds” pursuant to section 4.5A.9 of the Act.

The Commission determined to: grant an approval for Roger Thomas Wright, Marie Therese Wright and Carly Elizabeth

Crowe to be in bookmaking partnership, trading in the name of Wright Odds effective for three years from 27 June 2012 to 26 June 2015, subject to the condition that each member of the partnership maintains their bookmaker registration to that date, pursuant to sections 4.5A.10(1) and 4.5A.10(2) of the Act.

AMENDMENT OF ENTITLEMENT CONDITIONS – LAURIMAR TAVERN PTY LTD

LAURIMAR TAVERN PTY LTD applied for an Amendment of Gaming Machine Entitlement Geographic Conditions as follows. The Commission determined to: grant Laurimar Tavern Pty Ltd’s application for Amendment of Gaming Machine

Entitlement Conditions effective from 27 June 2012.

Entitlement Number

Current Geographic Area/Venue Condition

Proposed Geographic Area/Venue Condition

16623-16662 Whittlesea City (Municipal Limit) Boroondara City

AMENDMENT TO ENTITLEMENT CONDITIONS – BIERE HAUS PTY LTD

CAFÉ DE BIERE – BIERE HAUS PTY LTD applied for an Amendment of Gaming Machine Entitlement Geographic Conditions as follows. The Commission determined to: grant Café de Biere – Biere Haus Pty Ltd’s application for Amendment of Gaming

Machine Entitlement Conditions effective from 27 June 2012.

Entitlement Number

Current Geographic Area/Venue Condition

Proposed Geographic Area/Venue Condition

9137-9166 Darebin City (Capped Region 7) Wodonga Rural City

AMENDMENT TO ENTITLEMENT CONDITIONS – COLLINGWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED

COLLINGWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED applied for an Amendment of Gaming Machine Entitlement Geographic Conditions as follows.

The Commission determined to:

grant Collingwood Football Club Limited’s application for Amendment of Gaming Machine Entitlement Conditions effective from 27 June 2012.

Entitlement Number

Current Geographic Area/Venue Condition

Proposed Geographic Area/Venue Condition

10338 Yarra Ranges Shire (Capped Region 20) Maroondah City

AMENDMENT TO ENTITLEMENT CONDITIONS – VENETO CLUB

VENETO CLUB applied for an Amendment of Gaming Machine Entitlement Geographic Conditions as follows.

The Commission determined to:

grant Veneto Club’s application for Amendment of Gaming Machine Entitlement Conditions effective from 27 June 2012.

Entitlement Number

Current Geographic Area/Venue Condition

Proposed Geographic Area/Venue Condition

24984-24998 Whitehorse City Moreland City (Capped Region 17)

KINGFISH VICTORIA PTY LTD – AMEND GEOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS ON ENTITLEMENTS

KINGFISH VICTORIA PTY LTD applied for an Amendment of Gaming Machine Entitlement Geographic Conditions as follows.

The Commission determined to:

grant Kingfish Victoria Pty Ltd’s application for Amendment of Gaming Machine Entitlement Conditions effective from 27 June 2012.

Entitlement Number

Current Geographic Area/Venue Condition

Proposed Geographic Area/Venue Condition

15966-15980 Casey City (Municipal Limit) Stonnington City

16064-16083 Melton Shire Stonnington City

16006-16010 Melbourne City (Uncapped) Stonnington City

KINGFISH VICTORIA PTY LTD AMEND GEOGRAPHIC CONDITION ON ENTITLEMENTS

KINGFISH VICTORIA PTY LTD applied for an Amendment of Gaming Machine Entitlement Geographic Conditions as follows.

The Commission determined to: grant Kingfish Victoria Pty Ltd’s application for Amendment of Gaming Machine

Entitlement Conditions effective from 27 June 2012.

Entitlement Number

Current Geographic Area/Venue Condition

Proposed Geographic Area/Venue Condition

15981-16005 Melbourne City (Uncapped) Port Phillip City

APPROVL OF NEW VENUE OPERATOR – S 7 J BRYAN DEVELOPMENTS PTY LTD

WITH APPROVED VENUE – GOLF HOUSE HOTEL

S & J Bryant Developments Pty Ltd lodged an application for a venue operator’s licence with an approved venue, the Golf House Hotel. The business is being purchased from Ballarat Turf Club Inc. S & J Bryant Developments Pty Ltd has nominated Stephen John Bryant to be its nominee and lodged a nominee application with its venue operator application. The Commission found:

that it is satisfied an application in the approved form has been lodged and the prescribed fee has been paid pursuant to section 3.4.8(2) of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003;

that it is satisfied an advertisement has been published as required by section 3.4.8(3) of the Act;

that it is satisfied Ministerial directions in respect of electronic gaming machines (EGMs) have been complied with pursuant to sections 3.2.3 and 3.4.11(1)(a) of the Act;

that it is satisfied section 3.4.11(1)(ba) of the Act does not apply;

that it is satisfied section 3.4.11(1)(d) of the Act does not apply;

that no objections to the application have been made pursuant to section 3.4.10 of the Act;

that it is satisfied section 3.4.14(1) of the Act does not apply;

that it is satisfied the applicant and its associates, are suitable and of good repute, that they have no business associations who or which are not of good repute or have undesirable or unsatisfactory financial resources, and that the applicant has a satisfactory corporate structure, pursuant to the criteria set out in sections 3.4.11(1)(b), 3.4.11(2)(a), 3.4.11(2)(b), 3.4.11(2)(c) and 3.4.11(2)(d) of the Act;

that it is satisfied the applicant is of sound and stable financial background pursuant to section 3.4.11(2)(ab) of the Act;

that it is satisfied the applicant has an approved Self Exclusion Program pursuant to the criteria set out in section 3.4.11(1)(e) of the Act; and

that it is satisfied the applicant has an approved Responsible Gambling Code of Conduct pursuant to the criteria set out in section 3.4.11(1)(f) of the Act.

The Commission determined to: grant a hotel venue operator’s licence in the name of S & J Bryant Developments Pty

Ltd for ten years from 27 June 2012 until midnight 27 June 2022;

Include the specified approved venue of the Golf House Hotel, located in Ballarat on the licence, subject to settlement; and

Approve Stephen John Bryant as nominee of S & J Bryant Developments Pty Ltd in respect of the Golf House Hotel.

Decisions from the Public Session of the Meeting held 27 JUNE 2012 Request for an Extension of Time to Nominate a NomineeCOLAC RSL INC`