UK Statutory Instrument
2007
United Kingdom
The Gambling Act 2005 (Mandatory and Default Conditions) (England and Wales) Regulations 2007
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Schedules
Browse 30 other Schedules — structural / supplementary
(1) This paragraph applies to larger converted casino premises and...
(1) This paragraph applies to all premises in respect of...
In this Part— “ extended converted casino premises ” means...
In this Part, in determining the floor area of the...
In this Part, where premises are required to contain a...
(1) This paragraph shall apply where children or young persons...
(1) In the case of a charge for admission to...
(1) The rules of each type of game that is...
Any ATM made available for use on the premises shall...
A notice stating that no person under the age of...
No customer shall be able to access the premises directly...
Any ATM made available for use on the premises shall...
(1) No alcohol shall be permitted to be consumed on...
No customer shall be able to access the premises directly...
Any ATM made available for use on the premises shall...
(1) Where Category C gaming machines are made available for...
(1) No alcohol shall be permitted to be consumed on...
A notice stating that no person under the age of...
(1) Access to the premises shall be from a street...
Subject to anything permitted by virtue of the 2005 Act,...
Any ATM made available for use on the premises shall...
No apparatus for making information or other material available in...
No publications, other than racing periodicals or specialist betting publications,...
No music, dancing or other entertainment shall be provided or...
(1) No alcohol shall be permitted to be consumed on...
A notice setting out the terms on which customers are...
The premises licence holder shall make arrangements to ensure that...
The premises licence holder shall make arrangements to ensure that...
Any ATM made available for use on the premises shall...
Browse 24 other sections — procedural / definitional / commencement
Citation and commencement
(1) The principal entrance to the premises shall be from...
Interpretation
A gap of at least 2 metres shall be maintained...
Mandatory conditions attaching to every premises licence
No more than 40 separate player positions may be made...
Mandatory conditions attaching to casino premises licences
(1) The rules of each type of casino game that...
The conditions specified in Part 2 of Schedule 1 shall,...
Any ATM made available for use on the premises shall...
The conditions specified in Part 3 of Schedule 1 shall,...
(1) A notice setting out the information in sub-paragraph (2)...
The conditions specified in Part 4 of Schedule 1 shall,...
No more than 40 separate betting positions may be made...
The conditions specified in Part 5 of Schedule 1 shall,...
Default conditions attaching to casino premises licences
Mandatory conditions attaching to bingo premises licences
Default conditions attaching to bingo premises licences
Mandatory conditions attaching to adult gaming centre premises licences
Mandatory conditions attaching to family entertainment centre premises licences
Mandatory conditions attaching to betting premises licences other than track premises licences
Default conditions attaching to betting premises licences other than track premises licences
Mandatory conditions attaching to track premises licences
Default conditions attaching to track premises licences
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Regulates gambling in Great Britain. Issues operating and premises licences. Protects vulnerable people and ensures fair gambling.
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